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Creative Mamas Unplugged

Breatheasy Productions
Parenting
Motherhood
Dance
Creativity
New York
New York Mets
The Mindful Mom
Pittsburgh
Social Media
Mental Load
Fair Play
ADHD
Paige Connell
Photography
Tiktok
Voice
Household Labor
Los Angeles
Authenticity
Invisible Mental Load

We're women. We're creatives. And we want to learn about you. How do you live your best creative life?Hosts: Cherice Barton, Shelly HutchinsonProducer: Jessica RG O'Keefe, Breatheasy Productions

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Mom Boundaries (0:00), Dr. Noëlle shares her educational journey, clinical background, and why she chose psychology over law to help families heal (1:49), the rise of "Mean Girl Moms" (5:41) and relational aggression (9:18), parenting under pressure,... more

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Teens (0:00), Mary shares how dance, theater, and supportive parents nurtured her love of performing from an early age, growing up in Louisiana and discovering musical theater, and why connecting with people has always been at the center of her creat... more

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This Part 3 with Meg was Recorded before Mother’s Day! If you like listening to Meg, she has a new podcast coming! Check out the The Mindful Mom and follow Meg for updates!

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Social media (0:00), behind the scenes of game day at Citi Field, the incredible food and why Citi Field is the best ballpark (3:45), building one of baseball's most versatile entertainment teams by embracing dancers with diverse backgrounds, styles,... more

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Recent Guests

Kathryn Kennedy
Digital content strategist, video producer, founder of the Kennedy Kreative Company
Kennedy Kreative Company
Episode: Kathryn Kennedy, Part 2 | Reinvention, Motherhood & the Power of Storytelling
Gina Capelli
Director, choreographer and mentor; head of The Queens Crew for the New York Mets
New York Mets
Episode: Gina Capelli, Part 2 | Motherhood, Ambition & the Big Leagues with Gina Capelli
Meg Sylvester
Author of The Mindful Mom
Author
Episode: Meg Sylvester, Part 1 | Your Spark, Letting Go of “Supermom” & Being You
Tanya Burne
Artist, mom, and creator featured in the episode
Independent artist
Episode: Tanya Burne, Part 2 | Chasing Your Dream & Why Success Isn’t Linear
Cheryl Mann
Photographer and dancer, longtime creator with Chicago and LA roots
Freelance/Cheryl Mann Photography
Episode: Cheryl Mann, Part 2 | Identity Shifts Every Creative Faces (But No One Prepares You For)
Kira Powell
Award-winning writer, director, actor
AFI (film education) and Best Eyes creator/director
Episode: Kira Powell, Part 1| From Set to the Director’s Chair
Lauren Cox
Associate Director of Dance at UMass; storyteller, teacher, artist and mother of two
University of Massachusetts
Episode: Lauren Cox, Part 1: Radical Honesty in Motherhood, Creativity & Grace
Erika Shannon Hathaway
Movement expert, dancer, teacher, creative force
Independent/Movement Company
Episode: Erika Shannon Hathaway, Part 1: The Bravest Thing You Do
Nikki Snelson
Broadway choreographer, director, educator, and performer known for Brooke Wyndam in Legally Blonde on Broadway; Cassie in A Chorus Line national tour; other Broadway appearances
Broadway/Stage
Episode: Nikki Snelson, Part 1: Actress, Creator, Director, Choreographer, Educator, and Mom

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Cherice Barton
Host of Creative Mamas Unplugged
Shelly Hutchinson
Host of Creative Mamas Unplugged

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 23 ratings
  • Hi!

    I'm here because Ellyn sent me. I really love the flow of this podcast. 5 stahs!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Smurfkisser17
    United States8 months ago
  • Loving it!

    So happy to have discovered this podcast. What a gift to creative mamas everywhere!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thinkerbell Oh Yeah
    Canadaa year ago
  • Great podcast

    What a refreshing podcast for women to hear! In a world where women are pitted against one another it’s wonderful to meet a community where we lift each other up.

    Bravo ladies!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Heretobeinspired
    Canadaa year ago
  • Well worth the Listen!

    A wonderful group of women supporting women. We need each other more than ever.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liz420W
    Canada2 years ago
  • Really Good

    It’s really good.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    directorjrgo
    United States2 years ago

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Fans appreciate the candid conversations about motherhood, creativity, and leadership.

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Paige Connell, Part 1: Unpacking the Mental Load
Q: What changes have you seen or implemented in your own relationship to make this labor more visible and shared?
She describes mapping tasks, owning each item, and transitioning from 'helping' to 'owning' tasks, plus using tools like spreadsheets or Fair Play deck adapted to fit their family, leading to a more balanced partnership.
Paige Connell, Part 1: Unpacking the Mental Load
Q: Talk to us about what you would like to see big picture from partners in terms of what moms and women are traditionally expected to carry.
Paige explains the need for shared responsibility, early conversations, and systemic supports like paid parental leave and affordable childcare to move toward equity at home and in work.
Nikki Snelson, Part 1: Actress, Creator, Director, Choreographer, Educator, and Mom
Q: What piece of advice would you give moms in the arts who want to have more than one kid or start a family while pursuing a performance-heavy career?
Her core guidance is that it is doable with the right infrastructure, support networks, and willingness to pivot. She emphasizes prioritizing family when needed, exploring flexible schedules, and recognizing that the career is a marathon, not a sprint.
Amy Marie Hann, Part 2: Master the Mundane: How ADHD Moms Can Thrive, Not Just Survive
Q: For listeners curious about getting started, what does a typical onboarding look like and how do you tailor it to different families?
The onboarding focuses on moving out of chaos by designing a system that suits each family; it starts with three daily tasks, expands to weekly and monthly tasks, and emphasizes gentle, realistic goals rather than trying to fix everything at once.
Amy Marie Hann, Part 2: Master the Mundane: How ADHD Moms Can Thrive, Not Just Survive
Q: Your program sounds flexible; is there a point where someone can join the community and start right away, or is there a specific entry point?
People can join Master the Mundane at any time; there is ongoing weekly support and master classes, with a lower monthly price to allow people to hop in and out as needed.

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Two hosts explore authentic conversations around motherhood, creativity, leadership, and work-life balance, with a strong emphasis on community and supportive storytelling for women. Episodes spotlight moms shaping high-profile careers—from dance leadership in sports to storytelling for entrepreneurs—while unpacking mental load, resilience, and authentic self-expression. Noteworthy angles include multi-hyphenate careers, mentorship, and building inclusive communities that empower caregivers to pursue ambitious goals without losing family connections.

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1. Kathryn Kennedy
2. Gina Capelli
3. Meg Sylvester
4. Tanya Burne
5. Cheryl Mann
6. Kira Powell
7. Lauren Cox
8. Erika Shannon Hathaway

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