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Decks and Diapers
Decks and Diapers, is for moms and dads building ambitious careers while raising families with intention. Featured 100+ working parents across the globe exploring what it really takes to pursue dual ambitions - professional success and personal fulfillment. Inside, you’ll find honest conversations with inspiring people across the globe and original essays on work, life, and all the messy, beautiful intersections in between. decksanddiapers.substack.com
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Episodes
Running Notes (#2): What Toronto Taught Me About Being Many Things at Once 01.05.2026 4:26
Running Notes is a voice note experiment within Decks and Diapers where I think out loud about things echoing through my mind. In episode number #2 of Running Notes I explore 3 key ideas: Toronto's magic is in its multiplicity - it's not one city, it's many versions of a city layered into one. The seasons make that visible in a way few places can. We are many selves within one self - Hazel Rose Ma...
Running Notes (#1): Why I Started Decks and Diapers - The Origin Story 22.02.2026 3:25
Welcome to the very first episode of Running Notes: a voice note experiment within Decks and Diapers where I think out loud about things echoing through my mind. There's no editing here. I know that's pretty contrarian in a world of highly produced, carefully polished podcasts . But think of these less as episodes and More Thought Bubbles that have been floating around my head and now have found t...
The idea of meritocracy (Audio) 23.11.2020 4:54
What is playing out in the world of social apps reminds me of what is happening in the analog world today Thanks to the amazing folks at Ad-Auris you can now hear Decks and Diapers essays. If you would like to read the essay instead you can click here This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decksanddiapers.substac...
Structures (Audio) 23.11.2020 6:26
The invisible forces that help maintain the status quo Thanks to the amazing folks at Ad-Auris you can now hear Decks and Diapers essays. If you would like to read the essay instead you can click here This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decksanddiapers.substack.com
Signals (Audio) 23.11.2020 3:13
Thanks to the amazing folks at Ad-Auris you can now hear Decks and Diapers essays. If you would like to read the essay instead you can click here Image courtesy This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decksanddiapers.substack.com
Concept of the W Curve (Audio) 23.11.2020 6:50
Thanks to the amazing folks at Ad-Auris you can now hear Decks and Diapers essays. If you would like to read the essay instead you can click here Charts discussed: The W Curve This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decksanddiapers.substack.com
Origin Stories (Audio) 23.11.2020 5:45
Thanks to the amazing folks at Ad-Auris you can now hear Decks and Diapers essays. If you would like to read the essay instead you can click here Charts discussed: The high low chart Concentric circles: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decksanddiapers.substack.com
Opportunity Hoarding (Audio) 21.10.2020 3:36
Giving our offspring the best is the secret sauce that has helped humanity progress but it does have some hidden costs! [Photo courtesy: Thanks to Kira auf der Heide for making this photo available freely on @unsplash] This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decksanddiapers.substack.com
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