Who Has Time For This?

We're all so busy trying to hack and individualize every aspect of our lives that we forgot what it means to be good neighbors! Caitlin and Katie examine the societal and political fallout of this shift and how we can get back into that Mr. Rogers mindset. Resources: The Anti-Social Century by Derek Thompson

Late-stage individualism. Hyper individualism. Toxic individualism. Whatever you want to call it, individualism has gone off the rails, and it's a problem we need to talk about. Sources: Why Individualism Makes it Hard to Be a Villager by Ayushi Thakkar Personal Branding is the Enshittifcation of Humans by Joan Westenberg

This question is apparently a touchy one for a lot of people. Caitlin and Katie explore the topic, complete with a dramatic reading of Facebook comments left on a local brewery's post about its family-friendly policies. Sources: A Child-Free Life, Not a Child-Free World by Ellen FitzgeraldThe Kids Are All Right (Just Not at a Brewery) The New York Times

In the words of U.S. Rep. Sarah McBride (D-Delaware), we're in a slingshot moment in history. How do we, the regular folk, make an impact? These two eternally optimistic millennials show you the way.Featuring: Leslie Knope, "Parks & Recreation" Amanda's Mild Takes Emily in Your Phone & "Democracy in Retrograde"Ben Sheehan & "What Does the Constitution Actually Say?"Undue Medical Debt And more!

Get to know your Who Has Time For This? hosts Caitlin and Katie: where they came from, what they stand for today, and how their upbringing, education, media consumption, and more have come to shape their political beliefs. Normalize having these kinds of conversations with YOUR friends and family!