Diane’s farewell message
After 52 years at WAMU, Diane Rehm says goodbye.
New studies about health, work, and children give today’s women new food for thought as they try to make choices about family and career. A panel talks about the many pros, cons, and calculations American women are juggling today.
Guests
- Ann Crittenden Former New York Times reporter. She is also author of "The Price of Motherhood."
- Heidi Brennan Public policy advisor for the Family and Home Network
- Ellen Galinsky President of the Families and Work Institute
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