Katrine Kielos, bestselling author of 'Who Cooked Adam Smith's Dinner?' and 'Mother of Invention,' dives into the realm of feminist economics. She highlights the invisible labor women contribute to the economy and critiques the narrow view of the 'economic man.' The discussion covers the importance of emotional and relational labor, proposing a paradigm that values care and sustainability. Kielos advocates for reimagining economics to include love and empathy, challenging traditional models while celebrating the interconnectedness of our contributions.