Today we talk to Paula Espinosa Valarezo about how she and her husband are both actively engaged in building an EPIC partnership, how they do it, and how they approached becoming parents with this in mind. By keeping THEIR partnership central to the equations.
Recently in my storytelling class with Carly Ann Filbin of Written in Brooklyn, I told a story about my fear and anxieties before my second wedding. It was reflected back to me that the part of the story that was compelling wasn’t what I’d originally thought, but the self doubts I had about getting married again. How could I be sure that my trauma and baggage wouldn’t pollute this? Us? Him?
We’ve got our first DAD on the show! Andy Kingman and I talk about the effects of becoming parents on marriage, friendships, and gender roles — wanting to change internalized, perceived, and assumed gender roles for our children, and in the process, building relationship capital with our kids.
In this week’s episode I go deep on the power of the stories we tell ourselves and each other. It is through our storytelling (no matter the medium) that we choose which wolf we are feeding inside of us. Which leads me to my question… What stories do you tell? Which wolf to feed?
Joanne Adams is an internationally certified life and success coach working with new moms who want to feel like they have their sh!t together. Cheerleading for the messy-bun mamas who feel at a loss or a crossroads in life, Joanne’s coaching provides a roadmap that leads them to (re)discover and completely uplevel themselves, without sacrificing time away from their babies.
Today we talk about how to know if you need or want boundaries, how to create them, maintain them, and use them to love others and yourself. Because the reality is, we are often the ones violating our own boundaries and abandoning ourselves.
Today’s guest Chef Carlas Contrereas has become fierce with her boundaries and honoring her highest priorities since becoming a mother. In this episode we talk about honoring our postpartum journeys, recovering from birth trauma, and how we never stop moving, learning, and growing.
In this week’s episode I talk about how a trip to Miraval Berkshires shifted my perspective on my fast paced life and nurtured my connection to the feminine collective. We are only as strong as our weakest member. It’s time to come together, do less, and live more.
In this episode we discuss toxic masculinity, figuring out what fills your cup, filling that cup unapologetically, and inspiring others to do the same.
This week we dive deep into the meaning of the word myth. How it relates to motherhood, religion, and mythology. And is sort of cult-y.
Kiki Mikkelsen joins us to talk about listening to your gut, family planning as a queer couple, and throwing out the script and deciding what’s best for you.
And they’re not parenting books. They’re not baby books. They’re not books at all.