
<p>Orla leads Solas Coaching. After her own single and co-parenting journey, she now works with both single parents, empowering them to navigate their unique challenges as well as with workplaces, to develop tailored...


Being a parent, trying to become one, choosing not to be, gaining a family or losing one, having or being mums or dads or not shapes our lives in so many ways. In this podcast we explore how parenting – both being one or not or having them near or far- influences your perspective. And how in the run up to an election here in the UK it influences your politics. In the Mummafesto, Labour and Cooperative MP for Walthamstow, Stella Creasy will speak to campaigners, academics and changemakers - people whose work is making our country a better place to be in. They'll explore how parenting has influenced their work and their mission - the motivations, the fears, the tears and the chaos as well as tiredness, and what they would like to put in their 'Mummafesto' for the General Election. Promoted by Tim Dexter on behalf of Stella Creasy, both at 23 Orford Road E17 9NL.
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Signup to Generate a PitchBeing a parent, trying to become one, choosing not to be, gaining a family or losing one, having or being mums or dads or not shapes our lives in so many ways. In this podcast we explore how parenting, both being one or not or having them near or far- influences your perspective.
The Mummafesto is hosted by Stella Creasy. The show has published 45 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Mummafesto: Orla Donoghue, Solas Coaching" (10 October 2025, 31 minutes), "The Mummafesto: Michelle Niziol - the Empowering Entrepreneur" (19 September 2025, 32 minutes), and "The Mummafesto: Laura Abbott - founder of the Lost Mothers project" (1 September 2025, 33 minutes).
The Mummafesto publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 45 episodes.
Booking probability for The Mummafesto is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Mummafesto requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Mummafesto's contact route on record: public web form.
The strongest fits for The Mummafesto are Family & Social Services. The Mummafesto has a news audience.
Stella Creasy hosts The Mummafesto, a news podcast with 45 episodes published.
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<p>Orla leads Solas Coaching. After her own single and co-parenting journey, she now works with both single parents, empowering them to navigate their unique challenges as well as with workplaces, to develop tailored...

<p>Joining me on the Mummafesto this week is Michelle Niziol. Michelle has spent more than two decades building and scaling companies across property, finance, and investment. From being on the brink of homelessness at...

<p>My guest this week is Dr Laura Abbott, whose research career has been dedicated to studying the experiences of pregnant women in the prison system. She co-authored The Birth Charter for pregnant women in England and...

Episode #41
<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is professor of sociology, Tina Miller. Tina’s research covers all things motherhood and fatherhood, reproductive health and constructions of gender. Tina, welcome to The...

<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is Becca Ehrlich. Becca is a Walthamstow local and founder of the noisy book club, designed to help teach parents how to support their children both in their education and...

<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto is the indomitable Liuba Grechen Shirley. Liuba is the founder of the Vote Mama Foundation, the leading source of research and analysis about the political participation of moms. Liuba...

Episode #40
<p>Helen is the Convenor of The Centenary Action Group, the UK’s largest coalition of women’s rights activists and organisations. The Centenary Action Group advocates for the development, improvement and implementation...

<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is founder of Beyond the School Run, Louise Webster. Beyond the School Run was founded as a place to help parents utilise their skills and talents and help businesses connect...

<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is the author and researcher Alex Bollen. Formerly a research director at Ipsos MORI, Alex has recently published her first</p><p>book, 'Motherhood: Breaking free from bad...

Episode #36
<p>Joining me this week on The Mummafesto is Georgie Harris and Bex Taylor, founders of Mums Who Build. Mums Who Build is a space for women navigating motherhood, business and career growth, focusing on financial...

Episode #35
<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is Arooj Shah. Arooj is a Labour politician and has been the leader of Oldham Metropolitan Borough Council in Great Manchester since May 2023. Arooj has had a a long and varied...

Episode #34
<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is Guardian columnist and</p><p>political correspondent, Gaby Hinsliff. Gaby is the former editor of</p><p>The Observer and editor at large of Grazia magazine. In 2012...

<p>Joining me on The Mummafesto this week is Bev Craig. Bev is a Labour politician, serving as the leader of Manchester City Council. Bev is the city council’s first female and LGBT leader and during her time as leader...

<p>Joining me for The Mummafesto Mother's Day special, and the one year anniversary of the podcast, is author and campaigner Laura Bates. Laura is the founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, an ever-increasing...

<p>My guest this week is Beverley Pannell. Beverley is the founder of Motherhood Uncensored and mum to a toddler. After facing fertility issues, baby loss and a traumatic birth Beverley felt there was so much missing...

<p>My guest this week is Marvyn Harrison. Marvyn is the father of two small children and the founder of Dope Black Dads. Beginning as a solidarity whatsapp chat with fellow fathers, Dope Black Dads has now grown into a...

<p>This week's guest is Ashley James, the TV presenter and DJ. Ashley started out her career in Made in Chelsea but has now moved into being a commentator and journalist on a number of platforms, including on the Jeremy...

<p>My guest this week is broadcaster and journalist Jemma Forte. Jemma has been a professional presenter for over twenty years and began her career at Disney Channel. Jemma is now a regular on Sky News, BBC, Jeremy Vine...

Episode #27
<p>Joining me this week is journalist and author Rachel Johnson. Rachel was the first female graduate trainee at the Financial Times and has since written weekly columns for the Sunday telegraph, daily telegraph and...

<p>My guest this is blogger, campaigner and founder of grassroots organisation Five X More, Tinuke Awe. Five X More is an organisation committed to changing and highlighting Black maternal outcomes in the UK and was...
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