
The Land of AND is a home for honest conversations about the complicated questions shaping our lives—from politics, culture and identity to parenting, power and belonging. Hosted by Jenna Arnold, each season explores those questions through a different lens:Season One: Let’s Begin, considers parenting, caregiving and how we raise confident, curious children.Season Two: Command F, widens the frame ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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AI can tutor, entertain, and answer almost any question. But if it removes the struggle, what does a child lose the chance to learn? Jenna Arnold speaks with Brooklyn Children’s Museum president and CEO Atiba Edwards, child-development psychologist T... more
What happens when technology promises to keep a conversation going after death? Jenna Arnold speaks with grief educator CJ Infantino, death doula and Buddhist chaplain Alex Sarkissian, and Jewish scholar David Zvi Kalman about grief bots, digital mem... more
In an age of synthetic creation, what makes art more than an image? Jenna Arnold speaks with artist, journalist, and NYTimes Best Selling author, Molly Crabapple, artist and producer Stephanie Lepp, and Temple of the Moon lead artist James Gwertzman ... more
Long before dating apps, humans built systems for helping people find one another: families, communities, matchmakers, rituals, intuition, and a good amount of unsolicited advice. Jenna Arnold speaks with Greta Tufvesson and Nikki Lewis of The Bevy, ... more
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So engaged with these interviews - Jenna is an incredible host, and the questions and ideas being posed here feel so relevant to me even as someone who’s not super religious. Can’t wait for more episodes!
i've listened to a lot of parenting podcasts and i can't tell you how refreshing this content is! so insightful!
On raising curious learners - these activities are not intuitive and much needed!!
I’m not a parent, but as an uncle I found this really helpful in understanding how my neices and nephews think.
Really thought provoking and interesting listen for all caregivers.
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Addressing the complexities of parenting and child development, discussions encompass a wide array of topics including emotional health, technology's impact on children, and the vital lessons of curiosity in upbringing. Each episode features thought-provoking conversations with a diverse range of guests, including educators, authors, and industry experts, who share unique insights and personal anecdotes about their parenting journeys. Notably, the podcast emphasizes understanding generational differences in parenting styles and the importance of fostering resilience and creativity in children.
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2. Alex Sarkissian
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