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A witty case for protecting friendship in the loneliest years of parenting
Parenting, friendship, and loneliness are at the center of Stacey McLachlan’s talk. She explores why early parenthood can become an isolating decade and shares the choice she made to keep her social life intact after having her daughter.
Can AI help kids learn without replacing the learning itself?
AI in education is the focus as Molly Graham talks with Leah Belsky, OpenAI’s head of education and a longtime ed tech leader. The episode looks at what AI can genuinely offer students, where the hype breaks down, and how parents can guide kids to use it well.
Sal Khan and Esther Perel ask what stays uniquely human in the age of AI
AI’s impact on work, school and love is the focus of this conversation between Sal Khan and Esther Perel. They explore personalized learning, AI companions, emotional capitalism and the rituals people use to live with uncertainty, while asking whether optimization is making life better.
Blake Mycoskie on success, depression, and the message that changed everything
Blake Mycoskie reflects on how severe depression nearly cost him his life despite the outward success of building TOMS Shoes. He examines the shame that keeps people silent and shares a simple message at the center of his new mission: each person is inherently enough.
Why pretend play may be one of the smartest tools in early education
Early education researcher Anna Rainio explores how imaginary shared stories can help children learn in ways that fit their individual development. The episode centers on “playworlds,” where adults and kids build pretend worlds together to support belonging, curiosity and growth.
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