# Jessica Grose
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Jessica Ebenstein Grose is an American journalist, editor, and novelist. She is the author of the 2012 novel Sad Desk Salad, the co-author of 2009's LOVE, MOM: Poignant, Goofy, Brilliant Messages from Home, and 2016's Soulmates: A Novel. Grose is the editor-in-chief of Lenny Letter, a position she has held since June 2015.
Think Again: Why people lose themselves in parenthood — and how to reclaim your sense of self
You’ve prepped the nursery, read all the books, and are eagerly waiting to meet the new member of your family. But are you also ready to meet the new version of yourself? For Apple News In Conversation’s Think Again series, host Shumita Basu talks to Jessica Grose, author of Screaming on the Inside…
The Persistent Gender Gap in Housework
Jessica Grose, opinion writer at The New York Times, discusses the still-mostly-unequal division of household labor.
Photo: Two women wash dishes in a kitchen in Australia in 1944. (Credit: Jim Fitzpatrick via National Library of Australia/Wikimedia Commons)
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Why so many parents hate AI right now — plus Friday's Secret Bonus Section
I knew I really wanted to talk with the New York Times’ Jessica Grose when I read her recent story, America’s First A.I. High School Is Great. But Not Because of A.I., but I didn’t know that Grose, who writes for the Opinion section, would share so many other interesting thoughts and observations a…
How to immunize schools from bad tech
To be honest, I was pretty skeptical when folks started telling me to talk to Dan “Mathworlds” Meyer about education technology, given that he’s so closely involved. He developed a much-admired math program called Desmos. He works at Amplify. He gives talks at ASU+GSV!
But it didn’t take long for M…
Covering edtech like Big Pharma
Perhaps no other journalist is closer to the center of the current reckoning over education technology than the New York Times’ Natasha Singer, the technology reporter who’s been covering edtech for years now and has a new book coming out next month on the topic.
You may recall some of her recent …
True Crime, Colonialism, and Data Centers
What does our fascination with true crime say about us? This week, Lee and Savannah tackle listener questions. First up, they talk about the upcoming JonBenét Ramsey Netflix series, the line between justice and entertainment, and whether stories about evil can actually shape us for good.
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The Subtext: True Crime, Colonialism, and Data Centers
What does our fascination with true crime say about us? This week, Lee and Savannah tackle listener questions. First up, they talk about the upcoming JonBenét Ramsey Netflix series, the line between justice and entertainment, and whether stories about evil can actually shape us for good.
Speaking…
Soulmates: A Novel Audiobook by Jessica Grose
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Soulmates: A NovelGenres: Fiction & Literature, Contemporary Women, SagasAuthor: Jessica GroseNarrator: Carly Robins, Dan Woren, Elizabeth Wiley, Teri Schnaubelt, Zach VillaRelease date: 09-27-2016Length: 7:59:00L…
Skepticism — & nuance — needed in edtech coverage
I’ve wanted to talk with The 74’s Greg Toppo ever since the backlash against education technology started a few months ago.
A veteran reporter and book author (as well as a longtime friend), Toppo has written frequently about new technology being used in schools — and he’s the author of an importan…
Tradwife aesthetic collapses as Trumpism curdles into 'unmitigated disaster': columnist
When the Costume Starts Sweating
The Label Was the Product
Nara Smith, the model-influencer who built a massive following by performing a pristine, hyper-domestic fantasy, now wants to distance herself from the “tradwife” label. Jessica Grose reads that retreat as evidence that the retro-MAGA aesth…
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