Working Mumma is the go-to podcast for women navigating the juggle of motherhood and career, especially during the return-to-work period after maternity leave. Whether you’re preparing to head back to work, already in the thick of the transition, or in the first few years of rediscovering your professional self, this podcast is your toolkit for clarity, confidence, and connection.Hosted by Carina ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 181 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessCareersParentingKids & Family |
Returning to work after maternity leave can feel like stepping into a whole new world - one where your values, identity, and confidence may feel completely different from before you left. You may look the same on the outside, but on the inside, you f... more
Why are there no senior part-time roles?
What started as a reel with recent guest Emma McLean exploded online with hundreds of comments from working parents sharing frustrations, missed opportunities, and moments of hope about part time roles.
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Returning to work after maternity leave isn’t just a date on the calendar, it’s a transition that unfolds over many months. In this episode of the Working Mumma Podcast, I share my tips and experiences of navigating the messy, emotional, and transfor... more
What happens when you’re caring for small children and aging parents at the same time? This is the reality for millions of women, now called the “sandwich generation.”
In this heartfelt episode of the Working Mumma podcast, Carina O’Brien speaks wit... more
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There’s no one way to get work life balance, which makes it really hard to negotiate all the best parts in the middle. So great to have Carina offering this podcast as a way to connect mothers in this boat so we can support each other.
If you’re a mumma and you work. You need this podcast. Thank you so much. Can’t thank you enough.
So much comfort and advice on my commutes to work, you have helped me in so many moments of overwhelm and made me feel like I’m not alone.
Being working mother is not an easy task, but this great show helps me feel like it’s possible to find that delicate balance between professional and family priorities.
Thank you Carina for creating a podcast that every Mumma needs.
Always great topics on #mumlife wether it be career advice, mindset, work life balance. Always helpful x
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Focused on the intersection of motherhood and career, this podcast offers a supportive community for women navigating the complexities of returning to work after maternity leave. Each episode provides relatable stories, practical strategies, and expert insights specifically designed to address the unique challenges faced by working mothers. Listeners can expect discussions about mental load, work-life balance, and the struggles and triumphs experienced in the journey of parenthood while pursuing professional goals. The content is tailored to empower mothers, emphasizing that they are not alone in their experiences and encouraging a healthier approach to balancing responsibilities.
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Working Mumma launched 6 years ago and published 181 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Working Mumma include:
1. Sarah Gibbins
2. Emma McLean
3. Lauren Parrot
4. Leah Ruppanner
5. Donna Urquhart
6. Renee Barnes
7. Laura Stewart
8. Natasha Janssens
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