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Two Parents & A PodcastEvidence-based parenting decisions: breastfeeding, vaccines & screen time (with Emily Oster)This week on Two Parents & A Podcast, we’re back with Emily Oster (bestselling author, economist, and the data-driven voice behind ParentData.org) this time diving into some of the most common (and most stressful???) early parenting decisions.
From breastfeeding and formula to alcohol while nursing, sleep training, childcare, discipline, screen time, and vaccines, Emily explains what’s actually supported by research versus what’s been inflated by guilt, outdated thinking, and internet panic. She breaks down why some benefits are smaller than they’re often made out to be, why rigid “rules” can miss the big...
2025-12-2245 min
Two Parents & A PodcastPregnancy Myth-Busting with Emily Oster: Sushi, Caffeine, Epidurals & MoreThis week on Two Parents & A Podcast, we’re joined by Emily Oster — bestselling author, economist, and the data-driven voice behind ParentData.org— to separate pregnancy facts from fear-based fiction.
From sushi and soft cheese to caffeine, deli meat, and yes — even a little wine — Emily breaks down what’s actually backed by research vs. what’s just outdated “pregnancy police” rules we’ve all heard. We also get into nausea myths, Ozempic, Botox, NIPT false positives, elective inductions, epidurals, and the real risks people should pay attention to.
If you’ve ever felt...
2025-12-0854 min
Culture Study PodcastAll the Ways We Surveil MotherhoodWhen I first heard about Hannah Zeavin’s new book, Mother Media: Hot and Cool Parenting in the Twentieth Century, I knew it Culture Study material. Historicizing the intersection between tech and motherhood (and how surveillance affects mothers and changes parenting norms which leads to more surveillance)… that’s some Culture Study shit. I’m thrilled that Hannah Zeavin — whose work so compellingly crosses the lines of media history and history of psychology — agreed to come on the pod (and that she was such a dynamic and engaging co-host).If you’re skeeved out by breastfeeding discourse, if you’ve ever...
2025-07-301h 02
TanglePREVIEW - Isaac talks with Emily OsterOn today's episode, Isaac talks with Emily Oster, economist, author, and CEO of ParentData, to discuss declining fertility rates globally, the impact of financial incentives on birth rates, and the various factors influencing people's decisions to have children, which not only include financial constraints, but also by changing societal attitudes towards parenthood. They talk about cultural and policy implications of family support and fertility in the United States, the need for paid parental leave, the debate surrounding declining birth rates, and the evolving concerns of parents over the years. They examine the impact of COVID-19 on education, the political...
2025-05-2626 min
Infertile AF: Infertility and Modern Family Building through ARTEmily Oster, Professor of Economics at Brown University and founder of ParentData.org on how we can teach the next gen about fertility, sex ed, and moreIt's another Infertile AF expert minisode! On today's episode, Ali welcomes Emily Oster, a Professor of Economics at Brown University, a bestselling author, and the founder of ParentData.org. Emily has a talent for translating complex data into practical advice—an approach that has made her a trusted voice for millions of parents. Today, she and Ali talk about sex ed, fertility, birth control, secondary infertility, endometriosis, and advocating for yourself in terms of healthcare and your medical team. Emily and Ali also explore the question, What should we be teaching the next generation, and how do we better pre...
2025-04-1627 min
2025-03-0604 minParentData with Emily OsterAn Expert Roundtable on Trying to ConceiveFor many people, when we start thinking about a family, we assume it'll just happen nine months from the moment we start trying. But that isn't the way it happens for all of us. And fertility can often be a journey that's more winding and more complicated and more confusing than we expected it to be. That's why ParentData has launched a new content vertical, Trying to Conceive (TTC), covering everything from ovulation windows to donor eggs to infertility treatments, along with a newsletter all about infertility treatment in particular, which aims to answer all of your questions with...
2025-02-2757 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDAn Expert Roundtable on Trying to ConceiveFor many people, when we start thinking about a family, we assume it'll just happen nine months from the moment we start trying. But that isn't the way it happens for all of us. And fertility can often be a journey that's more winding and more complicated and more confusing than we expected it to be. That's why ParentData has launched a new content vertical, Trying to Conceive (TTC), covering everything from ovulation windows to donor eggs to infertility treatments, along with a newsletter all about infertility treatment in particular, which aims to answer all of your questions with...
