Parents Who Think

I'm joined today by Jenna Kutcher author, host of Goal Digger marketing podcast, mum of 2 and insta influencer with something like a million+ followers. This episode called TRUTH delves deeps into Jenna's book called, "How are you REALLY?" and I ask her quite a few pressing questions. These include when we talk privilege as she recounts in her book how everything she's ever wanted she's asked for, which I wanted to know more about as it seems just that bit too, let's say, simple. And there's a whole big question about being safe leaders by partnering with people who aren't harmful to women. That's such a massive responsibility. I wanted to hear her take on this. The episode is a meaty convo with lots of connecting flavour, which means it's juicy. Let me know what you think on [email protected].

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SFM host Danusia Malina-Derben takes on the role of guest on the "What's the worst that could happen?" podcast. Hosted by multi-award winning business lawyer Suzanne Dibble, Danusia chats to her about the worst-case legal scenarios that have, and unfortunately did, rear their ugly head, and importantly how she dealt with them – this is all covered in a fun and light-hearted way, but with serious undertone. Danusia reveals what happened when IP for a mega media project was taken and in a separate corporate project when as advisor to a CEO, her client died unexpectedly. Both instances are not run of the mill and involved potential loss of substantial revenue. Listen in to hear what happened! "I love School for Mothers, it's an injection of badass" please consider rating and reviewing my show! This helps me support more mothers — just like you — move toward the badass life and business that they desire. Click here‎, scroll to the bottom, tap to rate with five stars, and select "Write a Review." Then be sure to let me know what you loved most about the episode!

SFM host Danusia Malina-Derben takes on the role of guest on the "Father Daughter Dance" podcast hosted by Tim Taylor. Together we discuss the path forward to take on the challenges of being the best Dad possible. We talk about how a reframing of fathers roles and responsibilities is something that's widely desired by many men but only slowly being enacted. Of course we talk about how women can, and must help and ways that we hurt efforts to 'get there'. Lastly, we also touch on my relationship with my father and how it evolved particularly towards the end of his life.

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SFM host Danusia Malina-Derben takes on the role of guest on a brilliant podcast about sober life, One for the Road, hosted by Grey area drinking coach, Dave Wilson. You can find him on insta @soberdave and while you're there follow us on @school.for.mothers.podcast.

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Interview Time with a Difference as I'm the one answering all the questions. Suzy Walker from Metro.co.uk asked me how men can reject toxic masculinity and become happier dads. So I told her! It was a big Father's Day celebration with a splash of tough love taken from my book SPUNK: A Manifesto Modernising Fatherhood. See what you think

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Celebration time in today's episode. I've written a book due out at the end of the month all about fathers, and fatherhood identity. This is so exciting to share especially as it involved research with 1500+ men, and is my second book in a year! SPUNK, which is also the title of my new book, is me sharing why I chose this title (sidenote for all the "mansplainers", I really do understand what the word means), what the meaning of this word originally was and how it relates to modern fatherhood right now. In reading the introduction to you, I hope I whet your appetite for more because the research findings are fascinating. A perfect gift for Father's Day and anytime you want to check out why fathers behave as they do, this is how one reviewer described SPUNK, "This book makes me want to be a better father. Even better it shows me how". Can't say fairer than that, right?!

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FIERCELY serving others - that's what my guest this week is all about. In this episode I'm joined by Vanessa Vallely OBE, Managing Director of WeAreTheCity and *so* much more. I explore with Vanessa:

• Why serving others is where it's at
• Keeping up our resilience
• "Questionable" choices
• Important questions

Read the full show notes over on our website >>>

https://www.schoolformothers.com/podcast_sfm/80-fierce-vanessa-vallely/

My guest for this special episode is freelance journalist and speaker, Georgina Fuller. She's been a journalist for over 15 years and has written for everyone from Take a Break to Tatler. In this episode I discuss with Georgina what not having a mother means when you're a mother yourself, the things most missed and dealing with grief.

Read the full show notes over on our website >> https://www.schoolformothers.com/podcast_sfm/being-a-mother-without-a-mum-on-mothers-day-georgie-fuller/

What does the BOND between a mother and daughter mean when they're *both* adults? I'm joined by Harriet Malina-Derben, my right-hand-woman and eldest daughter, for a candid conversation exploring the importance of that bond. Harriet shares why she's keen to keep the matriarchal line strong and how she sees her role of adult daughter. We talk Shrill (no spoilers, promise), angsty teen years and hormones.

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It's like puberty for the middle aged and yet ~nobody~ is talking about it. This week we delve into the issues surrounding this "taboo" topic, with our guest Meg Mathews. As Founder of Megs Menopause, Meg empowers women through honest and frank discussion of all things menopause. Meg believes that we can't find harmony and resonance within ourselves without truly understanding what is happening in our bodies. I couldn't agree more.

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