the denmother podcast

What does abundance look like and how do you attract it into your life? According to today's guest, it's a lot easier - and funner - than you think. 

Cathy Heller is a renowned teacher, podcaster and author. She hosts one of the top spiritual podcasts, which has been downloaded more than 45-million times. She's a practitioner of the law of reception, and has a deep understanding of the universal principles of manifest...

Our kids are being inundated with "current events" of the worst kind - shootings, devisive politics, natural disasters and so much more on the news. Even if we try to shield them from a lot of it or create open dialogue around it, negativity still seeps in. 

But those things aren't the only things happening in the world. 

On today's brand new episode of the denmother podcast, Travel Expert, Author and Mom Salisha ...

According to the CDC, more than 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. have some sort of disability, but less than 1% of characters on TV have a disability. Today's guest, Shea Fontana, shares with us the intention, care and attention to detail that goes into some of our kids favorite shows, why representation matters and what we can expect for the future of animation. 

Shea Fontana is the award-winning writer behind some of your kids’ favo...

Like me, and many other moms, today's guest knows first hand the struggles that can come with trying to breastfeed your baby. 

Mia Funt is a mom of three. Her difficulty with breastfeeding led to the need for formula with her first baby, but her search was daunting, confusing and left her frustrated with the only options available and the lack of progress and innovation in the formula space. So, she and her brother, Ron, starte...

What is your plan for aging? Do you have one or (like most of us) are you just dreading/avoiding the topic altogether?

Today's has the unique experience of aging in front of the camera. After graduating from Brigham Young University, Nicea DeGering became a Crime Reporter at the age of 23. Over the next several years, she covered security at the 2002 Winter Olympics, Elizabeth Smart’s disappearance and produced several special ...

Did you have a traumatic birth? Or did you feel in control and empowered in your experience?

The way we experience birth affects so much from our relationship with our babies, to their early beginnings as well as our healing and so much more.

Luckily, a GROUNDBREAKING study finds that healing from birth trauma is possible through something called a "Redemptive Birth." The study authors, Gill Thomson and Soo Downe discuss th...

Can you imagine spending $22,000 per month on childcare, just so you would never be without an extra set of hands? Exorbitant, maybe, but it's luxuries like this that a career in Real Estate Investing has afforded today's guest. And she says you can do it, too!

After graduating from the University of Illinois at Chicago with a degree in Finance at 20 years old, Veena Jetti pursued her passion for real estate and in 2020, s...

Brittani Noel is an actor, writer and producer and most importantly - a mom. Her latest project is a short film that shines a light on what many women really go through in the postpartum phase. It will be a film that confronts the silence of postpartum with honesty, empathy, and a disarming touch of humor. And the good news is - you can be involved in the filmmaking process!

Follow Brittani on Instagram. 

And follow the Postpartum Sh...

What does strength look like? Does it look like a toned, sculpted body? Or does it look like resilience in the face of immense grief? Or maybe it's the fierce love of a mother bringing life into the world. Maybe it's all of the above and then some. 

Today's guest built her body, capability and endurance from that of a casual runner to a soon to be 6X competitor on the NBC hit show American Ninja Warrior. She also surv...

What if potty training could feel like a vacation instead of an overwhelming obligation? What if you could actually bond with your child over learning a new skill and feel the accomplishment with them as you learn together? That's what Jamie Glowacki's book, Oh Crap! Potty Training, did for me when I was potty training my first and so I used it again with my second and plan to use it again for my third. 

If you aren't...

May is Mental Health Awareness month! According to the CDC, mental health issues are a serious concern among adolescents and studies show that delaying smartphones and social media can play a big role in protecting and improving our kids mental health by reducing social media peer pressure, stress, anxiety and low self-esteem. It can also limit exposure to cyberbullying. So what can we do as parents now to prepare for our kids&apos...