2025-02-2757 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDHow to Baby-Proof Your Relationship: Navigating a new marital landscapeWhen you look at the data, it is true that after people have kids, marital satisfaction declines. Having a baby drastically changes everything in your partnership that was familiar, that was predictable, that you got used to. And some of those are the reasons you got into the relationship in the first place. That’s the reality of having kids. And as much as we love them, it can be an incredible shock to the system. There were date nights, there were lazy Sunday mornings in bed, and now there are feedings and diaper changes, feeling touched-out, pac...
2025-02-2053 minParentData with Emily OsterHow to Baby-Proof Your Relationship: Navigating a new marital landscapeWhen you look at the data, it is true that after people have kids, marital satisfaction declines. Having a baby drastically changes everything in your partnership that was familiar, that was predictable, that you got used to. And some of those are the reasons you got into the relationship in the first place. That’s the reality of having kids. And as much as we love them, it can be an incredible shock to the system. There were date nights, there were lazy Sunday mornings in bed, and now there are feedings and diaper changes, feeling touched-out, pac...
2025-02-2053 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDAll About Vaccines: Why they’re important, and how to make them more tolerable for your childShots are never a fun experience. Even if you are enthusiastic about vaccines, holding your kids as they get them is not usually a high point of parenting. And right now, the conversation about vaccines is increasingly fraught - and not just because our kids are sometimes afraid of needles.Because we're living in a moment where vaccines, long one of the most trusted and studied preventative medical treatments in existence, are suddenly being viewed with skepticism. Debunked theories about the relationship between vaccines and autism, for example, are taking center stage on Instagram and Facebook, but a...
2025-02-1346 minParentData with Emily OsterAll About Vaccines: Why they’re important, and how to make them more tolerable for your childShots are never a fun experience. Even if you are enthusiastic about vaccines, holding your kids as they get them is not usually a high point of parenting. And right now, the conversation about vaccines is increasingly fraught - and not just because our kids are sometimes afraid of needles.Because we're living in a moment where vaccines, long one of the most trusted and studied preventative medical treatments in existence, are suddenly being viewed with skepticism. Debunked theories about the relationship between vaccines and autism, for example, are taking center stage on Instagram and Facebook, but a...
2025-02-1346 minParentData with Emily OsterUnderstanding Risk, Living With UncertaintyIn the last month, we've aired podcast conversations with Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Bapu Jena, and though the content is different, there’s an underlying thread that connects them both: what it means to deal with risk, and uncertainty. And not lose your mind.Economists deal with this constantly, and so do parents, but not in the same way. Economists learn not to panic in ways that parents, understandably, have a really hard time with. We’re trained to read the studies, and spot their holes, or their aims and impacts. Yes, we live in a worl...
2025-02-0612 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDUnderstanding Risk, Living With UncertaintyIn the last month, we've aired podcast conversations with Dr. Nathan Fox and Dr. Bapu Jena, and though the content is different, there’s an underlying thread that connects them both: what it means to deal with risk, and uncertainty. And not lose your mind.Economists deal with this constantly, and so do parents, but not in the same way. Economists learn not to panic in ways that parents, understandably, have a really hard time with. We’re trained to read the studies, and spot their holes, or their aims and impacts. Yes, we live in a worl...
2025-02-0612 minParentData with Emily OsterHow to Talk to Your Doctor: Navigating important conversations about your careToday on ParentData, we're welcoming back Dr. Nathan Fox, Emily's co-author for The Unexpected- a book about when things go wrong, or at least get complicated, in a pregnancy. Nate is an OB-GYN and a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, and he is one of our favorite returning podcast guests, not just because he’s a great talker but also because it’s really nice to have a doctor who can both provide medical answers to questions that come up around pregnancy, and help you have the best possible experiences with your own doctor. We’re discuss some big issues...
