{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Annabel Crabb on what\u2019s changed since the Wife Drought","description":"In all my conversations with women, the quote most often shared with me is this feeling we have as working mothers that we\u2019re expected to work as if we don\u2019t have children while raising our children as if we didn\u2019t have a job. And today\u2019s guest is none other than the original author of that quote, Annabel Crabb, who\u2019s influential book The Wife Drought brought words to what women across Australia were \u2013 and are still \u2013 feeling; that women need wives, and men need lives. Annabel\u2019s career spans journalism, television, writing, podcasting, speaking and generally being funny while she talks about smart things. And now she\u2019s written a new children\u2019s book called There\u2019s a Prawn in Parliament House, so all the women who read The Wife Drought have something by their favourite nonfiction author to read to their kids! Today\u2019s conversation is a meandering chat through how little has changed since Annabel wrote The Wife Drought in 2014, the progress that has been made, her take on shifting politics due to the influence of women, her new book, and maybe a bit of pop culture.  Enjoy the show! ","author_name":"Women At Work","author_url":"https:\/\/samanthasutherland.com.au\/womenatworkpodcast\/","html":"