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Monique starts us off by retraumatizing everyone with “The Green Ribbon” and the possible origins of the infamous children's story from Alvin Schwartz's “In A Dark, Dark Room And Other Scary Stories.” Then Amy brings us not one but TWO STORIES! The first, coincidentally, also being a headless story with Mike the Headless Chicken. Then Amy dives into the true crime with the harrowing kidnapping of Jaila Gladden. If you liked this episode, please take a moment to rate, review, and subscribe.

As Monique's final birthday gift to Amy, Monique covers one of the most well documented stories of alien abduction: the Travis Walton experience. Then Amy goes into the questionable goings on at Susan Monica's pig farm which begs the question: Is Monique a psychic or are criminals just so bad at it, that they all exhibit the same pattern of stupid nonsensical behavior? If you liked this episode, please take a moment to rate, review, and subscribe.

Join host, Dr. Steve Greene, as he congratulates multi-awarding-winning music artist Amy Grant on the 30th-anniversary edition of her album "Heart In Motion." Hear stories behind some of the popular songs. Then Amy reveals how she not only cultivates an atmosphere of music with her family but gives a word for today on how we need to cultivate a language of respect then see what can grow.

Kate Battan was the newest member of the investigative team in Jefferson County but that didn't stop her boss from handing her the Columbine case. The eyes of the country, the victims and other law enforcement were all on her. Amy finally has the opportunity to ask Kate about the rumored hit list. Then Amy confronts AJ DeAndrea, one of the first responders who was on the scene, about why Coach Sanders wasn't rescued sooner. Binge early and ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App https://wondery.app.link/confronting.

Quantico comes to Columbine when Mary Ellen O’Toole arrives in Littleton nearly a year after the massacre. The perpetrators knew they would die on Judgement Day so they left videos to explain their actions. Mary Ellen O’Toole was the FBI profiler who analyzed those tapes and shares her impressions with Amy. Then Amy talks with best-selling Columbine author Dave Cullen. Dave sets the record straight about myths surrounding Columbine’s social dynamics, which continue to be perpetuated 21 years after the massacre. Binge early and ad free with Wondery+. Join Wondery+ for exclusives, binges, early access, and ad free listening. Available in the Wondery App https://wondery.app.link/confronting.

Monique starts us off with the history of Bridget Bishop and the property at 43 Center Street in Salem, MA before sharing the personal experience that inspired this week’s story. Then Amy dives into an account that is equal parts awful and incredible. But don’t you worry. There’s a new boss bitch in town, and her name is Lisa McVey. If you liked this episode, please take a moment to rate, review, and subscribe.

To celebrate the recent presidential inauguration, Monique covers the many haunts of the most famous house in America: The White House. Then Amy does a deep dive into one of our craziest stories to date that will leave you asking: what happened to Mary Day??? If you liked this episode, please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe.

Patrick and Amy discuss ICER’s recently published Evidence Report on Therapies for Hemophilia A as well as NHF’s Virtual Insurance and Reimbursement Conference. Then Amy interviews Nourbese Flint, the Policy Director for Black Women For Wellness, and we hear from the Assistant Secretary for Health, ADM Brett Giroir.   PRESENTING SPONSOR: Takeda - bit.ly/TakedaBDsite   ICER’S EVIDENCE REPORT: http://bit.ly/ICERHemA2020 NHF’S INSURANCE CONFERENCE: http://bit.ly/InsurReimburse20 BLACK WOMEN FOR WELLNESS: http://bit.ly/bwwlaBSP   CHEAT CODES PODCAST: http://bit.ly/CheatCodesPod   SUBSCRIBE to BloodStream on Apple Podcasts - bit.ly/BSPAP LIKE BloodStream on Facebook - bit.ly/BSFB20 WATCH BloodStream on YouTube - http://bit.ly/BSPYT20   #hemophilia #ICER #healthinsurance #blackwomenforwellness #bleedingdisorders #bloodstreampod

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. Geoff Williams to discuss the 2020 Bee Informed Partnership (BIP) preliminary survey. Then Amy and Jamie talk about queen bees. Q&A includes: when removing supers, should burr comb be melted and applied to frames to encourage honey bees to building in that super? What are “zom-bees”? I heard foundationless frames made smaller worker bees, which led to less Varroa. Is this true?

