Hi, I'm Biz. I'm a working parent with a kid and a teen.

It's been 10 years since the show began and a lot has changed on the show and in the world.

But by elevating the voices of others, we have learned we are not alone and we are doing

a good job. This is still a show about life after giving life. This is One Bad Mother.

This week on One Bad Mother, birth stories are a part of the larger story.

I talked to Linda Villarosa about her new book Under the Skin, which looks the hidden

toll of racism on American lives and the health of our nation. Plus, Biz was alone.

My check-in is that I have had a genius and I know it was a genius because I

was experiencing the amazing one person celebration that you got when you have a parenting

being your friend, nobody proper cares. And I thought, you know, we would appreciate that

is the One Bad Mother community, so I should definitely call it that.

I couldn't end the time because life, whatever. And some time has passed and I cannot remember

at all what my genius was. It's gone. I don't know. It's I don't know. So my check-in is that I

had a genius. I congratulated myself. And then also just where life is is that I

it's gone. I forgot it. It's gone. So, you know, I'm just going to focus on what's in front of me,

which is that the last member of my household who had COVID in our wonderful first-time experience

is emerging. So we're emerging from quarantine and it's weird, but you know, it is. It's weird.

It's weird. It's fine. We're all coming back out. So everybody's doing fine.

There's all the geniuses that people have that they completely forget about. Yeah. Superbrain

wins again. Okay. Bye guys. I agree. Here is to all the geniuses we've had that we have forgotten

about. This is like I forget my geniuses every week. I mean, I got to come up with one of these

every week and I forget it all. It's like I've got to my brain has just started saying,

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