
Welcome. If you're a woman who has a sense there's more out there for you in your life, I've got you. You're in the right place. I'm Whitney Baker, host of Electric Ideas. Somewhere along the line with work and kids, life carried on, but I lost track of my truth. I felt like something was missing. Like my energy was splintered and I was trapped reacting to a flurry of outside demands. I'm on a ref... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 233 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationSociety & Culture | |||

Have you ever wondered if becoming a mom meant giving up a part of yourself? In this episode, Whitney talks with Ruthie Ackerman, author of The Mother Code, about the tension between motherhood, ambition, identity and the life you imagined for yourse... more
Have you ever wondered why motherhood can bring out emotions you didn't even know were there? One minute you can feel completely in love with your kids, and the next you're angry, overwhelmed, guilty, or wondering why something that seems so small is... more
We live in a culture that constantly tells us we're too busy. There's never enough time, there's always something else to do, and the things we want for ourselves keep getting pushed to the bottom of the list. But what if we're thinking about time al... more
What can Dolly Parton's life teach us about being more courageous, trusting ourselves, and fully embracing who we are? Beyond her music and larger-than-life personality, Dolly built a life rooted in creativity, courage, generosity, and a willingness ... more
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Whitney truly knows how to get to the heart of a conversation. Her podcast is inspiring, and she has fantastic guests who truly align with her mission. As a mom, I have walked away with so many strategies on how to live more joyful life and take care of myself. Whitney’s insights about the struggles of motherhood are both beautiful and tactical, not only because she’s a wonderful coach, but also because she’s lived it.
I love listening to Whitney explore all of the thought-provoking topics and deep thoughts that we as women struggle with!
I look forward to every new Electric Ideas podcast! As a mom working in the corporate world with a 5 and 2 year old, Whitney’s thoughtful comments and reflections make me feel quietly seen and understood in a world where you can quickly get swept up in the currents of others’ demands.
Her mini-jolt episodes are some of my favorites and always offer tactical, action-based steps I can take TODAY that can bring more alignment and joy into whatever is in store for the day. Highly recommend to any ... more
Electric Ideas is excellent because Whitney and her team put time and thoughtful effort into creating the framework for a compelling episode.
Whitney read my book, reflected on its messages, crafted questions specific to our topic and then graciously facilitated our conversation.
It was a pleasure and honor to be part of her quest to help you, her listener, become the best possible version of you
whitney is utterly delightful :)
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A show focused on women's personal growth, self-care, and motherhood, blending practical mindset tools with interviews from authors, therapists, and wellness experts. Conversations cover topics like inner-child healing, present-mocused parenting, mindful creativity, time management for busy moms, and the science of brain health and longevity, all aimed at helping listeners reconnect with their core values, reduce overwhelm, and cultivate joyful, sustainable everyday living. Guests span therapists, coaches, researchers, and wellness practitioners, with actionable tips, reflective prompts, and real-life stories that emphasize self-compassion and relational well-being.
Noteworthy angles include integrating creativity with mindfulness, reframi... more
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Recent guests on Electric Ideas include:
1. Laura Vanderkam
2. Michelle Lewis
3. Gloria Zhang
4. Kate Kripke
5. Katy Oberle
6. Ronna Belinky
7. Mary Rensel
8. Rachel Brumberger
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