In this episode, we are joined by Dr. David Tarpy to learn what it means to have quality queen bees and about his Queen and Disease Clinic at North Carolina State University. Then Amy and Jamie discuss the biggest stressors that honey bee colonies face according to the Bee Informed Partnership. Q&A includes: I had harvested my honey and there are a lot of air bubbles. Is this ok or should I wait before putting a lid on? What kind of hive stand is the best? Would it be okay if I got rid of deeps and used a different size hive box?

Amy shares part of her conversation this week with Renee Washington, Host of the Locked On Wizards podcast, and they talk about the NHL and NBA Playoff bubbles, as well as predictions for the Stanley Cup Final. Then Amy discusses yesterday's game against the Islanders, in a segment she's called, "I'm Not Mad, I'm Just Disappointed" Follow Locked On Wizards @lockedonwizards Follow Renee @ReneePwash Follow the podcast @LockedOnCaps Follow Amy @AmyRothenberger Like and follow the podcast on Facebook @locapitals Send an email: lockedoncaps@gmail,com Amy also has another hockey podcast where she swears and yells a lot with her friend Julie, but it doesn't happen daily, or even weekly. You can find it @puckeruppodcast Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conscious Beauty Talk with Amy Wall The Spring Clean Skin Workshop is here! Join Emilee and Amy as they facilitate your Spring renewal-skin to soul. Emilee's energetic cleansing will start us off and then we will discuss the crystals, elixirs, botanicals, and essences that will help you embody and embrace the gifts of spring. Then Amy announces the drawer and cabinet clean-out challenge, how to create a beauty altar, and why she doesn't recommend doing facial rituals in the bathroom. Emilee Fernandes is an innovator in the field of esthetics. Continuing with consulting on esthetics foundations, her mission is to inspire esthetic and spa professionals to achieve next-level treatment results through the combination of ancient medical therapies and modern technology. Emilee is a certified Medical Aesthetician (Canadian Beauty College), Dr.Vodder Advanced Neck and Face Esthetician (ASTECC), and Ayurvedic Beauty Specialist. She continues to educate herself through post-graduate courses. Having spent the first years of her career in the education sector, Emilee noticed gaps in the skincare curriculum. After building a unique spa brand, Jem Glamorganic Spa, and starting her own spiritual journey, Emilee focused on restoring not only her client’s natural luminescence by also healing their whole body, spirit, and soul with skincare.  education@emileefernandes.com    https://www.jemaesthetics.com ~ More with Conscious Beauty Talk with Amy Wall ~ Women have been sold a story of lack and limitation around what’s possible with our beauty, our biology and aging. Today we have never enjoyed more breakthroughs in skincare ingredients, technology and our understanding of human consciousness. It’s time to activate your beauty abundance and go beyond what you’ve been told and sold. Conscious Beauty Guide Amy Wall will use her experience as an award-winning professional skincare expert and experience as a leader in the conscious beauty movement to teach you the tools, techniques and guidance to activate and experience the feeling of beautiful, have more radiant skin and to deeply love the woman you see in the mirror, on a daily basis. https://loveamyskin.com/ Conscious Beauty Community: https://www.timelightcircle.com/ To get more of Conscious Beauty Talk ~ Amy Wall, be sure to visit the archives page for replays of all her shows here: https://www.inspiredchoicesnetwork.com/podcast/conscious-beauty-talk-with-amy-wall/  

I am now a Certified Inner Voice Facilitator! Connecting With the Inner Voice is really what I do and how I live. I’m doing a 3 part series on the Inner Guidance System and how to access it. This is part 1 of the 3 part series. I start off by describing the Inner Guidance System that we all carry within us. Then how I learned about Hot Tracks from Martha Beck (in books called Steering By Starlight) and Writing To Your Intuition from Jess Lively’s Podcast. I present some thoughts about why we have the mental chatterbox in the first place, and if it’s useful or not. I share 9 reasons why you would want to listen to your intuition, and some ways to help set the stage for an inner voice connection, including: Why meditation may help you to hear your inner voice. What a mind diet is and how it can facilitate connection How it might help to limit external stimuli I discuss what was one of my biggest questions early on, and also probably the most frequent question I get, which is how to distinguish your inner voice from the mental chatterbox that lives in your head. Then Amy and I have a great time talking about how to apply this to a topic such as exercise. Stay tuned for Part 2 of the Inner Voice Series: Living an Intuitive Life!