2025-01-1651 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDHow to Talk to Your Doctor: Navigating important conversations about your careToday on ParentData, we're welcoming back Dr. Nathan Fox, Emily's co-author for The Unexpected- a book about when things go wrong, or at least get complicated, in a pregnancy. Nate is an OB-GYN and a maternal-fetal medicine specialist, and he is one of our favorite returning podcast guests, not just because he’s a great talker but also because it’s really nice to have a doctor who can both provide medical answers to questions that come up around pregnancy, and help you have the best possible experiences with your own doctor. We’re discuss some big issues...
2025-01-1651 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDParentData Presents: Raising Parents - "Should You Have Kids?"Today on ParentData, we're airing an episode from Raising Parents, Emily's limited series podcast in partnership with The Free Press. The episode is the last in the series, but the first question we all need to grapple with before engaging with all the others: should you have kids?For most of human history, having kids wasn’t much of a choice. Social expectations, lack of birth control, and limited autonomy for women presented a couple of options: Have children, or join a convent. But the 1960s ushered in a big change. With better options for birth control an...
2025-01-0950 minParentData with Emily OsterParentData Presents: Raising Parents - "Should You Have Kids?"Today on ParentData, we're airing an episode from Raising Parents, Emily's limited series podcast in partnership with The Free Press. The episode is the last in the series, but the first question we all need to grapple with before engaging with all the others: should you have kids?For most of human history, having kids wasn’t much of a choice. Social expectations, lack of birth control, and limited autonomy for women presented a couple of options: Have children, or join a convent. But the 1960s ushered in a big change. With better options for birth control an...
2025-01-0950 minParentData with Emily OsterParentData Presents: The Lonely Palette's "Mary Kelly's Postpartum Document (1973-78)"Today is Thanksgiving in the U.S., and after a fall – and a year – of divisiveness, could all use a holiday in which Americans are united in the task of consuming too much pie. More broadly, this holiday, more than really any other, is something Americans tend to do together. And so is parenting. Especially the beginning. The experience of having a newborn – the sleeplessness, the disconnection from reality, the wonder….it feels magical and unique, and yet also like a line connecting us to billions of people through the past. Today on ParentData, we're featuring an episode f...
2024-11-2846 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDParentData Presents: The Lonely Palette's "Mary Kelly's Postpartum Document (1973-78)"Today is Thanksgiving in the U.S., and after a fall – and a year – of divisiveness, could all use a holiday in which Americans are united in the task of consuming too much pie. More broadly, this holiday, more than really any other, is something Americans tend to do together. And so is parenting. Especially the beginning. The experience of having a newborn – the sleeplessness, the disconnection from reality, the wonder….it feels magical and unique, and yet also like a line connecting us to billions of people through the past. Today on ParentData, we're featuring an episode f...
2024-11-2846 min
WHOOP PodcastWhat Data Can Do for Parents with Emily OsterOn this week’s episode, WHOOP Senior Vice President of Research, Algorithms, and Data is joined by Economist and Parenting Expert Emily Oster. The pair discusses Emily’s background (1:50) and journey from economist to parenting expert (2:55), the lack of research in pregnancy and parenting (3:45), navigating caution in pregnancy (5:36), receiving pushback from physicians (8:11). Emily Oster gives insight into creating her business, ParentData (12:28), navigating social media (15:56), and presenting some of the biggest surprises in parenting research (19:58). The pair continue to discuss policy changes and parenting aid (21:41), when the best time to have children is (22:15), family planning (28:37), and unpacking some listener Q’s (41...
2024-11-1356 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDThe Power of Local Politics: How Vermont is revolutionizing child careIn the run-up to November 5th, it's easy to feel hopeless about the state of our national discourse, and what any single one of us can do to make a difference. That's when we need to look local, where it feels like things can actually change, and where the people who are trying to make the changes feel approachable but, often, no less inspiring. Today on ParentData, we're joined by Aly Richards, the CEO of Let's Grow Kids. They're on a mission to ensure affordable access to high quality child care for all Vermont families by 2025 - a...
2024-10-2443 minParentData with Emily OsterThe Power of Local Politics: How Vermont is revolutionizing child careIn the run-up to November 5th, it's easy to feel hopeless about the state of our national discourse, and what any single one of us can do to make a difference. That's when we need to look local, where it feels like things can actually change, and where the people who are trying to make the changes feel approachable but, often, no less inspiring. Today on ParentData, we're joined by Aly Richards, the CEO of Let's Grow Kids. They're on a mission to ensure affordable access to high quality child care for all Vermont families by 2025 - a...
