How To 'Do the Work' of Racial Justice

Brett has spent her career in foreign policy — shaping strategy, advising governments, moving pieces on a board whose outcomes she may never live to fully see. It's meaningful work. It just never feels finished. So she's started thinking about a different kind of problem: the kin ...  Show more

Living with a cat often feels like a game of high-stakes interpretation, especially when an 18-pound Maine Coon is performing a 4:30 AM tap dance on your head. Today on How To!, Mike Pesca is joined by cat owner Steve, who shares the reality of navigating the vocal demands of his ...  Show more

The truth is everything in America isn’t always equal, especially when we’re talking about building and passing down generational wealth. The most important lesson that our guest Portia Wood, a generational wealth planning attorney at the Wood Legal Group, LLP shares are that you ...  Show more

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As you guys can probably tell, when it comes to education, administration and principals get a REALLY bad rep. Being the constantly middleman between the parents, teachers, district, and kids, there really is just NO winning for these people most of the time! That is why I am so ...  Show more