Jen tries to pull us out of depression with This Way Up (Hulu). Then Amy takes us into suspenseful darkness with The Outsider (HBO) and Allie lets us know Everything's Gonna Be Okay (Freeform/Hulu).

In this intense episode, Kristin & Amy talk about true crime cases involving children who murder. First up, Kristin talks about the case of Canada's most notorious child serial killer- Peter Woodcock. This kid murdered children and eventually adults, even while incarcerated! Then Amy talks about the case of Mary Bell, an 11 year old budding serial killer who murdered two small boys in the town of Newcastle on Tyne, England. She was born into a world that did not want her and prostituted to her mother’s clients for most of her childhood. Mary acted out aggressively and snuffed out two lives in the process. She would go off to detention centers and women’s prison and was in a way reformed. Hear her story and the stories of the two boys she murdered, Martin Brown and Brian Howe, on episode 13 on the She Sleuths – A True Crime Podcast!View our references used for our cases here: http://shesleuths.com/episode-13-killer-kids/

We bring Amy Martin back on this week to talk with us and we are happy we did. We start off with our wide ranging Hot Take topics, which includes an epic rant by Steve, so that is can't miss already. Then Amy tells us the details on the Color Run she is putting on this weekend in memory of her dad. We also learn more about what all happened when her dad was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer. It gets deep, so be prepared. We round out the episode with our Top 5 Autumn Activities, which also goes in many directions. It is a great episode and a definite can't miss!!!

