If you’re new here (or you missed this one the first time) this is the episode to press play on.

We’re rereleasing our conversation with Eve Rodsky, creator and NYT bestselling author of Fair Play, and honestly, the timing couldn’t be more perfect. Maya’s son is officially here 💙, and this season has been all about setting boundaries, having real conversations, and redistributing the work load-exactly what this episode is about.

We originally kicked off Women’s History Month with this conversation because it speaks to the unseen, unpaid, and often unfair labor women carry every single day. Eve breaks down how Fair Play became a movement, starting with a text from her husband, a conversation with Elizabeth Warren back when she was her Harvard professor, and the career path she thought she’d be on before changing everything.

We talk about why excusing partners with “but he’s a good guy” keeps us stuck, why her and her husband’s In-N-Out check-ins double as strategy meetings (genius, honestly), and what Eve calls the last frontier of feminism-and it might not be what you expect. She also shares the three things every household needs to actually function… because most of us are running on vibes and vibes only.

This episode is packed with perspective, laughs, and tools you can use immediately-especially if you’re navigating a new life chapter, redefining roles, or realizing that “doing it all” shouldn’t mean doing it alone.

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