Podcast: Meredith Monday Schwartz on managing a flexible workforce
Plenty of people -- men, women, parents, and others -- would like to work flexibly. Being able to control which hours you work makes it …Read More
Category Archives: Best of Both Worlds Podcast
Podcast: Rethinking kid discipline with Katherine Reynolds Lewis
Discipline is many people's least favorite part of parenting. Along with being the least favorite part, it's possibly the least examined. When a child misbehaves, …Read More
Podcast: Why you should ‘Let Your Mind Run’ with Deena Kastor
For any runners reading this post, Deena Kastor needs no introduction. A winner of both the London and Chicago marathons, she also won a bronze …Read More
Podcast: All things birthday parties!
I have four children. Like clockwork, they each have a birthday, every single year! And we want to celebrate. Of course, in certain slightly competitive …Read More
Podcast: How to craft a career that works for you
I'm mostly off-line this week with spring break, but I'm just popping in here to talk about this week's podcast. It's really a good one, …Read More
Podcast: Making life work, with emergency medicine physician Swati Singh
I forget where it was, but I recently heard a woman remark "Well, you see, my husband's a doctor." The implication was that she needed …Read More
Podcast: Work/life balance with librarian Hannah Olsen
Part of the Best of Both Worlds podcast mission is to share stories and strategies from of lots of different women. How do people from …Read More
Podcast: Making time for community and volunteering
When I ask people what they'd like to spend more time doing, volunteering lands on the list almost as frequently as exercise and reading. People would …Read More
Podcast: The great decluttering debate
Organized is not the same thing as tidy. I realized this, years ago, when I invited a prominent professional organizer into my home as part …Read More
Podcast: Meredith Bodgas, Working Mother, tips and strategies
I am a long-time fan of Working Mother magazine. If you have been reading this blog for a while, you may recall that I did …Read More