From the perspective of the CEO, what is it like to be supported by a Director of Operations? Why do you need a DOO? What are the first action items a DOO will handle in your business?   In this episode, I visit with Dana Malstaff, CEO of Boss Mom, and Amy Lockrin, Dana’s DOO and CEO of The Operations House, about what the CEO-DOO relationship looks like. We pull back the curtain on how these two roles work together and why you need a DOO in your life.  If you’ve ever wondered what a DOO can do for you, listen to this transparent and honest conversation with Dana and Amy.    How the CEO & DOO Roles Work at Boss Mom How Dana + Amy Connected Dana started Boss Mom in 2015 after she’d had a baby and was starting her own business. She literally wrote the book on moms in entrepreneurship, “Boss Mom.” Then she started the Boss Mom community. Since then, she’s launched a podcast with a million downloads and has written two more books.  Amy joined the Boss Mom program and went to a Boss Mom retreat. She felt pulled to Dana’s leadership. While at the retreat, she talked to Dana about her future and joining her team. Amy has served as Dana’s DOO for the past two years.    How Dana Felt Once She Had a DOO Dana says that Amy brings two wins to the table: She takes all Dana’s ideas then organizes and delegates them. She tells Dana, “Here are all the things you’re not doing anymore.” Amy is Dana’s “Brain Activator.” Dana loves to hop on a call or Vox with Amy and share all her ideas. Then Amy asks strategic questions about those ideas. Dana is thankful she isn’t the only “thinker” in her business because Amy can see the big picture and handle the details. It helps Dana that her creative ideas go into a logical space.   What Amy Did First in Dana’s Business Amy started out as a trial employee before coming on regularly, which is a good way to know if that person is a fit. She mapped out all the offers of Dana’s business on one page. Amy also looked at Dana’s structure. Amy says her job is to see where Dana is coming from, what she wants the business to become, and to hold her accountable to that.   Summarizing What a DOO Does Amy provides structure to the team: what they’re doing and who should perform each task. Amy is there to be a strategic sounding board and ask, “Does this make sense?” A good DOO understands human nature to leverage everyone’s skills and talents. A DOO will meet the CEO where she is. You want to find someone you’re comfortable with, who gets your jokes and your energy.   How to Determine if You Need a DOO in Your Business It depends on what kind of business you want and what you're trying to build. As soon as you have more than one team member or if you’re launching a product or service, Dana believes you need someone to manage the team/launch. A DOO helps you understand your goals and stay on task. The DOO will help the CEO spend her time in the right place. As the CEO, you need to spend the time your DOO is saving you on what brings in revenue   Sharing Financial Information with the DOO Dana and Amy have budget calls every other week because both parties need to know where the money is going, where they want it to go, and to see what products are most successful. You must be completely honest in your business so your DOO can set up the right processes. If you’re ready to open up your financials to someone else, you’re ready to have a DOO.   Why You Need a DOO in Your Business Form relationships with those that complement you. Find someone who helps you finish. You need someone in your business who can make it happen and manage it when you need to step away.   Connect with Dana and Amy Dana Malstaff is the CEO and Founder of Boss Mom. She is a mother, author, speaker, business strategist, podcaster, blind spot reducer, and movement maker. She launched the Boss Mom brand with her first book Boss Mom: The Ultimate Guide to Raising a Business & Nurturing Your Family Like a Pro in 2015 and has turned the brand into an international movement. Now she has over 20,000 students in various courses and an organically grown Facebook group of over 40k that helps women all over the world raise their businesses and babies at the same time. She believes that we need to show our children that doing what we love can be financially viable.   Amy Lockrin is the CEO and Head Integrator of The Operations House, an Integration and Implementation Agency for small business owners that are ready to thrive in their business and leave behind the overwhelm of "to-do's." She and her team make things happen in your business so you can go back to being creative through project management, back end "clean-ups", launches, and strategic planning sessions. Other Ways to Connect with Me: Website Private Facebook Community Facebook Page Instagram   Key Quotes from the Episode: “A really good Director of Operations … is able to see the big picture of my business.” - Dana Malstaff “You need somebody outside of yourself that you trust to make really good decisions.” - Dana Malstaff “A good director of operations helps ensure that the CEO isn’t the bottleneck that keeps the business from moving forward.” - Dana Malstaff “You have to have somebody you trust.” - Dana Malstaff “You can’t do it alone.” - Dana Malstaff     This episode was originally published on theopsauthority.com/podcast/7

In this episode Amy helps to dispel beginners nerves with essential tips on how to begin your marathon journey on your strongest foot, literally. Starting from the feet up we chat to Emma Kirk-Odunubi about what trainers you need, the importance of footcare, easy stretches and how you can improve your running while brushing your teeth. Then Amy picks the brains of Andy Dixon, Editor of Runner's World magazine, as they pound the pavement for a lunch time run.  How to find out more about today’s experts: Emma Kirk-Odunubi, Instagram: @emmakirkyo, Youtube: HerShoesHerFitness Andy Dixon, Instagram: @runnersworlduk, @rw_ed_andy, Runner’s World Mission Marathon: https://www.runnersworld.co.uk/training/marathon/missionmarathon Find other runners like yourself by searching #WELLFar on social media. 

_Note: This episode was recorded before Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement, and before an armed man slaughtered five journalists at the Annapolis Capitol Gazette._ We're one week away from taking a break for much of the summer--but we're starting up an Impolite Company newsletter to fill the void, and we'll drop in occasionally with a few mini episodes. In the meantime, this week's show features Amy in conversation with two women who are leading figures in the area of religion and politics.  First up is Rachel Laser, a legal expert who heads up Americans United for the Separation of Church and State. She walks us through the Masterpiece Cake decision and talks about how religious liberty is currently being interpreted in our culture and our courts. Then Amy talks with Julie Rodgers, a popular writer and speaker who made national news a few years ago when she was hired--and then quickly fired--by Wheaton as the school's first and only chaplain to LGBT students. Keep sending us your good news and recommendations for the summer! Your voice memos and emails can reach us at impolitewomen@gmail.com

