This is a podcast seeking to raise the level of common knowledge in society surrounding birth, postpartum, the incalculable contribution to our world made by moms, and hopefully helping moms find answers, resources and community in a very special hard time through the stories of women. Cover Art created with www.kittl.com
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis is a podcast seeking to raise the level of common knowledge in society surrounding birth, postpartum, the incalculable contribution to our world made by moms, and hopefully helping moms find answers, resources and community in a very special hard time through the stories of women.
Every Mom is hosted by Adrienne Spellman. The show has published 17 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 17: Jayna's Story" (6 February 2025, 41 minutes), "Episode 16: Cristi's Story" (4 October 2024, 49 minutes), and "Episode 15: Gracie's Story" (11 August 2024, 50 minutes).
Every Mom publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 40 minutes across 17 episodes.
Booking probability for Every Mom is 20%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Every Mom requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Every Mom's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Every Mom are Family & Social Services. Every Mom has a society audience.
Adrienne Spellman hosts Every Mom, a society podcast with 17 episodes published.
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Episode #17
<p>The one where Jayna lets us in on the pain that she has buried for decades, and what she has learned through her loss.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Facebook: Adrienne Spellman</p> <p>Instagram: a.ash84</p> <p>email...
Every Mom
<p>The one where Cristi tells what it was like to have her children seven years apart, and how she learned her limits.</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Contact Info:</p> <p>Facebook: Adrienne Spellman</p> <p>Instagram: a.ash84</p>...
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<p>The one where Gracie talks about owning her pregnancy, the joys of birth, and the learning process of grief. Thank you, Gracie, for your vulnerability and sweet soul.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Get in touch with me!</p>...
Every Mom
<p>The one where Kacey talks about having 3 kids in about 3.4 years and some of what she has learned in the process. Thank you Kacey!</p> <p><br></p> <p>Facebook: Adrienne Spellman</p> <p>Instagram: a.ash84</p>...
<p>The one where the chillest lady ever talks about wanting to put back together what women in our culture have lost, whether it be community and support, or the understanding of what a mom needs after birth. She also...
Every Mom
<p>The one where Lilia talks about what is was like for her to have a baby who needed medical intervention at birth instead of having a natural, birthing center birth, surrounded by family. The book she recommends is...
<p>The one where a couple gals adopt their babies to become moms. If adoption is close to your heart, I hope this episode means a lot to you. Probably won't be a regular thing since I really started this podcast to...
<p>The one where two of my Aunts, Sena and Jennifer, and my Grandmama tell about their experiences with life-giving and life-losing. This was such a thrill for me and I think everyone should do it-I'll help you! You...
Every Mom
<p>The one where my Aunt Gayle makes me laugh because she's such a good story teller and I forget to ask her more questions because it was actually a very early recording that I'm just getting around to editing and I...
Every Mom
<p>The one where Elizabeth talks about the stark contrast between her first and second births, and about how losing two babies in her second trimester changed her from the inside out. </p> <p>If you're interested in...
<p>The one where Chris tells me all about what she learned about breastfeeding, oral ties, pumping and low supply. What she learned over 15 years has been condensed into something around 40 minutes. Hope you enjoy!</p>...
Every Mom
<p>The one wherein my former neighbor, Kallie, and I chat about her postpartum experience, how motherhood changes everything, and how important a supportive community is to a new mom. </p> <p><br></p> <p>Music from...
Every Mom
<p>The one wherein Amy discusses what Postpartum Depression looked like for her, and the importance of having a supportive partner. Not everyone has that, so thank you to all those partners who stick by us in the...
<p>The one wherein I interview my Pelvic Floor Therapist, Katelynn. Have you ever wondered when your pelvic floor is ever going to stop betraying you? Maybe you need more help than just waiting for your floor to get her...
Every Mom
<p>This is the episode where it was literally the first time I had ever recorded anything. I recorded my story and a pilot on my own after I had gotten a couple interviews under my belt, so please forgive the echo and...
Every Mom
<p>The episode wherein I talk about my story but forget to mention my ongoing journey with my pelvic floor has me in a much better place with tools and ability but I still leak pee sometimes and I have a uterine...
Episode #1
<p>The one wherein I explain why I, someone who knows zero about audio recording, editing or publishing, decided to start a podcast.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):</p>...
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