We are in a caregiving crisis. Not enough help. Too little pay. No real safety net. And those who do the work—the diaper-changers, hand-holders, pill-counters, appointment-makers—are often running on fumes. After spending time with @aijenp, I’ve never been more certain: this is holy work, and we need to care for the caregivers. Ai-jen is fighting like a person who knows what’s at stake (because she does). She’s organizing, educating, pushing for the kind of policies that could actually support a

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I love what Elizabeth Gilbert—yes, Liz Gilbert of EAT PRAY LOVE— said here. It reminds me of what my friend Rabbi @steve_leder told me, "If we're going through hell, don't come out empty-handed." Today, Liz is my guest on @everythinghappens. Her new book, "All the Way to the River" (out today!) is not exactly an *inspirational* story. Nope. Because that's not what happened. Instead, it's blistering and honest and about when you lose yourself in love. This conversation is for anyone who finds the

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How should we think about faith, hope, and miracles… when we don’t have the certainty we crave? Steph Catudal grew up as part of the Church of Latter Day Saints, a faith that emphasized that if she prayed hard enough, miracles would happen. But then her dad died when she was 14. Steph is so gorgeous and nuanced on the hard, beautiful truths embedded in faith. Listen to our full conversation here: katebowler.com/podcasts/steph-catudal | Kate Bowler