This week's episode has five stories that probably couldn't be more different. Becky starts us off with a thank you letter from a little old lady who has more to her than meets the eye. Then Amy talks through two women who had a "romantic, non-sexual friendship" but were quite probably queer AF. Becky's second story is a sorry tale of lost children, Satan's abused wife, and shady washerwomen, and Amy follows it with a story she wrote about a monster who has every accent in the UK apart from the one Amy was going for. Finally, Becky tells us all why jetskis and ashes-scattering ceremonies don't mix. Enjoy! Find us on social media on @andthenwhatpod, and email us at andthenwhatpod@gmail.com.

This is simultaneously a very short and very long episode, courtesy of us only doing three stories but Amy's being an absolute whopper. We start with another poem from Becky's Poppa, this one all about booze! Then Amy tells us the story of Dennis Nilsen, aka the Muswell Hill Murderer, which is as sad as it is horrifying. So to lighten the mood, Becky ends on a story from Reddit about a guy who tried to impress a girl and ended up violently – nay, performatively – shitting himself. It's a story you don't want to miss, trust us. Find us on social at @andthenwhatpod, or email us on andthenwhatpod@gmail.com

Join us for a very fun podcast about craziness. We discuss naked gardening, Columbo, Downton Abbey, rap music, Star Trek and more. Then Amy and I challenge, you the listener, with the ten dollar challenge. Come take a listen.

Join Amy and me for a Mothers Day Special where we talk about The Avengers movie, picnics and more. Then Amy talks about strong women and answers my questions on what it is like to be a mother. FUN STUFF.

Join us for a really cool discussion on mis information surround Noah and the Ark. Plus we talk about electric blue dasies, voiceover work and more. We read your opinions on if you think there really was a global flood at one time and your thoughts on the story of Noah. Then Amy and read some interesting facts and share our opinion. This show rocks ENJOY

The first half of the program I review the season and sometime series finales of 24, Prison Break, Fringe, all three CSIs, Hells Kitchen, The Unit, Cold Case, Numbers and Smallville. Then words of wisdom from 2nd Peter. Then Amy and I take you through the cool Spiritual gifts test as presented by Ken Ellis. Find the notes and links to the test and the answer sheet at www.takehimwithyou.com

It's the week after college graduation and Amy asks Sheryl about the ways that Sheryl's family helped her along the way as she worked toward her Master's Degree in Information and Library Science.  We celebrate her success!Then Amy talks to Equally Shared Parenting (ESP) experts Amy and Marc Vachon.  ESP is currently reaching a tipping point in the media and society.   It's so interesting to see how an outspoken couple can help advance a movement that has been built upon existing ideas and sociological research.  Listen in as Mojo Mom asks for advice in her own family, and the Vachons get right to the heart of the matter.  Then visit the Equally Shared Parenting website to learn more about the strategy that promises "half the work, all the fun."

Amy and Sheryl catch up, both appreciating and being sad about the fact that the podcast has become their most reliable opportunity to spend time together.Then Amy talks with Mom-in-Chief author Jamie Woolf.  Jamie is a leadership expert who helps women take the skills they've learned in the workplace and apply them to family-life leadership as well.  Mom-in-Chief is thoughtful and practical, and honors the many kinds of work that mothers and fathers do throughout their busy lives.  Listen in to find out how to enter our upcoming Mojo Mom Podcast drawings, which will include two copies of Mom-in-Chief awarded on February 13, and an iPod Nano on March 7.  Enter once and you'll be eligible for all our upcoming prize drawings, leading up to the release of the new edition of Mojo Mom on April 7.

Amy and Sheryl have a lot to talk about after viewing the Oprah episode from October 1 about overwhelmed Moms.  It was a wake-up call to remind us that living mindfully is a worthy priority. Then Amy talks to Catherine Orenstein, founder of The Op-Ed Project.  She wants to change the fact that op-ed pages and airwaves are overwhelmingly dominated by men.  Through her workshops, Katie teaches women the skills and strategies needed to join the public conversation.  A timely topic in a month full of fast-moving news and an impending election.

