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Maiden Mother Matriarch
By Louise Perry
A podcast about culture and politics, hosted by Louise Perry.
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The Double Shift
By Katherine Goldstein
Big ideas and concrete solutions for building IRL communities you can count on.
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Here's the Thing with Reshma Saujani
By Reshma Saujani
Join me for my thoughts on all things midlife, bravery, motherhood, tech, and more.
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Amanda Litman
Making the content I wish to see in the world, one email at a time. Leadership, politics, parenting, books, and whatever else is on my mind.
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MADE WITH CARE
By Elissa Strauss
A newsletter and community for people who dream of a world in which parenting and caregiving aren’t only valued and supported, but treated with the curiosity and fascination they deserve.
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Seth Kaplan
Seth D. Kaplan is a leading expert on fragile states, societies, and communities. He is a Professorial Lecturer in the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) at Johns Hopkins University and author of four books.
“Seth investigates and explains the real work of place-based community-building more deeply than anyone else I know.”
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The New Fatherhood
By Kevin Maguire
"Like one big group text with other guys fumbling their way through fatherhood." — Esquire
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After Babel
By Jon Haidt
A free weekly newsletter where Jon Haidt and his team make sense of how technology is reshaping society — and offer practical guidance on how we can respond.
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Derek Thompson
A newsletter about abundance and building a better world.
“Thompson skillfully gets at the data behind why American life can feel so isolating and hard. He’s usually writing about a key insight before I can fully articulate it—and describes the issue so clearly.”
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MOTHERHOOD UNTIL YESTERDAY
By Elena Bridgers
Honest inquiry into the hardest parts of motherhood — through the lens of evolution, anthropology, and the best available science.
“I love Elena's use of anthropology, biology and history to help put parenting in perspective.”
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