It’s heart breaking to hear such a great podcast not being able to continue its meaningful work because it isn’t sustainable. While shows much lousier and meaningless get to keep producing. I can only hope this is a beginning for more in depth conversations on how we need to fight for societies that enable women to succeed at work without being demanded to prioritize home demands like childcare. I am one who will make sure her sons will one day be men who not only support but ensure equity result in their work whatever they may be.

This podcast is incredible! How wrong were those first potential investors that passed on Katherine Goldstein when she pitched it to them. THANK YOU Katherine for following through, going with your gut and bringing this out to the world. Having a second baby has been quite a rough adjustment but when listening to this, it gives me so much perspective and I not only realize I have it pretty good but that I’m not the only one struggling some days 🙌🏻💕 moms and parents- share!

This is the best podcast in the world. I can’t stop listening too it. It is music to my ears.

No matter how you try, you can’t do it alone and this podcast lets you know you’re not crazy for feeling like that. Women and caregivers get the short end of the stick, and we need to value their (our) work. Katherine and Angela are open and honest on what’s broken in the system, and how that affects them personally. Can’t wait for each episode!

The work the Double Shift is doing is so valuable - from the beginning they have worked to share stories of parenthood in all its forms. I listen because it reflects a reality that I need to know exists, it helps keep hope alive.

I found this podcast as a first-time, WFH mom to a 2020 baby; I can’t imagine what returning to work would have been like without Katherine’s voice in the background and echoing through my head. Excellent interviews with women all along the journey of motherhood. These conversations lend hope to the future state of working parents and our children.

I look forward to this show each week really appreciate the important stories it tells about motherhood.

Awesome show with great reporting and in depth interviews that really open my mind to the variety of mothering experiences.

Love how this podcast exposes me to a wide variety of women and their experiences and the thoughtful examination of issues that affect women who are parents. The hosts, Angela and Katherine, provide superb commentary and make the stories flow.

I loved the first season because it was stories of mothers and their struggles and situations. I felt connected to them just hearing their stories. This season has devolved into “woe is motherhood” and political stances. Disappointing. I didn’t subscribe to hear yet another political podcast, yet here we are. Story telling and research are good, and hosts are engaging. If they return to the format and mission of the first season, I’ll start listening again.