This podcast is both cathartic to listen to and super informative. It masterfully links the seemingly personal challenges of caregiving and family with the historical, social, and political forces that shape how the American family is (or, more frequently, isn’t) supported. Listen, then call your elected representatives and demand better!

for real, the world is built on the unpaid labor of birthing and caring people and this podcast lays it all out in plain English, without too much academic theory and focused on solutions. It is so so good and I’m important going to make everyone I know listen.

Great topics with engaging hosts. Worth a listen!

Impressed with this, especially the hosts. On point questions, very informed and kept it brisk. Subscribing.

Two great hosts who dive into this topic with a freshness one would not expect six months into the pandemic. I’ll be listening for more…

I really loved seeing old problems from new perspectives. The experts they bring on and talk with helps give a great overview and context for understanding the ways the world and policies affect our personal lives within the walls of our homes. Can’t wait to listen to the new episodes!!

Thank you for the fresh perspective just when it was needed the most!

An engaging, entertaining, and informative conversation with two hosts that all moms can relate to. And the topics are on point!

I'm so grateful for this podcast. So many of us have for decades felt like we need to solve our family's concerns with individual actions rather than systemic changes. Why is child care not a right? Why aren't child care workers respected union workers with high pay and benefits? Why does our society expect both parents to work outside the home? Why aren't single-parents uplifted more by our culture? The analysis here is spot on both for our current COVID situations and also for how the poor and non-white communities have borne these burdens for decades.

Smart, thoughtful, fun, and so very relatable. Excellent conversations that illuminate and spark new ideas. The hosts are funny and down to earth even while discussing hard topics. Really well done.