Dr. Elizabeth, an expert in Organizational Psychology, dives into the research on college selection. Topics discussed include the impact of attending different types of schools, the relationship between college selectivity and earnings, the financial impact on men and women, completion rates and race/gender effects, the importance of college graduation, and the effects of college selectivity on job callbacks and salaries.

Join the Ridiculous Crime and Ridiculous History teams for a game of 20 Questions on strange historical flexes. Banter about podcast setups, furry community practices, and guessing male political figures from 18th century Europe. Dive into Versailles hygiene, Victorian era films, and a politically applauded act. Enjoy sponsor ads, host reflections, and games on famous historical figures and presidential trivia.

In this engaging conversation, Elizabeth, a listener with insightful sales enablement experience, shares her journey from sales to enablement. She highlights the challenges of transitioning roles and discusses the importance of collaboration with sales managers. The conversation unveils the 'business within a business' framework for clarity and strategies to shift from reactive to proactive approaches. Elizabeth also emphasizes the critical alignment of marketing with sales to drive impactful communications and improve overall team performance.

Elizabeth reveals the brand of running shoe that cured her foot pain. Strategies for making tough choices and visually representing challenges. Discussion about capsule wardrobe essentials and shoe brand recommendations. Importance of seeking advice from knowledgeable shoe experts. Overcoming the demerit of finishing unenjoyable books.

Elizabeth discusses the problems with EA Vegan Advocacy and the lack of truthseeking in effective altruism. The podcast explores the negative impact of EA vegan advocacy on truth seeking, challenges of vegan advocacy and exploring the nutritional completeness of plant-based food for cats. It also emphasizes the importance of truth-seeking in vegan advocacy and critiques claims on saturated fat, cholesterol, iron, lactose, and milk in a paper.

Elizabeth, a pseudonymous hoarder, shares her candid struggles with clutter and its impact on her life through an anonymous podcast. She discusses the emotional ties to possessions and how hoarding intertwines with money anxiety and personal identity. Joined by Anna, they explore the shame and isolation hoarders face, the challenges of navigating friendships, and the journey toward self-acceptance. Their insightful dialogue sheds light on the protective instincts behind hoarding and the evolving relationship with mental health and societal perceptions.

In this lively discussion, Zak, who explores childhood challenges, Elizabeth, a parenting expert, and Lucy, a children's social dynamics enthusiast, tackle listener questions about bullying and cliques in kindergarten. They humorously dissect why preschoolers can be so unkind and provide tips for parents on navigating these tricky social waters. Plus, they share heartwarming tales about discussing tough topics like the Holocaust with kids, emphasizing the importance of keeping communication open while adding a dash of humor to serious conversations.

Join Liz Young Thomas, an analyst from SoFi, and Elizabeth, a labor market expert, as they dive into the turbulent stock market landscape. They dissect the recent market slump, exploring whether it's a sign of a larger correction. Elizabeth connects stock volatility to labor dynamics and AI trends. The discussion also spans crucial economic indicators like the CPI and unemployment rate, while considering the impacts of Japan's monetary policy on global markets. It's a whirlwind of insights that every investor should hear.

Elizabeth, an expert on helping kids manage library books, is joined by Lucy, who shares tracking tips for communal supplies, and Zak, who tackles library book management and fees. They offer practical solutions for parents dealing with lost library books and late fees, emphasizing the importance of responsibility. They also discuss the use of technology like AirTags for keeping track of kids in crowded places. Personal anecdotes about family moments add a heartwarming touch, balancing parenting challenges with joyful experiences.

Elizabeth, recaps the end of 'The Great Gatsby' in 1922. Topics include the aftermath of Gatsby's death, Nick's interactions with Daisy and others, and reflections on Gatsby's life.