Ep. 28 Parenting and Mental Health During COVID-19 with Diana Gasperoni
We are living something that seems to surreal to be real, aren't we? This is a difficult time for everyone, and even more for parents who now have to work [...]
Ep. 27 A Bold Proposal: Childcare As a Common Good with Elliot Haspel
Childcare as a common good. It may sound extreme to some, but... is it really? We have K-12 free, public school education... why should childcare and early education 0-5 be [...]
Ep. 26: What Can Parents Do in 2020?
2020 is finally here. After a much needed break Diana starts the 2020 podcast season with a conversation with fellow social entrepreneur and activist Sara Berliner, founder of Vote Like [...]
Ep. 25: Merry and Political: Baby Jesus, Consumerism and Gifts with Rev. Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft
With the holiday season in full swing and Christmas around the corner for those who celebrate it, I wanted to have a conversation about the true meaning of Christmas and [...]
Episode 24: The Gender Pay Gap and Salary Negotiation Tips with Jackie Lynn Garcia
All women make less than a white man. White women make 77 cents to a man’s dollar. Asian women make 85 cents to a man's dollar, African American Women make [...]
Episode 23: Why We All Need to Be Counted in the 2020 Census with Aravella Simotas
You may have heard the buzz... the 2020 Census is around the corner! The Census happens every 10 years, as outlined and mandated in Article 1 of the Constitution. The [...]
ABOUT THE CREATOR
DIANA ‘LADYDEELG’ LIMONGI
Diana is a mom, activist, writer and blogger from NYC. In her blog she writes about motherhood, multicultural families, raising bilingual kids. The issues she is most passionate about are issues that affect mothers and families: paid leave, access to affordable childcare, education and bilingual education, and immigration. Her most recent project is Parenting and Politics: the Podcast where she interviews guests and explores how politics affects parenting. Her goal is to empower parents with information and inspire them to make change in whatever way they can.
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