I've talked to moms who stay at home exclusively and moms who work. Moms who work in the schools their kids attend, as professionals and providers. I've talked to dads who've chosen a stay-at-home lifestyle in order to prioritize their wives' careers. 

That was all before. 

Before a pandemic. Before 2020 took John Prine and Ruth Bader Ginsberg, cruelly, and without remorse. Before the world turned itself on its head. 

Now, I'm talking to Author Abby Knox, who finds herself, having just adjusted to a work-from-home lifestyle, abruptly having to transition into a work-from-home, homeschooling mom of two school-age kids.

I'm personally going through the exact same thing, loudly, and unabashedly, on Twitter, if you care to watch the cargnage unfold in real time.

Abby and I got a little off-topic a couple of times, but I like that, because I consider it a clear case for art imitating life, considering the context in which we currently find ourselves.

Listen in as we wade into the national shit show that is Post-Pandemic Education in America.

Also, you need to go to Amazon and check out Abby's writing. She's a romance author slinging some sassy, sexy prose if you dig a good book crush. 

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