Good info,not an authoritative source of diversity advice
As a scientist, I certainly appreciate the evidence-based intention behind this podcast, and the effort it takes to break research down in a way that can be discussed on a podcast. However, I listened to several episodes where the hosts seem to minimize experiences and perspectives of maligned populations. As an underrepresented minority who has seen the reality of gender pay parity, microaggressions, and fear by parents of color that their coming of age children may fall victim to rampant police brutality, I felt that these hosts have major sociocultural blind spots (as far as diversity and inclusion goes), and no ground to dispute other people’s experiences. In these particular topics, I would respect these hosts more if they owned their privilege (like many other respectable professionals of their ilk), and brought in colleagues from relevant ethnic or cultural backgrounds who research such topics empirically and without personal biases.
Hotcocoabuns via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 08/27/20
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For me, this podcast has been enormously helpful on a number of topics. As I raise three boys under 10 years old, the information and insights have been practical and helpful to this chapter of life for me. Please continue to keep up the important work. Thank you!
Swallsnix via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 09/08/21
As a scientist, I am disappointed. This podcast seems to present opinions as science.
ace564race via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/06/19
I am a mom of two kids. One is 6 and second one is 2. My oldest had always been a challenge to me. He is very active and driven by what he feels. Listening to this Podcast is helping me understand their vision and have a better approach to my son. Thanks for sharing all the knowledge and helping...Read full review »
XimenaSL via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/14/18
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