
Award-winning author and journalist Ana Tajder talks to women from all over the world who share most valuable lessons they learned from their mothers. This biweekly trip around the world should allow the colorful experiences and wisdom of global mothers to inspire, empower, and maybe teach the listeners a lesson or two.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureKids & FamilyPersonal JournalsParenting | |||

192. How's Your Daughtering? Dr. Allison Alford on Daughtering vs. Mothering, Not Giving Up Too Quickly, Education, and Faith
Associate professor and author of Good Daughtering: The Work You've Always Done, the Credit You've Never Gotten, and How t... more
Dr. Elinor Cleghorn is a feminist cultural historian, writer, and researcher, and the author of the critically acclaimed Unwell Women and A Woman's Work: Reclaiming the Radical History of Mothering.
In this episode, Elinor talks about her British m... more
This is the long, unedited version of the episode 191 with Dr. Elinor Cleghorn, a feminist cultural historian, writer, and researcher, and the author of the critically acclaimed Unwell Women and A Woman's Work: Reclaiming the Radical History of Mothe... more
American award-winning writer Zinzi Clemmons, author of What We Lose and Freedom, talks about her South African mother, Dorothy — an activist and teacher who devoted her life to serving underprivileged Black children.
Dorothy teaches us to raise i... more
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Thank you for sending me back to my senses and giving me the feeling to be alive! In the speedy days we forget how beautiful life can be, but your emotional and thoughtful aspects just reminded me. The positiveness in your words bears a big load of recharging.
This podcast really inspired me to reflect about my own life as a mother, how I was raised and how I want to be. It's a calming feel good show!
I love Ana’s podcast. She has inspiring women she interviews and I always learn some pearls of wisdom, which I highly appreciate considering I lost my mother at a young age. It’s comforting to know there are other women out there in similar situations and it’s lovely to hear some of the lessons I learned from my mom coincide with others. I can highly recommend this podcast whether or not you have or had a positive relationship with your own mother. Must listen!
I love that Ana speaks with women around the world. It is fascinating to hear about different cultural approaches to mothering but especially powerful to hear how daughters of my generation have come to terms with how they were mothered. Totally delightful to hear how these daughters now mother. It is a very loving and beautiful podcast. Honest, hope filled and nourishing! Thank you, Ana for weaving this community that includes me and so many others as a listeners!
Great podcast, wide range of topics & guests
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A biweekly show centered on wisdom and lessons from mothers around the world, blending personal memoir, culture, and social context. Episodes frequently explore motherhood as a catalyst for creativity, resilience, and leadership, often weaving immigrant stories, gender roles, education, and mental health into intimate conversations. Noteworthy is the international slate of guests and the host's warm, reflective interviewing style, which tends to create a comforting space for sharing hard-earned life lessons that listeners can apply to parenting, work, and personal growth.
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Recent guests on Thank You, Mama include:
1. Allison Alford
2. Elinor Cleghorn
3. Zinzi Clemmons
4. Maira Kalman
5. Myra Kalman
6. Zinzi Clemens
7. Alison Alfold
8. Eleanor Cleghorn
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