The Fathers We're Not Talking About with Elliot Rae
What happens when a father dares to speak the truth the world hasn't made space for? In this episode of Parents Who Think, host Danusia Mali...
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School for Mothers Podcast
The School for Mothers podcast, hosted by entrepreneur and mother of 10, Danusia Malina-Derben. Expect intelligent, irreverent, empowered and, frankly, diverse mothers talking about their li...
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20 of 330 episodesMotherhood: The Truth of It with Clover Stroud
What does it really mean to mother across time—through babyhood, adolescence, heartbreak, grief, and desire? On this episode of Parents Who...
Why Traditional Workplaces Are Still Failing Mothers with Jessica Chivers
What happens when your child's diagnosis doesn't just change your daily routine, it changes your entire business model? In this episode of P...
Risk it Like a Mother with Colleen Wong
What does risk really look like when you're a mother and when you're not willing to blow up your life to chase a dream? In this episode, Dan...
How to Stay Connected to Yourself with Zoe Blaskey
In this episode of Parents Who Think, Danusia Malina-Derben sits down with Zoe Blaskey to explore what it really takes to stay connected to...
What Shared Parenting Really Looks Like with Matt Blake
Journalist and author Matt Blake joins Parents Who Think host Danusia Malina-Derben for a candid conversation about what it actually means t...
What We Get Wrong About Screen Time with Jordan Shapiro
What if everything we thought we knew about screen time was the wrong conversation? In this episode, Danusia Malina-Derben joins Jordan Shap...
What Matrescence Really Means with Dr Aurelie Athan
Becoming a mother isn't just a personal change but a profound identity transformation on par with adolescence. In this episode of Parents Wh...
The Myth of the Harried Woman with Laura Vanderkam
In this episode of Parents Who Think, Danusia Malina-Derben speaks with Laura Vanderkam—author, researcher, and mother of five—about time. N...
I Am Enough with Marisa Peer
In this episode of Parents Who Think, host Danusia Malina-Derben is joined by Marisa Peer to discuss why "I am enough" is more than a mantra...
Jealousy and Sex with Erica Jong
What happens when a woman writes the truth the world isn't ready to hear? In this episode of Parents Who Think, host Danusia Malina-Derben j...
A Grown-Up Conversation About Manhood with Ken Mossman
In this episode of Parents Who Think, Danusia Malina-Derben joins Ken Mossman for a layered and moving conversation about modern masculinity...
Mummy was a Secret Drinker with Clare Pooley
Parents Who Think host Danusia Malina-Derben joins Clare Pooley in an unflinching conversation about motherhood, sobriety, and the silent un...
On Grief, Justice, and Legacy with Stuart Lawrence
In this episode of Parents Who Think, Danusia Malina-Derben talks with Stuart Lawrence, teacher, author, and younger brother of Stephen Lawr...
On Home Education and Redesigning Success with Rosie Sherry
Danusia Malina-Derben talks with Rosie Sherry about what it really means to educate and parent outside the system. Rosie, a home educator an...
On Harm, Healing and Radical Accountability with Eldra Jackson
Eldra Jackson doesn't soften the truth. And he doesn't offer redemption stories tied up in a bow. In this conversation, he speaks openly abo...
On Stillness, Grief, and Letting Life In with Suzy Walker
When Suzy Walker began a mindfulness course, she didn't expect it to unearth a lifetime of suppressed grief. But in conversation with Danusi...
On Lone Fatherhood and Equality with Michael Ray
What does real equality look like when you're parenting solo? In this moving conversation, Danusia interviews Michael Ray, a father who's ra...
On Menopause with Meg Mathews
If you think menopause is just hot flashes and mood swings, Meg Mathews is here to set you straight. In this unfiltered episode, Meg opens u...
Fatherhood Without the Patriarchy with Jordan Shapiro
What does it really mean to be a good dad in a world that's (finally) rethinking power, privilege, and gender? Jordan Shapiro offers a fresh...