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Welcome to Karen Feeding, the show where we raise the next generation together.

I'm Zach Rosen. I make another podcast that's called The Best Advice Show, and I have two kids.

Noah is seven, really close to eight, and Ami is four, pretty darn close to five. We're living in Amsterdam for the next couple weeks, then heading back to the States. I'm Elizabeth New Camp. I write the homeschool and family travel blog, Dutch Dutch Goose. I'm the mom to Henry who's 13, Oliver who's 11, and Teddy who's 8 and we live in Tokyo to Korea.

Hey, what's up on Lucy Lopez? I host another podcast, the Mamasita Rica. I'm Mom to Amelia who's 15, Avery who's 13, and we live where you love to vacation, Miami. Today on the show,

we're going to answer a question from a listener whose kid refuses to pitch in around the house.

She wants to know how to raise a helper, not a negotiator.

But first, we'll get started with a round of triumphs and fails.

Stick around.

Hey, it's Mary Harris, host of Slate's Daily News Podcast, What Next?

This week on the show, we are talking with Ossito-Wanavu about democracy.

Does the idea of a government run by the people still resonate in the United States?

We're in a place where, I think, most Democrats, most people consider themselves progressive,

take it for granted that democracy is a good thing, that it's worth preserving, it's worth

keeping, it's worth improving.

We're no longer in a place where you can assume that of the American public, broadly speaking, and certainly not of the right.

Check out what next, wherever you listen.

Welcome back. It's time for triumphs and fails. Lucy, what have you get?

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