E106 Helping Families Flourish, Part 2 of 3

Vernacular

Today we're continuing our collaboration between the Vernacular Podcast Network and The Center for Public Justice (CPJ). What's this partnership all about? You can read (and hear!) more in Part 1, but the gist of it is that we’re teaming up with the people behind the Families Valuedinitiative to talk about the struggles that modern families face and to learn how we can better support families through private enterprise, charitable initiatives, and public policy.

In this second episode in our three-part series, we sit down with Rachel Anderson, Resident Fellow of CPJ and the director of Families Valued. We talk with Rachel about the sources of stress for today's families, including the shift from home-based economies to economy-driven homes, parents working outside of the home, and our loss of work's proper place in our lives.

For more information, reach out to us at [e-mail], head tovernacularpodcast.com, or visit familiesvalued.org. To support us, visit patreon.com/vernacular.

Our music: “Laugh and Cry” (intro); “Heroine Queen” (outro)