Amy and Sheryl debrief their summers and look ahead to a hectic school year that starts very soon.Then Amy talks to EquallySharedParenting.com founders Amy and Marc Vachon.  Mojo Mom had some questions about how shared parenting works in practice.  Who better to answer than the Vachons, who practice ESP and write about it.  Their family was even featured in Lisa Belkin's June 2008 New York Times piece, "When Mom and Dad Share It All."

Amy and Sheryl talk more about Sheryl's new job working on social networking for the MacArthur Foundation and HASTAC.In addition to her work with the MacArthur winners, Sheryl is excited about the potential that social networking has to expand social horizons for Moms.Then Amy welcomes internet safety expert Linda Criddle back to the show.  Linda is the author of the book "Look Both Ways:  Help Protect Your Family on the Internet" and the website Look-Both-Ways.comAmy has gotten to know Linda well over the past year, through interviews for Amy's CNET blog and Linda's trips to give seminars in North Carolina.  Linda looks at safety and privacy issues for everybody, from kids to parents to senior citizens, to help people have positive and safe experiences online.

Amy and Sheryl discuss their new jobs.  Amy is revising Mojo Mom and Sheryl is working on social networking for the Macarthur Foundation.  Life and work mingle as usual, as Amy ponders what it means to have a 9 year old.Then Amy talks to Debra Levy of Mothers & More, a national organization providing support and advocacy for Moms.  Debra also wanted to highlight Mothers & More's campaign to save the American Time Use Survey, which we did not get to discuss on the show.  For our work to be counted as significant is first has to be measured, and the ATUS provides this crucial data.

Amy and Sheryl talk about their failed efforts to find peace and mindfulness.  Find out why the best place to meditate might just be...the shower?Then Amy talks to Cali Ressler and Jody Thompson, authors of "Why Work Sucks, and How to Fix It."  Cali and Jody pioneered a new work model called ROWE, the Results-Only Work Environment.  Say goodbye to face time and pointless meetings, say hello working however you see fit, as long as the work gets done.  ROWE applies to a wide variety of situations and can most definitely make life better for working parents.

Amy and Sheryl talk about every Mom's eternal struggle to fulfill her goals and priorities as they reflect on the NY Times article, "The Advantages of Closing a Few Doors."Then Amy talks to author Nancy Amanda Redd about her bestselling book, "Body Drama," a comprehensive, photographic guide to the female body, that includes answers to questions you've never thought to ask.  Today's girls face new body issues, so "Body Drama" is a great resource for Moms preparing to talk to their daughters about adolescence.

It's a literary week as Amy and Sheryl talk about their love of reading.  Then Amy interviews Rachel Pastan, author of the wonderful novel Lady of the Snakes, the engrossing story of a young history Professor who juggles the demands of family life while unraveling the truth about a 19th century Russian writer and his mysterious wife.Learn more at RachelPastan.com and check out the Mojo Mom blog post of February 8 to read Rachel's exclusive list of book recommendations.

 This week's show is all about the "f-word"--feminism.  Sheryl and Amy talk about their experiences with the women's movement over the years.  Then Amy talks with Deborah Siegel, author of "Sisterhood Interrupted--From Radical Women to Grrrls Gone Wild" about ways that we can overcome generational differences to work for the benefit of all women.

This weekend is Father's Day so what better time to invite Michael Tiemann, Mojo Dad himself, as a guest host. Amy and Michael are teaming up to write a new parenting and technology blog for CNET.com. Stop by (parent . thesis) for ongoing coverage of new technology and its impact on families. With Amy and Michael both contributing, this is a true parenting blog with both the Venus and Mars points of view represented. Then Amy talks to novelist Lynn Harris, whose new book Death By Chick Lit is Mojo Mom's pick for a fun summer read. In this loving and knowing sendup of the genre, Harris' heroine chick lit author Lola Sommerville is a little miffed that when someone starts killing at the it-girl authors, she hasn't made the list. Lynn is a widely published author whose nonfiction journalism and commentary appear in many places, notably Broadsheet on Salon.com.

