Barbie

Portofino with MaryAlice Bagwell (Season Finale)

On the season finale of Love in Common we discuss Frank’s New York Times Best selling novel from 1992, Portofino. We are also joined by a special guest, Erin’s mom MaryAlice Bagwell. From unpacking how the story differs from Frank’s childhood, to how family customs can cross religious divides, we discuss all the spoilers and name drop all the Portofino celebrities. Take a listen, we are so glad you are here. Buy Portofino Here [https://www.amazon.com/Portofino-Novel-Calvin-Becker-Trilogy/dp/0786713755] If today’s show resonated with you please pass it on to a friend, colleague or someone you care about. Want to reach out and share your story with us? Leave us a 60 second voice memo at loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com [loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com] for a chance to be featured on the show or use the hashtag #loveincommon on Instagram @loveincommonpod Thanks for listening!

Buy Yourself Something Sexy

This week on Love in Common we talk about who we show the world vs who we really are. Whether it’s conforming to the role your day job requires of you, or finding the courage to speak your truth, we muse about the public and private persona. Plus Frank channels Edith Schaeffer for a little sermon about bibles and garter belts (not necessarily in that order). Take a listen, we are so glad you are here. Letter to Lucy [https://books.apple.com/us/book/letter-to-lucy/id1291078220] If today’s show resonated with you please pass it on to a friend, colleague or someone you care about. Want to reach out and share your story with us? Leave us a 60 second voice memo at loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com [loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com] for a chance to be featured on the show or use the hashtag #loveincommon on Instagram @loveincommonpod Thanks for listening!

It's About The Guns with Ashley Reckdenwald

This week on Love in Common we chat with special guest Ashley Reckdenwald, the founder of Working Mom Notes [https://www.workingmomnotes.com/]. We talk about the excitement, desperation, and even fear parents are feeling about sending their kids back to school. We also discuss family boundaries, how white privilege enables gun violence, and how free speech tech billionaires are connected to this polarizing American issue. * Follow Ashley on Instagram [https://www.instagram.com/workingmomnotes/?hl=en] and check out her website for more info on Working Mom Notes [https://www.workingmomnotes.com/] * Here 4 The Kids Info [https://www.here4thekids.com/] If today’s show resonated with you please pass it on to a friend, colleague or someone you care about. Want to reach out and share your story with us? Leave us a 60 second voice memo at loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com [loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com] for a chance to be featured on the show or use the hashtag #loveincommon on Instagram @loveincommonpod Thanks for listening!

Barbie

This week on Love in Common, we talk BARBIE. From her controversial corporate roots to the post-feminist backlash, to the girl power messages she inspires that just might save the world, Ernie, Erin and I talk Greta Gerwig’s billion dollar box office smash. Take a listen, we are so glad you are here. Show Links:  - Frank's Movie Review: Barbion: Impoppenheimer? [https://frankschaeffer.substack.com/p/barbion-impoppenheimer#details] If today’s show resonated with you please pass it on to a friend, colleague or someone you care about. Want to reach out and share your story with us? Leave us a 60 second voice memo at loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com [loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com] for a chance to be featured on the show or use the hashtag #loveincommon on Instagram @loveincommonpod Thanks for listening!

Here Comes Mom with The Books w/ special guests Clara and Linda Villarosa

This week on Love in Common we are joined by two very special guests- author Linda Villarosa, and her 92 year-old mother and entrepreneur Clara Villarosa (both ladies also happen to be featured in Erin’s 2016 documentary Dream, Girl). From hearing about Linda’s Pulitzer nominated book, Under The Skin, to about how Clara opened the largest African American Book Store in the country,  five generations come together to have a rich conversation about what it means to be a social worker in our communities, the importance of art in our lives, and the necessity to sometimes party on a roof top in NYC.  Take a listen, we are so glad you are here. * Linda Villarosa’s book “Under The Skin”  [https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/604283/under-the-skin-by-linda-villarosa/] * Book Linda for a speaking event [https://www.lindavillarosa.com/full-bio] * Good Wine in Park Slope [https://www.goodwine.nyc/?owg-fulfillment=pickup&location=11eb30ee2e3f20bfb101ac1f6bbbcc9c&rwg_token=AFP2EnMVB7_nDIt1VdjI_1MUkHJONStEBVMGxuZpen3TdDAX8Hq9_CH9dK2VfgGrEXQtS0yvQcVr-jNckTqyjnSCfvbefF8oAvvOwhMVrhBD3sdbZ7GD1ow%3D]  * Time of Essence on OWN [https://www.oprah.com/app/time-of-essence.html] * See more of Clara and Linda in Dream, Girl  [http://dreamgirlfilm.com/watch] * Fall in Love…by Frank Schaeffer [https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Fall-in-Love-Have-Children-Stay-Put-Save-the-Planet-Be-Happy/Frank-Schaeffer/9780757324116] If today’s show resonated with you please pass it on to a friend, colleague or someone you care about. Want to reach out and share your story with us? Leave us a 60 second voice memo at loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com [loveincommonpodcast@gmail.com] for a chance to be featured on the show or use the hashtag #loveincommon on Instagram @loveincommonpod Thanks for listening!