We are Miranda Rake and Sarah Wheeler, two friends, mothers and professional writers on the parenting beat. The Mother of it All is our place to go deep into the culture of modern motherhood and have the conversations that truly challenge, feed and excite us. Expect warmth, humor and over-considered takes on hot topics, fresh takes on old ones, expert guests and good times. We're diving into the g... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Kids & FamilySociety & CultureParentingRelationships |
A little one-on-one time with Sarah and Miranda! A fun chit-chatty check-in about vasectomies, the third kid question, the weird pressure of turning 40, why Sarah "doesn't get" Hawaii, mole moms, hopping on the 'crone train, and calendar reminders go... more
Columnist and sociologist Kathryn Jezer-Morton returns to give the inside scoop on her recent profile of Dr. Becky. Sarah, Miranda and KJM dive deep into what’s great (and maybe no so great) about the advice Dr. Becky doles out, and Kathryn explains ... more
Sarah and Miranda are joined by Rebecca Kronman, a licensed clinical social worker and co-founder of Plant Parenthood, a community that explores the intersection of psychedelics and the family. She talks about the importance of set and setting, the f... more
LitHub contributing editor Janet Manley joins us to talk about the postpartum comedy with a horror twist that started it all, 2018’s Tully. We discuss how the conversation around the postpartum period has changed in six years, what the New York Times... more
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This is one of my comfort podcasts. The conversations are warm and inviting and I feel like I’m hanging out with smart, curious friends. Each episode provokes thought about my own motherhood experience and offers insights that I’ve often carried with me after listening. I’m grateful for the care Sarah and Miranda are putting into creating this material.
Just the right kind of mom talk for me! I always feel very seen and also able to form my own opinions about the topics discussed.
Loving the funny banter mixed with heavy topics, and the range of guests and subjects covered. I feel like I’m part of the conversation and can’t wait to see what else they get in to.
I am almost a year postpartum and love listening to these 2 experienced mothers discuss all things motherhood, they make me feel understood and heard. The banter between the two hosts is loving, thoughtful, caring, and funny. They simultaneously go deep and keep it light, making this a bingeable listen. They bring on thoughtful guests too but I stay for the hosts & their dynamic!
Every episode makes me feel better. My biggest “criticism” would be that I wish the hosts did more of a background on themselves. Besides being mothers, how did they come to talk about motherhood? I don’t know how I stumbled on this podcast but it is good for my soul. more
Apple Podcasts | #152 | Canada/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #247 | United Kingdom/Kids & Family/Parenting |
Apple Podcasts | #27 | Belgium/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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Apple Podcasts | #137 | Singapore/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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