In this special interview, Cait talks to journalist and economist Ann Crittenden, whose book The Price of Motherhood changed her perspective on new motherhood. Brace yourself for a discussion about the value our country puts (or doesn’t put) on women’s traditional work, the (still pervasive) “mommy tax,” how the statistics about how moms are faring in America are as bad (or worse) as they were 20 years ago… and how hoards of grannies might be the ones to save the day.  Guests: Ann Crittenden Links: + Ann Crittenden’s site+ The Price of Motherhood CREDITS:Hosted by: Caitlin Scholl and Katie WilsonSound Design & Editing by: Caitlin SchollMixing & Mastering by: Chris BurnsOpening music: “America” by Bill CallahanClosing music: “Mama” by Caitlin Scholl OPEN EYE | media, productions, projects