Why My Kid Spotting A Typo Brought Me To Tears
When my dyslexic daughter spotted a typo in a book, it felt like a miracle. This is a story about reading, resilience, and why parents must fight for how their children are taught.
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Big News: Company of Dads Book in the Works
Paul Sullivan, founder of The Company of Dads and former New York Times columnist, announces his new book Dad’s Home – a roadmap for modern fathers ready to lead their families and redefine fatherhood.
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Raising Humans, Not Checklists: Five Keys to a Flourishing Childhood
What if the biggest challenges facing kids today aren’t about behavior or performance – but about how disconnected we’ve become from ourselves? Drawing on decades of work with thousands of families, globally recognized thought leader, speech pathologis …
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Disruption, Belonging & Better School Communication
How do we really know what our kids are trying to tell us – even when they can’t put it into words? Ben Sacco, author of Disruption in Schools: Understand Me Before You Mark Me, reframes how we think about classroom behavior. He explains why “disruptio …
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Season 2 Episode 9: From Perk to Priority: Rethinking Work-Life Support
As we close out the year on The Work Life Equation, Priya and Paul unpack the biggest insights from a year of powerful conversations with HR leaders, benefit innovators, and caregiving champions. From the “manager lottery” to the infrastructure of care, we explore how companies are evolving their support strategies—and why 94% of employees say family benefits matter more than ever. Whether you’re designing benefit programs or trying to make sense of what’s available to you, this episode offers expert-backed clarity, relatable stories, and actionable takeaways. Because when benefits are understood and accessible, everyone wins.
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Talking to Your Kids About Bullying – Part 2
Finding out your child is bullying others is painful – but it’s also a chance to teach empathy, accountability, and healthier ways to connect.
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Season 2 Episode 8: From Cost to Competitive Edge: Walmart’s Child Care Investment
What if child care wasn’t just a benefit but a game-changer for employee loyalty, engagement, and even talent attraction? In this episode of The Work-Life Equation, we talk with Meghan Klosterman, Senior Manager of Child Care Programs at Walmart, about the launch of Little Squiggles Children’s Enrichment Center, a groundbreaking initiative designed to support working parents at Walmart’s headquarters. Meghan shares how her personal journey as an educator and mom shaped the vision for a center that’s more than just child care – it’s a strategic investment in employee well-being, retention, and loyalty. Whether you’re an HR leader or a working parent, this episode offers inspiration and practical insights into building benefits that truly matter.
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Rebranding the Mind: Changing the Language Around Mental Health
What if we’ve been using the wrong words to talk about our mental state? Brian Mann, co-founder of Glitched States and Kemble & Mann Creative Intelligence Labs, is on a mission to replace stigma with strength. He’s building a new vocabulary for men …
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Season 2 Episode 7: Degrees of Impact – How Education Benefits Transform Lives
What if your employee benefits could do more than support the day-to-day—they could shape someone’s entire future? In this episode, we hear from Chad Jones at Papa John’s, whose own journey from pizza maker to PhD candidate inspired a company-wide education initiative. “Dough & Degrees” is helping frontline workers earn diplomas, grow careers, and stay engaged—all while staying on the job. For employers, it’s a blueprint for retention and impact. For employees, it’s proof that the right support can unlock real opportunity. Tune in for a story that’s equal parts practical and powerful.
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Protecting Kids from Harmful Online Ads
Children are the most valuable – and vulnerable – targets for online advertisers. Every day, brands and tech companies use sophisticated tools to track, profile, and influence kids, shaping their choices before they even know they’re being sold to. Mic …
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The Issues with Advertising to Children (and What Parents Can Do)
Bright, persuasive digital ads are shaping kids’ choices before they understand what marketing is. Parents can – and should – step in.
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Is AI Beneficial or Harmful to Education?
AI can personalize learning – or create dependence. The difference comes down to how parents help kids use these tools responsibly.
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