Hosted by Christina Byrne · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 22 episodes
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The Mothering Project is for women, carers, and empathetic leaders navigating work, care, and identity — and wondering when exactly the mental load gets its own day off. Honest conversations about motherhood, leadership, and holding it all together (mostly)
Christina Byrne hosts The Mothering Project, a business show with 22 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail I absolutely loved this conversation with Mia Lake. Mia is the founder of Mia Lake Interiors, mum to her little man and one of those women who just gets it. We chatted about business, motherhood, ambitio
Send us Fan Mail The Mother Who Wants Something Too Motherhood is one of the biggest jobs there is. The caring, the planning, the organising, the emotional load, the constant responsibility for small humans we love more
Send us Fan Mail Most mothers think starting school means finally catching a break. I thought the same thing. I was wrong. When my son started school, I wasn't prepared for any of it — the gut-punch of goodbye at the sch
Send us Fan Mail The toddler years can be beautiful, messy, exhausting, and transformative all at once. In this episode I (yes the interview was flipped on me which makes me feel uncomfortable ha) share my experience of
Send us Fan Mail Becoming a Mother — The Emotional Reality No One Can Fully Prepare You For In Episode 1 of The Mother You Become mini-series, I sit down with Fionnuala for a really honest conversation about the early da
Send us Fan Mail Ever get that feeling that something needs to change — but you don't know where to begin? In this solo episode, I cut through the overwhelm and shares five honest, practical tips for anyone considering a
Send us Fan Mail Our lovely guest is back — and this conversation feels even more needed the second time around. In this heartfelt follow-up episode, I sit down again with Fionnuala Wylie to talk about the transitions th
Send us Fan Mail Are you sitting on a dream, wondering if it’s too late or too big? Ciara Gallagher’s story is the reminder you didn’t know you needed. From traffic control to building a thriving beauty business, this co
Send us Fan Mail Sometimes life still looks completely normal on the outside… but internally something has shifted. In this solo episode, I’m talking about the quieter signs that often appear before a change in career, p
Send us Fan Mail This week on The Mothering Project, I’m joined by Thy Nguyen /Monzo for a really honest conversation about identity, motherhood, and what happens when life asks you to begin again in a different way than
Send us Fan Mail Some conversations stay with you because they hold both strength and softness at the same time — and this is one of them. In this episode, Carla shares the story behind leaving corporate life, backing he
Send us Fan Mail Sometimes life can look completely normal on the outside… while internally, something is quietly shifting. In this solo episode, I’m reflecting on that kind of season — the one where change is happening,
Send us Fan Mail Before you read the show notes, I wanted to say a HAPPY St Patricks Day to all! In this thoughtful and honest conversation, I sit with Julie Parker — founder of Beautiful You Coaching Academy — to explor
Send us Fan Mail In this episode I explore something that sits quietly underneath so many of the things we want to do in life — the fear of being seen . It’s not always the fear of failure that stops us. Often it’s the f
Send us Fan Mail In this episode, I sit down with Sorcha Hunter , founder of Hunter Labour Hire , a successful business operating in the construction and labour hire industry — a space traditionally dominated by men. Sor
Send us Fan Mail In this conversation, Tara and I explore the tension so many ambitious mothers feel — wanting to build something meaningful, while also wanting to be present. We talk about failed starts, redefining succ
Send us Fan Mail Christina explores burnout through a more nuanced lens — not as dramatic collapse, but as quiet self-abandonment. She unpacks how identity tied to capability, over-functioning, and subtle internal misali
Send us Fan Mail **** This conversation was recorded before Fionnuala’s little bub arrived — in that tender, anticipatory season before motherhood expands again. It’s a beautiful listen knowing what was on the horizon, a
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of The Mothering Project , I talk about the mental load — the unseen, ongoing thinking that keeps homes, families, and workplaces running. Not just the tasks. But the anticipation. The re
Send us Fan Mail Returning to work after maternity leave isn’t just a logistical shift — it’s an identity one. In this episode, I talk about going back four days a week and living with the constant tug between wanting to
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The Mothering Project is hosted by Christina Byrne. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 22 episodes.
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