In this episode we interview Stephen. 
Stephen grew up in Worthing, England. He went to Queens College at University of Cambridge to study math, but ended up switching to study Theology. After graduating, Stephen spent 6 years with the City of London Police, and left to switch to teaching, and eventually met his American wife. They moved to Washington, DC, for her job in 2014. Upon moving to the States, Stephen and his wife decided that he would take on the role of primary caretaker for his two children. Stephen lives with his wife, 4 ½ year old daughter, and 3 year old son. He recently returned to work outside of the home as the Director of Community Groups for the church he and his family attend. 
Stephen shares his story and the winding paths he took to get where he is today. 

In this episode we talk to Rebekah O'Dell. Rebekah is a middle school English teacher with a heart for issues of social justice and equality. Growing up, she thought she'd either be on Broadway or spend her life saving all the whales, but she accidentally fell in love with teaching. Rebekah sees herself as a "window builder," someone who exposes her students to issues of poverty, inequality, and injustice through young adult literature. Scottie needs someone to beer her some strength on a family vacation, Grace finds joy walking through IKEA without kids, and Laura recommends the book Tattoos on the Heart by Gregory Boyle.

In this episode, we take clips from our first season and splice them together in an attempt to intrigue our audience. 
Episode 1 drops on October 15!

Grace, Laura, and Scottie imagine what questions potential listeners might ask if they were wondering about Little Lives in the Suburbs.