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Parents At Work

Lori Mihalich-Levin
Mindful Return
Work-Life Balance
Parenting
Breast Cancer
Sleep
Ready Set Launch
Olympics
Time Management
Academia
Lansinoh Laboratories
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Working Parenthood
Coaching and Mentoring
Babysitting/caregiving
Split Shift
New York City
Mother Cover
Latitude
San Francisco
Georgetown University

A podcast for working parents presented by Lori Mihalich-Levin, JD, founder of Mindful Return, and Jason Levin, MBA, founder of Ready Set Launch, exploring work-life integration in all different roles, industries, and professions. Techniques for parents in dealing with everything from sleep deprivation and managing work-life issues, to help you excel at work while also raising your family.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes72Founded9 years ago
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ParentingKids & FamilyPersonal JournalsSociety & Culture

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Family travel isn't always relaxing, especially when your kids are little. In this episode, Lori Mihalich-Levin and Jason Levin reflect on nearly 15 years of traveling with their children, from diaper bags, long road trips, and airport meltdowns to c... more

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What if the problem isn't that you don't have enough time, but that you're thinking about time the wrong way? In this episode of Parents at Work, Lori Mihalich-Levin and Jason Levin sit down with bestselling author and time management expert Laura Va... more

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In this episode of Parents at Work, hosts Lori Mihalich-Levin and Jason Levin welcome Julie Talbot, CEO of Lansinoh Laboratories. Julie shares her personal journey through IVF, becoming a first-time mom during the pandemic, and leading a global brand... more

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What’s it really like to balance the demands of academia with the responsibilities of fatherhood? In this engaging episode of Parents at Work, Lori Mihalich-Levin and Jason Levin sit down with professors Eric Chitambar and Lee Pinkowitz to discuss pa... more

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Recent Guests

Laura Vanderkam
Time management author and expert
Author, Time management author
Episode: Beyond Time Management: Laura Vanderkam on Building a Bigger Life EP 71
Julie Talbot
CEO of Lansinoh Laboratories
Lansinoh Laboratories
Episode: Building the Village: Julie Talbot on Family, Flexibility, and Leadership EP 70
Eric Chitambar
Professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Episode: Dads in Academia: Balancing Research, Teaching, and Family Life EP 69
Lee Pinkowitz
Associate professor of finance at Georgetown University
Georgetown University
Episode: Dads in Academia: Balancing Research, Teaching, and Family Life EP 69
Elizabeth Grimm
Professor of teaching in security studies at Georgetown University
Georgetown University
Episode: Working Motherhood in Academia: Planning, Purpose, and Parenthood EP 68
Catherine Grimes
Chemistry professor at the University of Delaware
University of Delaware
Episode: Working Motherhood in Academia: Planning, Purpose, and Parenthood EP 68
Lucy De La Cruz
Breast surgeon and working mother; guest on episode
MedStar Health
Episode: From Diagnosis to Resilience: A Surgeon’s Perspective on Cancer, Motherhood, and Purpose EP 66
Beth Wanner
Founder and CEO of Mother Cover
Mother Cover
Episode: Rethinking Parental Leave: The Rise of Fill-In Talent EP 65
Kyle Robisch
Partner at Latitude, a flexible legal talent company
Latitude
Episode: Rethinking Parental Leave: The Rise of Fill-In Talent EP 65

Hosts

Lori Mihalich-Levin
Host of the show; healthcare lawyer and Mindful Return founder; focuses on parenting, leadership, and workplace policies
Jason Levin
Host of the show; executive coach and Ready Set Launch founder; focuses on work-life integration and leadership

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Always waiting for the next ep!

    As a parent of children a little younger than Lori and Jason’s, this pod is like a reassuring pat on the back that my experiences are real and I’m not alone!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mama Wong!
    United States4 months ago
  • Helpful for working parents

    Hearing the perspectives, tips, and tricks from other working parents is BOTH helpful and comforting.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PEMMDB
    United States4 months ago
  • Beautiful sharing and vulnerability

    I just listened to the episode about DBT and kid struggles. Having gone through kid and health struggles myself, I found it very helpful and reassuring to hear from people who had been through it and what they learned. Love the support for working parents and showing up as their whole selves- with all the messiness of real life.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alljessedup
    United States4 months ago
  • They make suggestions, you make decisions

    Real perspectives from the trenches. Easy to listen to. Honest experiences. Both sides of the parenting equation. Love how much they respect each other.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    1GratefulCat
    United States4 months ago
  • Great podcast

    This podcast is very informative for working parents and parents in general. It always feel like part of the supporting community we all need as parents.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SaaraRRosario
    United States4 months ago

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Listeners praise the show for honest, practical perspectives from working parents.
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Building the Village: Julie Talbot on Family, Flexibility, and Leadership EP 70
Q: What is the biggest shift in day-to-day life since moving to the CEO role at Lansinoh?
Her biggest shift has been in balancing early-morning work with family time, enabling daily school routines, and leveraging a global remit to maintain flexibility and presence for her daughter.
Building the Village: Julie Talbot on Family, Flexibility, and Leadership EP 70
Q: What benefits or support did your employer provide when you became a parent?
She describes receiving the standard 12 weeks of parental leave and notes that Lansinoh has evolved to offer more generous policies, including support for doulas and midwives, and a culture prioritizing caregiver-friendly policies and flexibility.
Building the Village: Julie Talbot on Family, Flexibility, and Leadership EP 70
Q: Julie, can you just tell us your working parents' story in brief?
Julie shares that she became a mom in July 2021 via IVF during the COVID era, which reshaped her views on time, priorities, and support. This parenting journey deeply informs her empathetic leadership at Lansinoh, as she continuously seeks practical help and a village-like support system for families.
Work, Marriage, and Parenting: Inside a True Partnership EP 64
Q: What piece of advice would you give your younger self as a new parent?
Martin would tell himself to practice patience more and to value moments with children over rigid plans, while Lisa emphasizes focusing on the essential moments and enjoying the process rather than over-structuring to hit milestones.
Work, Marriage, and Parenting: Inside a True Partnership EP 64
Q: What skills or capabilities do you think parenthood has given you that are useful in your professional roles?
Lisa highlights negotiation and prioritization as core skills sharpened by parenting, plus the need to manage attention and time. Martin adds negotiation lessons with kids, mentorship, listening, and patience as critical, and notes how slowing down can improve leadership and team development.

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This program centers on working parents navigating work-life integration across a wide range of careers. Episodes frequently explore parental leave, flexible work policies, caregiving, and leadership, with guests including founders, executives, academics, and healthcare professionals sharing practical strategies for balancing demanding roles with family life. The hosts bring a collaborative, solution-focused approach, blending personal stories with actionable tips on scheduling, team support, and employer policies. Notable throughlines include backstops like caregiver-friendly policies, coaching and mentorship, and real-world examples of building supportive work cultures that enable parenting without sacrificing professional growth. The sho... more

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