Parenting

Kapil Gupta returns.

Jason Calacanis is the host of the This Week in Startups podcast, author of "Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups," and one of the greatest angel investors of all time.

Greg Walton is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Stanford University.

Dr. Sue Johnson is a clinical psychologist and the developer of EFT (Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy). She's author of one of the best books on relationships ever to be written - "Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love."

Jim Dethmer is the founding partner at the Conscious Leadership Group. He's also the co-author of "The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership."

Dr. Laura Markham is a three-time bestselling author and the founding editor of Aha! Parenting.

Josh Wolfe is the co-founder of Lux Capital, a venture capital firm that backs entrepreneurs and scientists tackling real problems, in unconventional ways.

Patrick Collison is the CEO and co-founder of Stripe.

Adam Robinson an author, educator, hedge fund manager, and co-founder of The Princeton Review.

A conversation between Shane Parrish and Barbara Coloroso on how to effectively raise children in the 21st century. Some great insights and techniques for developing capable, brave and honest children.

Shane Parrish is the host of The Knowledge Project Podcast. He also runs the Farnam Street blog.

Rates of anxiety and depression are up among school-aged children and teens, but why? Research shows it stems from the feeling of a lack of control. How can we, as parents, better prepare our children for the many decisions they'll need to make throughout life, and help them cope with their anxiety.

“F*ck it… I’m just not going to play this traditionally anymore.” – Chris Sacca Chris Sacca was recently the cover story of the “Midas Issue” of Forbes Magazine. The reason: He is a newly-minted billionaire and the proprietor of what will likely be the most successful venture capital fund in history: LOWERCASE I of LOWERCASE Capital. He’s an early-stage

Brett speaks with Dr. Leonard Sax on the damage our society/schools may be doing by pretending there is no difference between boys and girls. By ignoring them we risk making gender stereotypes worse.