2024-10-2443 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDAll About Midwives: What they do, and how they differ from OBsMidwives are having a bit of a moment. Of course, that moment is not at all new. For a very, very long time, — hundreds, possibly thousands, of years — midwives, or people who were effectively midwives, were delivering all babies. Even when “doctor” became a more formal job, births were still nearly always attended by midwives. At some point, though, especially in the U.S., that changed. Midwifery attendance went way, way down, although it's starting to see an uptick. And it's because the data supports that there are benefits to having a midwife rather than having a doctor at...
2024-10-1044 minParentData with Emily OsterAll About Midwives: What they do, and how they differ from OBsMidwives are having a bit of a moment. Of course, that moment is not at all new. For a very, very long time, — hundreds, possibly thousands, of years — midwives, or people who were effectively midwives, were delivering all babies. Even when “doctor” became a more formal job, births were still nearly always attended by midwives. At some point, though, especially in the U.S., that changed. Midwifery attendance went way, way down, although it's starting to see an uptick. And it's because the data supports that there are benefits to having a midwife rather than having a doctor at...
2024-10-1044 min
De Repente Cringe#52 De Repente PerfeitasNo episódio 52 de De Repente Cringe, Luisa e Nanna falam sobre perfeccionismo. Até que ponto o perfeccionismo é saudável? Auto crítica ou perfeccionista? Ser uma mãe perfeita é bom?DICAS:- podcast: Raising Parents com Emily Oster- podcast: ParentData com Emily Oster
- livro: The Unexpected: Navigating Pregnancy During and After Complications (Emily Oster)- Expecting Better: Why the Conventional Pregnancy Wisdom Is Wrong--and What You Really Need to Know (Emily Oster)Agradecimento especial ao @for.you.studio e a @marleipierolo que cuida da nossa beauty! E à @enlevoatelie pelas nossas canecas personalizadas!Encomende aqui a s...
2024-10-021h 01
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDIt's A Podcast Anniversary Q&A! You asked, Emily answeredIt's our one-year podaversary! We relaunched the new and improved ParentData podcast a year ago this week. We've heard from some incredible, thought-provoking guests, and many voices from our community and beyond. But today on ParentData, we're handing Emily the mic. In the spirit of her weekly Wednesday Instagram Q&As, she'll be answering your burning questions about pregnancy, babies, and older kids, in real time...and with a little help.Subscribe to ParentData.org for free access to new articles every week on data-driven pregnancy and parenting.ParentData is generously supported by:
2024-09-261h 07ParentData with Emily OsterIt's A Podcast Anniversary Q&A! You asked, Emily answeredIt's our one-year podaversary! We relaunched the new and improved ParentData podcast a year ago this week. We've heard from some incredible, thought-provoking guests, and many voices from our community and beyond. But today on ParentData, we're handing Emily the mic. In the spirit of her weekly Wednesday Instagram Q&As, she'll be answering your burning questions about pregnancy, babies, and older kids, in real time...and with a little help.Subscribe to ParentData.org for free access to new articles every week on data-driven pregnancy and parenting.ParentData is generously supported by:
2024-09-261h 07ParentData with Emily OsterPhones and the Importance of Play: Are phones really to blame for the decline in kids’ mental health?If you're a parent who reads the news - and who listens to this podcast - you probably heard a lot about screens this summer. And even now, as kids go back to school, we're hearing a lot about phones. No phones in schools. Put your phone in a Yondr pouch. Hide your phone in your backpack. People are doing TikToks in the bathroom. Take their phones away.Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt is at the forefront of a lot of these conversations. His book, The Anxious Generation, has really galvanized a lot of these conversations, around kids...
2024-09-1250 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDPhones and the Importance of Play: Are phones really to blame for the decline in kids’ mental health?If you're a parent who reads the news - and who listens to this podcast - you probably heard a lot about screens this summer. And even now, as kids go back to school, we're hearing a lot about phones. No phones in schools. Put your phone in a Yondr pouch. Hide your phone in your backpack. People are doing TikToks in the bathroom. Take their phones away.Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt is at the forefront of a lot of these conversations. His book, The Anxious Generation, has really galvanized a lot of these conversations, around kids...
