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In this episode, Emma and Sara answer a question from a listener who wonders why they now hate Saturdays as the primary parent to two children, aged 5 and 2, even though they are good at self-care and have a helpful spouse. In their response, your hosts dig into feminist philosophy and psychology theory, along with their experience as mothers to children that same age.
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References:
Veltman, A. 2004. "The Sisyphean torture of housework: Simone de Beauvoir and inequitable divisions of domestic work in marriage," Hypatia, 19(2).
If Books Could Kill Podcast
Rodsky, E. 2019. Fair Play: A game-changing solution when you have too much to do (and more life to live). New York: Random House.
Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
In this episode, Emma and Sara included a special guest, Michelle Friesen. Michelle is Yukon First Nations whose family is from the Ta’an Kwäch’än Council, the first Indigenous city councillor in Whitehorse in 30 years, a mother and a mountain biker and we were so pleased to have her on our show to answer a question about speaking up (even when it's scary!), power dynamics, and representation in leadership. Thank you, Michelle!
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You can also find us on CJUC, Whitehorse Community Radio, every Wednesday at 8 PM. Check out our show page: https://cjucfm.com/shows/dear-dual-perspective/
In this episode, Emma and Sara answer a question about the use of technology in adulthood, the role of our phones as a gateway to the Internet and how this affects relationships in a variety of spaces, and mis/disinformation in social media.
You can follow us on Instagram @deardualperspective and Twitter @deardualpersp. Please subscribe to get our next episode in two weeks. Thanks for listening!
In this episode, Emma and Sara tackle two questions about how to deepen adult friendships, touching on the concepts of a friend hierarchy, the commodification of friendship, intentionality in relationships, and the effects of social media on modern friendships.
Please submit your question for a future episode by clicking here: https://forms.gle/BGTPzwNVaeg7Zz8E9 We'd love to answer it in a future episode!
You can follow us on Instagram @deardualperspective and Twitter @deardualpersp. Please subscribe to get our next episode in two weeks. Thanks for listening!
Putnam, R. 1995. "Bowling Alone: America's declining social capital." Johns Hopkins University Press, 6(1), pp. 65-78.
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We will answer your question from both the micro perspective of individual relationship dynamics from Dr. Emma's clinical training, and the macro perspective of social trends based on Dr. Sara's policy background. Submit your question here for an upcoming episode.
This podcast is recorded on the territory of the KDFN and TKC in Whitehorse, Yukon.