Home / Podcast / Season 10 Best-selling author Eve Rodsky wants mothers to be interested in their own lives Eve Rodsky Bestselling author Eve Rodsky wants to banish the word "multitasking." By Motherly March 10, 2022 Eve Rodsky Rectangle Eve Rodsky is the bestselling author of Fair Play (also a Reese’s Book Club pick) which outlines a system that helps make the invisible work of mothers visible so partners can divide domestic household tasks fairly, based on their own needs. Now she has a new book out, Find Your Unicorn Space and a new podcast Time Out: A Fair Play podcast, aimed to help people prioritize time for activities that not only fill their calendar, but also unleash their creativity and joy. In this episode, Liz talks to Eve about what led her to write Fair Play and become a leader in gender equity, why she wants to banish the word “multi-tasking” from our vocabulary, and why she thinks it is so important for mothers to get interested in their own lives, outside of being a partner, a parent, or a professional. Related Stories Season 10 Emily Calandrelli of Emily’s Wonder Lab wants kids to love science Season 10 Eva Chen on the immigrant experience and the importance of self-love Season 10 Dr. Shefali on learning to heal and mother yourself The latest The Motherly Podcast The Motherly Podcast Season 17 Season 16 Serenity Carr on finding wellness from what we eat Season 16 Ruth Veloria on how working moms can reach beyond ‘just a job’ Season 16 Erin Andrews talks fertility challenges, new motherhood and WEAR