Amy and Sheryl check in after their Mother's Day weekend. It's a short segment as both of our co-hosts are low on mojo reserves after an intense week. Amy shares the story of her trip to New York to appear on The Today Show. Then Amy welcomes our latest Mother Talk guest, Lisa Garrigues, author of "Writing Motherhood: Tapping into Your Creativity as a Mother and a Writer." Amy has really enjoyed Lisa's book, and she recommends it as a wonderful tool to help you develop a writing practice that will ignite your creative spirit.

Amy and Sheryl are full of mojo this week as they bask in the glow of a special Mom's Night Out. Friends gathered for support and a much-needed recharge. You can host your own get-together with help from the free Mojo Mom Party Kit we offer on MojoMom.com. Then Amy talks to the indefatigable Arianna Huffington, creator of The Huffington Post and author of "On Becoming Fearless...in Love, Work and Life." Arianna talks about overcoming the obstacles of fear and insecurity that keep women from living their most successful, fulfilling lives. You are invited to share your own story through the Huffington Post's "Fearless Voices" Mother Daughter Campaign.

Amy & Sheryl discuss the ongoing battle for a good night's sleep and the quest to keep their mojo fully recharged. Then Amy kicks off her new partnership with MomsRising.org by speaking with "naptime activists" Cooper Munroe and Emily McKhann. Cooper and Emily started the Been There Clearinghouse after Hurricane Katrina, a "community bulletin board" to match donors and people in need on the Gulf Coast. You can find out the latest developments in Cooper & Emily's work by reading their Been There blog.

Amy and Sheryl talk about the diminishing role that parenting experts play in their lives now that their kids have reached elementary school age. They are glad to depend less on experts but realize that sometimes they do still need advice. Sheryl recommends the book "Say Yes to College" as a resource that helped her chart a course for her son to become more responsible. Then Amy interviews Susan Ness, President and CEO of Greenstone Media, www.GreenstoneMedia.net a new talk radio network for women. You can listen in via live streaming media, podcast through iTunes, or local radio broadcast. Greenstone Media would love to have you call in with questions during their live broadcasts. We mentioned several books on this show: Sheryl's recommendation "Say Yes to College" by Sharon Chandler Susan Ness' recommendations "Play Like a Man, Win Like a Woman" and "She Wins, You Win" by Gail Evans

Amy & Sheryl are back with news of Sheryl's cross-country trip with her son. Successful travel with a child is always good news! Then Amy interviews Jamie Woolf, who offers her insight on the two-way exchange of knowledge between parenthood and work. Though her consulting firm, The Parent Leader, Jamie provides workshops, consultations, and resources to help parents learn a skill set that provides that extra capacity to perform the best they can at the work that matters the most. By cultivating a leadership advantage, parents can increase their positive influence and inspire self-confidence, passion, meaning, and resiliency in themselves and their children. Jamie Woolf also does work in conjunction with MomsRising.org and Working Mother magazine.

Amy and Sheryl have a lot to talk about this week. Amy is just back from The Motherlode Conference, 4 days of nonstop talk about research about motherhood and feminism. Sheryl shares breaking news about her future job plans. Then Amy talks to Elena Taurke Joseph, Ph. D. Elena is a psychologist, mother and film maker. She screened her film "Martyred Moms--The Price of Sacrifice" at The Motherlode. Her work explores guilt, sacrifice, the intertwined nature of mothers and children, and how it is possible to be both a mother and an artist. You can learn more about Elenas work by visiting her website Martyred Moms.com The Salon.com interview with Judith Warner that Amy referenced was "Mommy Madness" from February 23, 2005.

Amy & Sheryl respond to a thoughtful listener email and get honest about parenting strategies that worked for them and those that didn't. Above all they rail against inflexibe parenting mandates. They know that in the real world everybody makes it up a little as they go along. Then Amy talks to one of her favorite parenting experts, Elizabeth Pantley, author of "The No-Cry Sleep Solution." You can learn more about Elizabeth's work at http://www.pantley.com/elizabeth/