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The Boss Mom Podcast

Dana Malstaff
Motherhood
Entrepreneurship
Personal Development
Business Growth
Work-Life Balance
Self-Care
Community Support
Mental Health
Personal Growth
Boss Mom
Parenting
Artificial Intelligence
Internal Guidance System
Nurture To Convert
Business
Boss Mom Plus
Community Building
Fear-Free Human Movement
Community
Emotional Freedom

Motherhood and business aren't meant to be done alone. The Boss Mom Podcast isn't just a collection of conversations—it's your decision support, your permission slip, your place to laugh, cry, and connect. Hosted by Dana Malstaff, founder of Boss Mom LLC, this is your new home base, where you'll find mom-centric business advice, the raw truth about being a mom with big dreams, and a ton of hope an... more

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Victoria Sivrais and Beth Mazza have known each other for 20 years. Beth was Victoria's boss, then her mentor, then her business partner, and together they've built and sold two companies that advised S&P 500 leaders. Now they're building a third, an... more

If moms stopped spending money tomorrow, the entire economy would collapse. We make up 68% of it. That's real power. So why does that power just feel like weight, the self-doubt, the impostor syndrome, the sense that you're the only one who can hold ... more

Dana is doing more right now than she has in a long time. More in her business, more with her kids, more in her relationship. And somehow, she feels more expansive, not less. In this solo episode, she breaks down exactly what shifted over the last si... more

Katie Read is back, and this time the two of them fell straight into a conversation about something bigger than marketing: are we the last generation of moms who doesn't know who we are without doing? It started with a newsletter Katie sent about the... more

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Lisa Woodruff
PhD, author of Escaping Quicksand, inventor of the Sunday Basket
Organize 365
Episode: Moms Control the Economy. So Why Don't We Act Like It?
Brenna McGowan
Expert in pre-launch strategies; known for helping moms with launches
Self-employed/Coach for Mompreneurs
Episode: "Thank God I Started When I Did" (with Brenna McGowan)
Dr. Gertrude Lyons
Author of Rewrite the Mother Code
Dr. Gertrude Lyons
Episode: Motherhood Isn't a Role. It's a Creative Force. (with Dr. Gertrude Lyons)
Chandler Bolt
Author, publisher, and founder of Self Publishing School
Self Publishing School
Episode: The Story You Tell vs. The Story You Live (with Chandler Bolt)
Em Connors
Canva verified expert; founder of Content Covenant
Content Covenant, Canva
Episode: How to Trust Your Own Pace and Stop Comparing Your Business to Someone Else's Win (with Em Connors)
Daniella Devine
A third generation business owner who buys and grows mainstream businesses; mother balancing multiple ventures with kids
Independent entrepreneur
Episode: Why Working Harder Is Quietly Wrecking You (And What Daniella Devine Does Instead)
Presilah Nunez Davis
Founder of The Finer Points; coach blending performance psychology, neuroscience, and etiquette for teens
The Finer Points
Episode: Know Your Zero: The Tom Hanks Trick for Raising Confident Kids (with Presilah Nunez Davis)
Paige Connell
Working mother of four and advocate for equity for women and men at home and in the workplace
She's a Paige Turner (content platform)
Episode: Don't Do His Laundry: The Rule That Went Viral and What It Really Means for Moms (with Paige Connell)
Laura Jennings
Virtual assistant advocate/coach who helps other VAs
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Episode: She Replaced Her Teaching Salary in Five Months as a New Mom (with Laura Jennings)

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Dana Malstaff
Host of The Boss Mom Podcast

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 420 ratings
  • Where strategy meets real-life motherhood

    This podcast is a gem for entrepreneurial moms. Dana brings such clarity, encouragement, and creativity to each episode—without fluff. I especially loved her sharing how she uses AI tools with integrity and strategy. It opened up a whole new way of thinking for me as a creator. Boss Mom is an amazing blend of business insight, mindset shifts, and personal growth—all with a deeply human and authentic voice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cloui87
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love love love everything about the boss mom movement. I've been listening for years.

    Audible
    5
    Anonymous
    United States2 years ago
  • This podcast is a god send to any mama

    Love love love everything about the boss mom movement. I've been listening for years.

    Audible
    5
    Anonymous User
    United States2 years ago
  • Mastermind in your ears!

    Love Dana and how she is a friend but also a business role model at the same time.

    As moms who are business-minded, sometimes it is hard to find like-minded women to chat with. This podcast is the answer for that.

    Not only does she give great advice and awesome peaks behind the scenes but she also brings great guests on. It’s so good!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shana | myidealbalance.com
    United States2 years ago
  • Pushy or purposeful! Loved this!

    I really appreciated your episode with Cathy Heller it was so relatable. Who doesn't ask themselves at some point “am I being pushy or purposeful?” It was a great listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    want to travel for free?
    United States2 years ago

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Moms Control the Economy. So Why Don't We Act Like It?
Q: How does studying and applying scientific thinking empower moms beyond traditional roles?
Pursuing formal study, like a PhD, provides credibility and a framework to ground everyday practices in science, which helps validate the work moms do at home, expands their influence, and creates pathways to advocate for themselves and their families with data-driven insights.
Moms Control the Economy. So Why Don't We Act Like It?
Q: What is the core shift you want moms to embrace about the power they hold at home?
The core shift is recognizing that the household is an economic engine and that moms are effectively CEOs of their homes; by building systems, planning, and investing in self-development, they can turn crushing weight into empowering leadership that benefits themselves, their families, and the wider economy.
We Might Be the Last Generation of Moms Who Don't Know Who We Are Without Doing
Q: What shifts do you anticipate AI will bring to our identities and careers?
AI will help separate skills from identity, enabling people to explore diverse interests, build personal brands, and create flexible, portfolio-style careers while maintaining authenticity and human connection.
Why Working Harder Is Quietly Wrecking You (And What Daniella Devine Does Instead)
Q: What realization kick-started Daniella's shift away from a traditional corporate path?
She realized after the birth of her first child that returning to her deputy director role didn't fit with her now-changing life, prompting her to redefine her path and seek opportunities that aligned with her family and long-term goals.
How Amanda Northcutt Built a Business That Runs Without Her (And How You Can Too)
Q: So what are a few of the keys to actually having a successful recurring revenue business?
There are five things that must be true: clear positioning and the problems you uniquely solve, knowing your ideal client, your secret sauce or methodology, a well-structured product ladder, and a reliable client acquisition framework. Together these create a high-value, non-s fungible business that can scale with recurring revenue.

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1. Lisa Woodruff
2. Brenna McGowan
3. Dr. Gertrude Lyons
4. Chandler Bolt
5. Em Connors
6. Daniella Devine
7. Presilah Nunez Davis
8. Paige Connell

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