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Richard Reeves explores what happens when old ideas about manhood no longer fit, and why fatherhood may be one of the places where a new script is still being written.

Krista Tippett reflects on how becoming a mother transformed the way she sees the world.

Do we become a parent when a child is born, or long before that, when the prospect of parenthood first takes shape?

In this podcast episode, Nadina Galle explores how parenthood reshapes our relationship with nature.

In this episode, Emily Oster explains what parenting can teach us about decision-making, leadership, and why good management matters more than perfect answers.

In this podcast episode, Lulu Miller explores why we are so determined to make sense of the world, and what happens when life refuses to fit the story.

Why does a bedtime routine feel so important? In this podcast epuisode, Dimitris Xygalatas studies rituals, from firewalking ceremonies to family traditions.

In this podcast episode, Vicky Leong studies uncovers how parents and children synchronize their minds and get ready to learn from one another.

Why would evolution redesign a man's body after he has children? In this podcast episode, Anthropologist Lee Gettler helped uncover a surprising answer.

For centuries, scientists studied what pregnancy does to the body. Almost nobody studied what it does to the brain.

Three quarters of animal species undergo metamorphosis. Why are we so sure humans don't?

When a baby is born, a parent is born too. But what if that's more than a metaphor?