Two Marketing Moms
Climbing the marketing career ladder isn’t a straight line — it’s a jungle gym. On the Two Marketing Moms Podcast, host Kelly Callahan-Poe, former co-host Julia McDowell, and special guests share decades of work + life strategies to help you accelerate your career with confidence.
Episodes
This episode unpacks the real reasons women are often overlooked for leadership roles—and how to change that. You’ll learn the five key areas to focus on before pursuing a promotion, how to overcome self-sabotage, and how to confidently communicate your value and advocate for the role you deserve.
Learn how to turn generative AI into your ultimate thinking partner, chief of staff, and second brain—saving time, money, and mental bandwidth.
Discover how to regulate your nervous system, reduce stress, and elevate your executive presence using science-backed strategies. This episode breaks down practical steps any leader can take to strengthen composure, confidence, and overall effectiveness in high-pressure environments.
This episode explores why marketers must move beyond execution to become trusted strategic advisors. Learn how to spot when you’re stuck in “order-taker” mode, and how to use tools and AI to elevate—not replace—your role. Whether you’re starting out or leveling up, you’ll get practical insights to lead with strategy, not just tactics.
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Learn how to strengthen your thought leadership platform on LinkedIn by clarifying your message, increasing your visibility, and boosting your credibility to level up your influence and grow your authority.
Learn how to spot perfectionism’s triggers, push back on unhealthy norms, and build everyday practices for more sustainable, collaborative careers.
Learn how thought leadership—sharing your unique perspective—builds confidence, credibility, and visibility, helping women accelerate their careers.
Learn how to break free from self-limiting patterns, quiet your inner critic, and show up with renewed confidence.
Learn practical strategies to overcome limiting beliefs, find your “true north,” and step into empowered leadership rooted in who you really are.
New graduates can learn how to craft resumes that highlight their real strengths without relying on gimmicks, AI shortcuts, or overly designed formats.
Marketing YOU: Selling Your Internship Story dives into how to turn your internship into career gold. Co-hosted by Imogen Stephens, we explore the real value of internships and how to translate your experience into a strong personal brand, standout resume, and confident LinkedIn presence.
In this episode, The ROI of Moms in the Workplace, author Heather Lane Powers (The Power Lane) explains why retaining moms at work is an economic imperative. We explore how outdated systems, rigid policies, and lack of childcare push moms out of specific workplaces—not the workforce itself. With compelling data and a $1.5 trillion opportunity at stake, Heather introduces the REVS framework and five levers for driving measurable cha...
In this podcast with special guest Amos Gelb, you'll learn how to navigate the workplace with confidence by mastering the key elements of professionalism for those new to the workforce. We'll explore the vital connection between professionalism and hard and soft skills, showing how technical expertise is amplified by strong interpersonal abilities like teamwork, accountability, and emotional intelligence. Whether you&apos...
Learn how to unlock your productivity and creativity through meaningful connection and humor with award-winning showrunner, executive producer, and comedian Marta Ravin. Marta helps next-generation leaders find the secret sauce to leadership by embracing authentic leadership with a sense of humor.
Thomas Kemeny shares his journey as a copywriter and author of the book Junior: Writing Your Way Ahead in Advertising. Thomas provides tips on writing, presenting, and pitching, and explains why juniors are the lifeblood of an advertising agency.
In this episode, Karen F. Geiger, author of Storied Life Journal: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Living shares how journaling helps you design a life with more stories. Karen will cover the benefits of journaling as a regular practice and demystify the difficulty of journaling with helpful techniques and prompts to help you connect to the page and tell your own story.
In this episode, Bonnie Wan shares her journey as an advertising brand strategist and author of the book The Life Brief: A Playbook for No-Regrets Living. Modeled after the ad agency creative brief, the life brief is a playbook that will help readers unlock clarity in a part of life that matters most. You will learn Bonnie’s three-step practice with specific exercises to make your life brief a reality.
In this episode, Dr. Stefanie K. Johnson, PHD talks to us about her Wall Street Journal Bestseller Inclusify: The Power of Uniqueness and Belonging to Build Innovative Teams. You will learn the most transformative leadership skills of tomorrow, how to build stronger relationships with your team, practical strategies to become an Inclusifyer, and how Inclusifying is the key to innovation, growth, and success.
In this episode, Amy Saidman from Story District teaches us about storytelling. You will learn the biggest challenges facing storytellers, how to address them, the key elements of a good story, and tips to improve your storytelling skills.
Middle managers play a crucial role in organizations bridging the gap between top-level management and front-line employees. But it takes the right combination of skills, visibility, and strategic networking to help middle managers get noticed. Listen to host Kelly Callahan-Poe and special guest Carli Sidoti from Buttoned Up Consulting talk about the challenges of being a middle manager and learn tips to get noticed.
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