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Hosted by Sara Brown · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 80 episodes
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Sara Brown sits down with the people shaping our world — extraordinary leaders, creators, and thinkers — to explore how their identity, purpose, and ambition evolve alongside career and motherhood. These conversations invite you to get curious about who you are, what you want, and why you want it — and leave you inspired to build a life that honors those answers. Raw, smart, and deeply human, The Mothers blends the emotional honesty of We Can Do Hard Things, the practical wisdom of Mel Robbins, and the intellectual depth of Brené Brown. Follow, review and join us on IG @themotherspod.
Sara Brown hosts The Mothers with Sara Brown, a society show with 80 episodes published.
“I don’t care about what I don’t care about.” That may be the secret to how Julie Cole built a thriving business while raising six children – not by doing everything, but by becoming exceptionally clear about what actual
What happens when a lifetime of high achievement runs headfirst into motherhood? Nafeesa Remtilla knows the high-achiever playbook well. Before becoming CEO of Poppins Payroll , she built a career across Goldman Sachs, B
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For our final replay of the summer, we're revisiting one of our most thought-provoking conversations—with psychologist, author, and maternal mental health expert Dr. Jessica Zucker. It's a conversation about the stories
Attention, women in your 30's and 40's: have you ever looked at your body in the mirror and thought, “What...is....happening?” If so, we'd like to cordially welcome you to perimenopause. But don't worry - it's not the be
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Note: We are revisiting some of our favorite conversations from the archives this summer. Enjoy the wisdom of Jennifer Wallace this week! And pick up her latest NYT bestseller ‘ Mattering .’ Jennifer Breheny Wallace – NY
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Note: One year ago we recorded our very first LIVE episode featuring three remarkable mothers of Nantucket: Elin Hilderbrand, Bess Clarke and Wendy Rouillard. This was a huge moment for us worth revisiting, and doesn’t h
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Editor’s note: We’re revisiting some of our favorite conversations from the archive this summer . Enjoy! Drumroll for greatness – Lexi Reese joins the pod this week! Lexi is the co-founder and CEO of Lanai , an AI Empowe
Patrice Meagher is the founder and CEO of MilkMate and a former Executive Vice President at CBRE, where she spent nearly 15 years shaping the commercial real estate landscape in Manhattan – while becoming a mother of fou
What happens when motherhood asks you to do work you never imagined? For Nasha Fitter, it meant stepping into a world of rare disease, medical research, caregiving, and advocacy – not because she chose it, but because he
What happens when toxic productivity reaches childhood? As parents, many of us feel pressure to enrich, entertain, supervise, and optimize every moment of our children's lives – all while navigating the demands of work,
After leaving a 12-year career at Google, Sara Brown became fascinated by two questions: Who are mothers when nobody is asking about their children? And who are successful women when nobody is asking about their success?
Dana Haimoff is a Managing Director in the Private Equity Group at JPMorgan Asset Management in London, where she has spent more than two decades investing on behalf of institutional clients. She is also the co-founder o
Dr. Robyn Riseberg didn't set out to become an entrepreneur. She set out to become a pediatrician. But after years caring for children and families across Boston, she found herself increasingly frustrated by the limitati
For decades, Trish Walker operated at the highest levels of corporate America – first rising to Senior Managing Director at Accenture, then as President of Home & Services at Best Buy. But beneath the executive titles wa
Many high-achieving women believe that if they prepare well enough, work hard enough, and become competent enough, they can prevent things from falling apart. Then they become mothers. Emily Greenberg spent her career wo
Sara Holcomb spent 16 years inside Google before leaving for senior roles at Dentsu and Criteo, where she's now SVP of Strategy. But the more interesting story isn't the resume – it's what happens when the thing you've b
Miki Agrawal has built four companies. She has disrupted pizza, periods, bathrooms, and diapers. She has written two books, raised millions, and scaled brands that changed how people think about the most intimate parts o
What does it actually mean to “be yourself” at work – especially as a parent? And is “authenticity” even the right goal anymore? Because for many mothers, the question isn’t just who am I at work? It’s: Which version of
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What does it mean to live through grief and uncertainty, and still choose joy? In this BEST OF episode, Sara sits down with Marisa Renee Lee (www.marisareneelee.com) – author, advocate, entrepreneur, grief expert, and th
What if the real risk isn’t leaving – but staying too long? Christine May, PhD, trained as a psychologist focused on behavior change and was on a tenure-track path in academia when, in early motherhood, she started to qu
Sara Brown
Senior Director, Government Affairs · University of Edinburgh
1 appearance on this show
Miki Agrawal
visionary entrepreneur and author · HIRO Technologies
1 appearance on this show
Claude Silver
Author of Be Yourself at Work · VaynerMedia
1 appearance on this show
Marisa Renee Lee
author of "Waiting for Dawn: Living with Uncertainty"
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Anne Welsh
clinical psychologist and executive coach
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Emily Guarnotta
licensed clinical psychologist and certified perinatal mental health provider · Phoenix Health
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Corinne Low
PhD, Author of Having It All: What Data Tells Us About Women's Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours · Wharton School
1 appearance on this show
Cindy Brown
Director of Public Information · Boston Duck Tours
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Breheny Wallace
award-winning journalist and bestselling author
1 appearance on this show
Allison Mell
pediatric physical therapist, founder of Tots on Target · Tots on Target
1 appearance on this show
Amil Niazi
writer, producer and author of Life After Ambition: A Good Enough Memoir
1 appearance on this show
Lynn Harris
writer, comedian, activist, founder · Gold Comedy
1 appearance on this show
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