Hi, I'm Alexis Ohanian. You may know me as one of the co-founders of Reddit, but more recently, a large part of my identity is being a father to my wonderful daughters.

In my podcast, Business Dad, I hope to open the conversation about

working parents a bit. You'll get to hear from a wide range of business dads,

from Rain Wilson and Guy Raz to Todd Carmichael and Shane Batier to find out how they balance being a dad with a successful career.

Business dad is available now, so be sure to listen to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. From PRX, this is the moth radio hour. I'm your host Jody Powell.

In this hour, we'll be listening to stories of moments of TLC, moments of

receiving or giving care that ultimately translates to love.

Self-care has become a bit of a buzzword recently,

but there's something to it.

A moment to set aside time to see to yourself, to press pause on your

watch even when no one else around wants to. Our first story comes from Frida Visell.

Frida told this at our played against Slam,

a night where we celebrate stories we've heard,

loved and wanted you to hear to.

This was told in New York City where double- loved and wanted you to hear too.

This was told in New York City, where

WNYC is a media partner of the moth.

Here's Frida.

Enjoy. So I grew up in the Southmar Hasidic community, which is a segment of Orthodox Judaism that is very concerned with preserving traditions from before the holocaust.

And one of the customs that my grandparents brought to the United States when they came here

after World War II as refugees was the tradition that

married women shaved their heads and kept it shaved for life. Another tradition

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