Will "lemonade" be mentioned on the next Lemonade Stand Podcast?

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This market resolves around Jul 8, 2026, after the Lemonade Stand Podcast episode airs on July 8. The outcome is determined by verifying what was actually said on the show against credible public sources, including the podcast recording, official episode notes, or reputable media coverage. Once the episode is publicly available and the specific statements or topics can be confirmed, the market settles according to which outcome matches the verified facts. Traders should monitor the podcast release and any official announcements to track resolution timing.

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