RSS Amplifier

Podcast

The Mother Of It All

A podcast where we go deep into the culture of modern motherhood, from Sarah Wheeler + Miranda Rake.

motherofitall.substack.comSource feed ↗10 episodes

Live Last read · last published · next check

Latest episodes

Saves to your Listen queue, to pick up on another day or another device.

Meaghan O'Connell on Writing, Death, Therapy, Screens, and Going Back to School at 42

"Just because it's hard doesn't mean you're not meant to do it."

Play

Summer So Far

What's working, what's not, and what now.

Play

Friction-Maxxing with Kathryn Jezer-Morton

The author of The Cut’s Brooding column returns to roll out version 2.0 of “friction-maxxing,” the term that went viral earlier this year and earned her her first Wikipedia page.

Play

Our 100th Episode LIVE! Motherhood as a 'Serious' Topic with Poet Rachel Richardson

"I'm a human person; with selfhood and attachment. And sometimes there's friction in that."

Play

What to do when your kid doesn't want to go to school, and other pressing questions

Like whether or not your kid's birthday is also your BIRTH day

Play

Restlessness, Maternal Ambivalence, and the Buried Stories of Women in History with Julia Cooke

“Motherhood is the strangest thing – it can be like being one’s own Trojan horse”

Play

Big news! Announcing our first ever LIVE event!

We really hope you can come!

Are We Overinvested in Parenthood? A Converstaion With Sociologist Nina Bandelj

How raising kids has become a project, how kids became ‘human capital,’ and what it means that parenthood is privatized, economized, and “emotionalized.”

Play

Does every mom do too many things? Is that...maybe fine?!

Plus: Recent parenting levity moments, clam chowder, making up songs, 3 a.m. Poshmarking, PTA, book clubs, and the social lives of elementary school parents.

Play

Hope, Care & Raising Kids In A Climate Crisis with Kaitlyn Teer

The wonderful PNW-based writer joins us to talk about her new book, 'Little Apocalypses; Essays on Motherhood, Climate Change, and Hope at the End of the World'.

Play