Conversations that ask big questions.
This podcast started as a place for mothers to share the story surrounding their art. These stories still matter; this is why we haven't taken down a piece or art or podcast that showcases our evolution and lasting legacy (we are so proud of what we have done and the women we connected with).
But over time I realized the conversations I was most drawn to weren't just about motherhood - they were about the systems surrounding it.
Why does work look the way it does? How has technology changed family life? What does good leadership look like for working parents? How do we redesign healthcare, education and our communities so families don't simply cope, but flourish?
Those are the conversations you'll find here.
Every guest brings a different perspective, but each episode comes back to one idea: How can we build a better operating system for modern family life?
You'll hear from physicians, founders, researchers, journalists, executives, educators and everyday people who are creating meaningful change with honesty, courage and heart.
If one conversation leaves you thinking differently about your own family, your workplace or your community, then we've done what we hoped to do.
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Share your expertise.
Are you helping reshape the future of working motherhood?
I'm always looking for conversations that make people stop and think. Not because someone has all the answers. But because they're asking thoughtful questions, challenging assumptions or building something that genuinely makes life better for families.
Maybe you're a physician changing postpartum care, a founder building new technology, a researcher uncovering new evidence, a journalist telling stories that matter, a leader creating a better workplace.
Or maybe you've simply lived an experience others could learn from.
If you're doing meaningful work that is making the world better for working mothers and families with honesty, curiosity and heart, I'd love to hear from you.
Because the future of working motherhood won't be shaped by one person. It will be shaped by conversations like these.
I'd love to connect.