Hi, I'm Zibi Owens, and this is Moms Don't Have Time to Read Books.

As a mom of four kids in New York City and a writer myself, I know all too well how short everyone is on time, so I'm here to help.

I'm going to interview authors and writers of all types about their work, especially as it

relates to parenting and family issues. Hopefully you can listen while doing 8 million other

things and fall in love with these talented scribes in their fantastic books, essays, and songs

like I have, plus get some tips on surviving parenthood. For more about me,

you can check out my essays at zibby owens.com. Today's episode has been sponsored by Once Upon a Farm.

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with John Hennis. John is a partner in the restructuring group at Law from Kirkland and

Dallas, where he has led some of the largest deals in the world. He has written extensively

online for CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN, the Wall Street Journal, the deal, Forbes, and Medium.

He frequently appears on CNBC as a guest expert.

John serves on the board of caring kind, the heart of Alzheimer's caregiving, common sense media,

the foundation for education on Honduras, and many other nonprofits.

John has lectured at Harvard Business School, NYU, Wharton Business School, Wake Forest Law School,

and Cardoza Law School, where he is an adjunct professor.

He lives in Manhattan with his wife and five children.

His series of essays about coping with his mother's Alzheimer's disease are absolutely brilliant.

So welcome to John.

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