If You Do the Chores, He Gets the Promotion: The Hidden Economics of Domestic Labor with Eve Rodsky
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For the holidays, my family and I are headed to Florida to visit my in-laws. It is super important to me that my daughter knows her extended family and has the opportunity to spend time with them. While we're leaving one warm zip code for another, I know we'll still be getting that cozy holiday feeling of being with loved ones. The not so cozy part is the cost of flying three people across the country. I know a lot of us are feeling that this time of year. The costs add up fast. That's why I love hosting my home on Airbnb. It's an easy way to bring in some extra income while we're away, and that extra cash can help fund our next trip. Let's say you have a big trip planned or are escaping to a warmer part of the world to work from the beach.
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Chapters
4 chapters
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–18:22
2
How does Eve Rodsky define domestic labor and its impact on women?
18:22–20:20
3
What strategies does Eve suggest for achieving equality in relationships?
20:20–49:54
4
Why is the spreadsheet concept important in managing domestic responsibilities?
49:54–1:17:22
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