2024-09-1250 min
The Europeans | European news, politics and cultureSwedish authorities say it's fine if you listen to this podcastWe're back from our summer break! Rym Momtaz, the new editor-in-chief of the Strategic Europe blog, is here to catch us up on the main political developments we missed over the summer, from Ukraine to France. We're also talking about Sweden's suggestions for cutting kids' screen time, and a possible crackdown on outrageous concert ticket prices.
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2024-09-1256 minParentData with Emily OsterEvery Kid is a Math Kid: Debunking the myths around learning mathMany of us grew up dividing the world into "math kids"... and the rest of us. It can be just as scary when our kids present us with their math homework as it was when we were assigned our own. So how do we get our kids excited about math?Today on ParentData, we're joined by Shalinee Sharma, who runs an online math platform called Zearn. She is a math zealot — a person who really, truly believes that all kids can not only succeed in math but love it. We talk about putting those beliefs on the pa...
2024-08-0146 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDEvery Kid is a Math Kid: Debunking the myths around learning mathMany of us grew up dividing the world into "math kids"... and the rest of us. It can be just as scary when our kids present us with their math homework as it was when we were assigned our own. So how do we get our kids excited about math?Today on ParentData, we're joined by Shalinee Sharma, who runs an online math platform called Zearn. She is a math zealot — a person who really, truly believes that all kids can not only succeed in math but love it. We talk about putting those beliefs on the pa...
2024-08-0146 min
Overlooked: Women's Health Can't WaitNot your mother's menopause, with Dr. Gillian GoddardEpisode Description:What’s the difference between menopause and perimenopause anyway? Is there such a thing as menopause misinformation? Why don’t we know more about menopause and HRT? Dr. Gillian Goddard, an endocrinologist and writer behind the Hot Flash newsletter, answers these and other important questions about menopause, debunking common myths and providing practical advice for how to talk to your doctor about menopause symptoms.This is the last episode of Overlooked in this season. Stay up to date with the show by subscribing to the newsletter here - www.overlookedpod.com. ...
2024-07-1623 min
De Repente Cringe#42 De Repente mãe de meninoNo episódio 42 de De Repente Cringe, Luisa e Marianna falam sobre meninos e sobre ser mãe de meninos. Mesmo você que não é mãe de menino, fique por aqui porque o episódio está super interessante!DICAS:- link da pesquisa: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2000/05/the-war-against-boys/304659/https://podcasts.apple.com/br/podcast/parentdata-with-emily-oster/id1633515294?i=1000659611320https://youtu.be/DBG1Wgg32Ok?si=pfGk3IV90GJ1G86Phttps://podcasts.apple.com/br/podcast/the-truth-about-raising-boys/id1473072044?i=1000658997547- Livro: A geração ansiosa (Jonathan Haidt)- Livro: Buscar (Olga De Di...
2024-07-031h 16
The Obs PodEpisode 172 The Unexpected - A Chat with Prof Emily OsterEver wondered how to navigate the uncertain terrain of pregnancy complications with confidence? Join us as we welcome Professor Emily Oster, an economist from Brown University and a celebrated author, who brings her latest data-driven insights to the table. In this episode, we dive deep into her new book, "The Unexpected: Navigating Pregnancy During and After Complications," Co-authored with Dr. Nathan Fox, an OBGYN. The book shares personal experiences and valuable advice on preparing for medical consultations and understanding past pregnancy challenges. Emily's journey into the world of parenting data is not just enlightening but also empowering for expectant mo...
2024-06-2932 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDWhy Kids Can't Read: How we missed the mark on literacy educationReading Rainbow. Reading is FUNdamental! Hooked on Phonics. We grew up steeped in a culture that encouraged reading. And in the past couple of years many U.S. states have embraced legislation about how kids are taught to read in school. The phrase that you may have heard is “science of reading,” as in “let’s make sure schools are using reading curricula based on science.” But what does that actually mean? And how would you, as a parent, know if your school was doing it?Today on ParentData, we're joined by journalist Emily Hanford, the host of the exc...
