This week we have something special to share with you. We’re diving into the heart of America's childcare crisis with No One Is Coming to Save Us, hosted by veteran reporter Gloria Riviera. In Season 4, we’re peeling back the layers of our nation’s most pressing challenges - intergenerational poverty, homelessness, and climate change - to uncover their deep, often surprising connections with childcare.

In this first episode of Season 4, Gloria’s taking a look at how quality childcare and early education can help families break out of poverty, and what that means for our country’s future. First, Gloria hears from Professor Jorge Luís Garcia, an economist at Texas A&M University whose research shows that investing in young children pays dividends for decades. Then she connects with Emily Centeio, who grew up in a low-income immigrant household and now helps to run an early learning center, Epiphany, dedicated to helping families like hers break out of poverty.

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What's your favorite scary movie? Is it none of them?

This week, June shares a trailer for the movie she wants to watch with Jess, but let's just say it is not content Jess normally pursues.

Then, Jess explores the power of flipping the script and June sees an equally amazing magic as her little ones fall in love with reading.

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Deep Divers, school is back in sesh and June and Jess are clinging to the shreds of Summer II. Kids are coughing, the DNC has ended, and who knows, aliens may make an appearance before we have time to regulate. As a salve, June and Jess reflect on the power of a gorgeous set of press-ons and an early morning ocean swim; then June tells a cautionary tale about a girl named Puddin'. Remember Deep Divers: nobody has their sh*t together.

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This week, June and Jess reflect on moments where emotional release, rightfully, takes the wheel. June yearns for the powerful impact of a Haka, and Jess refuses to believe these Vermont coffee shops are operating without a frother. Then, Academy Award nominee, June Squibb, joins for a conversation about her latest film, "Thelma", and the exploration of women's later-in-life relationships.

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Deep Divers, in these complicated times, we must pursue happiness at all costs - whether that be a summer blockbuster, a nighttime moisturizer, a plethora of pens or straddling a novelty floaty. Then, the girls consult happiness expert best selling author Gretchen Rubin (Life in Five Senses) for her tips on how to combat anxiety and use all five senses to get more happiness in our lives. We’ll see you all on a hot dog floaty!

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This week, June and Jess celebrate the beginning of Summer II with tales of lake swims and moms on rafts. Then, they discuss the terrifying experience of hosting a summer children’s birthday party and ask themselves if the only way to get through the heartbreaking moments of life is to be high, tanned and highlighted. Remember Deep Divers: Take some beauty risks, bring a friend, and don’t forget to add a little jingle on your way.

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This week, June and Jessica are dreaming about communal living, and feeling reinvigorated looking at our future with Kamala Harris on the ballot.

Then, Mikhael Tara Garver, a true deep diver and pioneer in the experiential field, joins us to talk about immersive experiences that bring people together.

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This week, Jess sits down one-on-one with Deep Dive Academy Professor Kulap Vilaysack to answer your questions.

You know her, you love her, and she's ready to bring her eldest daughter energy to the table. Learn from the master and say yes to hotel laundry service, endorphin dressing, and making reservations (and canceling them).

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