Do men and women cheat for different reasons?
In this episode of Stuff Mom Never Told You, Molly and Cristen discuss what studies and anecdotal evidence suggest about male and female cheating. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.ihea...
20 Jan 201023min
Does birth order determine your personality?
The conventional wisdom is that birth order has a formative effect on a child's personality, but how does science weigh in? Cristen and Molly explore what studies and anecdotal evidence suggest about ...
19 Jan 201021min
Can you marry your cousin?
In the United States, marriage between cousins is a controversial topic, though it is legal in about half the states. Molly and Cristen explore why marriage between cousins is considered taboo in some...
13 Jan 201018min
How should we measure obesity?
In this episode of Stuff Mom Never Told You, Molly and Cristen take a look at current ways of measuring obesity. They discuss the most common formula, Body Mass Index (BMI), in detail, from its origin...
11 Jan 201020min
Why do women strike out in baseball?
The first female baseball teams were organized in 1866, yet modern women have only recently started making inroads in professional baseball. Join Molly and Cristen as they discuss the past, present an...
6 Jan 201017min
Do men and women gossip differently?
Gossip is often linked to women and tends to get a bad rap, but in fact, men like to gossip, too. And it's not all bad. Tune in to this episode of Stuff Mom Never Told You to get the dirt on gossip an...
4 Jan 201021min
How CARE is Changing the Lives of Women
In this episode Cristen and Molly continue their exploration of CARE, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Atlanta. Tune in to learn more the link between women's rights and the alleviation of po...
30 Des 200922min
Why does CARE focus on women?
In this episode, Cristen and Molly speak with the director for Program Impact at CARE USA. Over the course of numerous humanitarian efforts, CARE has found that improving the lives of women is a cruci...
28 Des 200920min