2024-06-0651 minParentData with Emily OsterWhy Kids Can't Read: How we missed the mark on literacy educationReading Rainbow. Reading is FUNdamental! Hooked on Phonics. We grew up steeped in a culture that encouraged reading. And in the past couple of years many U.S. states have embraced legislation about how kids are taught to read in school. The phrase that you may have heard is “science of reading,” as in “let’s make sure schools are using reading curricula based on science.” But what does that actually mean? And how would you, as a parent, know if your school was doing it?Today on ParentData, we're joined by journalist Emily Hanford, the host of the exc...
2024-06-0651 min
The Economics ShowThe Economics of Parenting, with Emily OsterEmily Oster is a professor of economics at Brown University, but she is probably best known as the author of the bestsellers 'Expecting Better' and 'Cribsheet', which crunch the research about the often gut-driven practice of parenting. Today on the show we talk about research, process and the many myths about raising children. Oster hosts the ParentData podcast and publishes the weekly ParentData newsletter.Soumaya Keynes writes a column each week for the Financial Times. You can find it here.Subscribe to Soumaya's show on Apple, Spotify, Pocket Casts or wherever you listen.
2024-05-2734 min
BDA Baby (Before, During and After Baby)Preparing for “The Unexpected” with Author and Economist Emily OsterEmily Oster joins us again today in our first episode of our new format to discuss her new book “The Unexpected: Navigating Pregnancy During and After Complications” co-authored by Nathan Fox. Emily’s data driven approach brings comfort to parents everywhere and this book is no different. After years of receiving questions from readers about approaching a second pregnancy when the first one didn’t go as planned, Emily decided to create this book to help inform and educate parents about the reality that about 50% of pregnancies include complications. Whether its miscarriage, hyperemesis gravid arum. preterm birth or postpartum education, Emily pr...
2024-05-1638 min
How To Get Your Toddler To Sleep In A Big Kid BedBONUS Episode - Emily Oster and Jessica Berk talk Toddler Sleep SolutionsToday on the show, we’re sharing an episode of the popular podcast, ParentData with Emily Oster. Jessica recently joined Emily to discuss the common struggles we face with our kid’s sleep and easy solutions to improve things.You’ll learn about why sleep training for toddlers and big kids is so different (and often more challenging) than babies and how you can make the process a little easier by getting your kids involved in the process and working with instead of against them.We’re talking bedtime routines, boundaries, sleepwalking, melatonin and lots...
2024-05-0943 min
The Independent AdvisorsThe Independent Advisors Podcast Episode 248: April Showers Bring...Show Notes:https://twitter.com/AndrewThrasher/status/1778057693908910553?https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/14/these-behavioral-traits-lead-to-greater-retirement-savings-study-finds.html?https://parentdata.org/theres-no-secret-option-c/
2024-04-1834 min
De Repente Cringe#30 De Repente SozinhaNo episódio 30 de De Repente Cringe, Luisa e Marianna falam sobre solidão e solitude. Discutem a diferença entre os dois termos e porque hoje em dia esses sentimentos estão tão em voga.DICAS:- podcast: ParentData with Emily Oster- livro: O guia da grávida bem informada (Emily Oster)- livro: Em um porão escuro (Cara Hunter)Agradecimento especial ao @for.you.studioInstagram: @derepentecringepod*Escute também nas plataformas Youtube e Apple Podcast.
2024-03-2752 min
The Boring AppSec PodcastS1E01 - Asset InventoryWelcome to the Boring AppSec Podcast! In Episode 1, we discuss software inventories. What they are, why we need them, and what are our favorite ways to build them.
References:
We will try and add information about all the references we make here. Please enter rabbit holes at will :)
Cartography - https://github.com/lyft/cartography
GenAI + Cartography
https://shinobi.security/#how-it-works
https://github.com/samvas-codes/cspm-gpt
Commercial asset inventory mentioned on the show: https://www.jupiterone.com/
Talk by Sandesh and Satyaki on automating asset inventory generation at Razorpay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q42...
