On our final episode of Everything All the Time, I interview my friend Ashley Grover who is doing one of the hardest jobs during this time: she's a teacher with two kids in school full time. Join us as we discuss the hardships of teaching, parenting, finding your own joy, and being okay with sitting in those feelings. Thank you so much for listening. Please visit everythingallthetimepodcast.com to keep in touch.

Today I am speaking with Kristin about doing the hard work, how we can continue to be an advocate, and how to acknowledge that this is marathon and a sprint. It’s both. Always.

Dr. Tamala Kelly and I discuss what it’s like to have older kids, how to empower your children and yourself, and how to give yourself grace and rest. ❤️

Join me and TLI friend Kathleen Donahue as we discuss the boringness and the intensity of this time, jealousy, guilt vs no guilt, and letting our kids get their technology hit. There is strong language in this episode.

This is a re-recording of an episode that was edited and published wrong. My sincerest apologies to my dear friend Sade! Sade Wise and I discuss what happens when you have a baby during a pandemic, child advocacy for youth in the foster care system, where everyone sleeps we weep, and how we continue to go on.

Interview with Dr. Nichole Kelly about giving ourselves permission, compassion, and listening to our gut feelings.

Sade Wise and I discuss what happens when you have a baby during a pandemic, child advocacy for youth in the foster care system, where everyone sleeps we weep, and how we continue to go on.

Guest Dr. Ayana Jamieson and I discuss living in a dystopian future, self-care and toxic positivity.

My podcast is created for women trying to  survive 2020.  Each episode addresses the overwhelming emotions and needs for others that must be met. Episodes feature interviews with other moms as well as women who address the everyday struggles 2020 has brought us.  We are committed to supporting and uplifting and listening to each other. Some of us have found joy, some of us haven’t. And it’s okay,  it doesn’t have to be an even balance. It’s survival.