2024-03-0444 min
80,000 Hours Podcast#178 – Emily Oster on what the evidence actually says about pregnancy and parenting"I think at various times — before you have the kid, after you have the kid — it's useful to sit down and think about: What do I want the shape of this to look like? What time do I want to be spending? Which hours? How do I want the weekends to look? The things that are going to shape the way your day-to-day goes, and the time you spend with your kids, and what you're doing in that time with your kids, and all of those things: you have an opportunity to deliberately plan them. And you can then feel...
2024-02-012h 22
Alive & Well – Nervous System, Productivity, Time Management, Somatic Tools, Work-Life Balance, Burnout, Anxiety195 - Overwhelmed by Parenting Data? How Data Can Help Us Make Good Parenting Decisions with Prof. Emily Oster of ParentDataWhen’s the last time you went down a research rabbit hole? If you’re anything like me, it can be easy to get caught up in researching the best parenting strategies, tools, and products for our kids. But holy moly is there a lot of information out there! And it can be challenging to parse out the reliable data and not get overwhelmed by the sheer volume of information available to us as parents. In today’s episode, Emily Oster, professor of economics at Brown University and NYT Best...
2023-11-0336 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDParenting Through Divorce: The ultimate "no option C"Even under the best of circumstances, the decision to end a marriage is often painful and always complicated - and even more so when kids are involved. Today on ParentData, writer and social worker Miranda Featherstone delves into the endless choices that accompany divorce, including making the initial decision, what it means to share your kids, what (and how much) to tell them, and other ways of thinking about the emotional and logistical aftershocks of making the right choice for yourself. Please look into support from the Domestic Violence Support Hotline, if it applies to your situation.
2023-10-1941 minParentData with Emily OsterParenting Through Divorce: The ultimate "no option C"Even under the best of circumstances, the decision to end a marriage is often painful and always complicated - and even more so when kids are involved. Today on ParentData, writer and social worker Miranda Featherstone delves into the endless choices that accompany divorce, including making the initial decision, what it means to share your kids, what (and how much) to tell them, and other ways of thinking about the emotional and logistical aftershocks of making the right choice for yourself.
Please look into support from the Domestic Violence Support Hotline, if it applies to your situation.
2023-10-1941 minParentData with Emily OsterIntroducing Allergens: What we've been getting precisely wrongYou probably remember peanut butter being everywhere when you were a kid: commercials, birthday parties, packed in your school lunchbox. Now peanuts are notable for their absence. What accounts for such a dramatic change in such a short amount of time? When did something so commonplace become so high-risk? Dr. Gideon Lack led the study that aimed to understand what happened. Today on ParentData, he explains the precipitous rise in peanut allergies over the last twenty years, our own unfortunate role in the rise of allergies, and the best ways to safely introduce allergens to your babies.
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2023-10-0546 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDIntroducing Allergens: What we've been getting precisely wrongYou probably remember peanut butter being everywhere when you were a kid: commercials, birthday parties, packed in your school lunchbox. Now peanuts are notable for their absence. What accounts for such a dramatic change in such a short amount of time? When did something so commonplace become so high-risk? Dr. Gideon Lack led the study that aimed to understand what happened. Today on ParentData, he explains the precipitous rise in peanut allergies over the last twenty years, our own unfortunate role in the rise of allergies, and the best ways to safely introduce allergens to your babies. ...
2023-10-0546 min
ericmckay4 's Listen LaterHigh-Achieving Kids: The culture of never enough Podcast: ParentData with Emily Oster (LS 48 · TOP 0.5% what is this?)Episode: High-Achieving Kids: The culture of never enoughPub date: 2023-09-21Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarizationKids today face an unprecedented pressure to succeed, and it's pushing their mental health, and their families, to a breaking point. Today on ParentData, journalist Jennifer Breheny Wallace explains her research in her bestselling book, "Never Enough," how we got here, how these problems exist across both class and culture, and how we can combat this pressure by...
2023-09-2139 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDHigh-Achieving Kids: The culture of never enoughKids today face an unprecedented pressure to succeed, and it's pushing their mental health, and their families, to a breaking point. Today on ParentData, journalist Jennifer Breheny Wallace explains her research in her bestselling book, "Never Enough," how we got here, how these problems exist across both class and culture, and how we can combat this pressure by simply allowing our kids to matter as much as we already know they do. Subscribe to ParentData.org for ad-free podcast episodes, hundreds of articles on pregnancy and parenting, and more. We need your stories! Click on...
2023-09-2139 min
ParentData with Emily OsterHigh-Achieving Kids: The culture of never enoughKids today face an unprecedented pressure to succeed, and it's pushing their mental health, and their families, to a breaking point. Today on ParentData, journalist Jennifer Breheny Wallace explains her research in her bestselling book, "Never Enough," how we got here, how these problems exist across both class and culture, and how we can combat this pressure by simply allowing our kids to matter as much as we already know they do.
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2023-09-2139 min
ParentData with Emily OsterExpecting Better with Amy Schumer and Dr. Sara ReardonI’m thrilled to share the audio from an event we held earlier this month to mark the 10-year anniversary of my first book, Expecting Better. It was hosted by Dr. Sara Readon (also known as The Vagina Whisperer) and we were joined by Amy Schumer, who helped put the book on the map. We also announced my new book, The Unexpected, which is coming out next spring!
ParentData relaunched in September 2023. Please enjoy this episode of the earlier version of the podcast from our archives. You can read transcripts and listen to all of our episodes at...
2023-07-3149 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDExpecting Better with Amy Schumer and Dr. Sara ReardonI’m thrilled to share the audio from an event we held earlier this month to mark the 10-year anniversary of my first book, Expecting Better. It was hosted by Dr. Sara Readon (also known as The Vagina Whisperer) and we were joined by Amy Schumer, who helped put the book on the map. We also announced my new book, The Unexpected, which is coming out next spring! ParentData relaunched in September 2023. Please enjoy this episode of the earlier version of the podcast from our archives. You can read transcripts and listen to all of our episodes at...
2023-07-3149 min
ParentData with Emily OsterRandom Acts of Data with Dr. Anupam JenaI spoke with Dr. Anupam Jena, known as Bapu, who hosts the podcast Freakonomics, MD, about his new book, Random Acts of Medicine, written jointly with Dr. Christopher Worsham. The book is out this week, and after you listen here, I highly recommend you pick it up.
ParentData relaunched in September 2023. Please enjoy this episode of the earlier version of the podcast from our archives. You can read transcripts and listen to all of our episodes at parentdata.org/podcast.
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2023-07-1336 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDRandom Acts of Data with Dr. Anupam JenaI spoke with Dr. Anupam Jena, known as Bapu, who hosts the podcast Freakonomics, MD, about his new book, Random Acts of Medicine, written jointly with Dr. Christopher Worsham. The book is out this week, and after you listen here, I highly recommend you pick it up. ParentData relaunched in September 2023. Please enjoy this episode of the earlier version of the podcast from our archives. You can read transcripts and listen to all of our episodes at parentdata.org/podcast. Want more on data, pregnancy, and parenting? Subscribe to the ParentData newsletter for free at...
2023-07-1336 min
ParentData with Emily OsterRepresentation in Children’s Books with Anna Gifty Opoku-AgyemanAnna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman is a PhD student at Harvard in economics and public policy. Last year, she edited The Black Agenda: Bold Solutions for a Broken System, which features Black scholars and experts across economics, education, health, climate, criminal justice, and technology. This week, the book is out in paperback. In honor of this, she and I connected to chat about two of the chapters — on education for Black girls and representation in children’s books.
ParentData relaunched in September 2023. Please enjoy this episode of the earlier version of the podcast from our archives. You can read tran...
2023-06-1235 min
Wellness, Actually with Emily Oster & Perry Wilson, MDRepresentation in Children’s Books with Anna Gifty Opoku-AgyemanAnna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman is a PhD student at Harvard in economics and public policy. Last year, she edited The Black Agenda: Bold Solutions for a Broken System, which features Black scholars and experts across economics, education, health, climate, criminal justice, and technology. This week, the book is out in paperback. In honor of this, she and I connected to chat about two of the chapters — on education for Black girls and representation in children’s books. ParentData relaunched in September 2023. Please enjoy this episode of the earlier version of the podcast from our archives. You can read tran...
2023-06-1235 min