The M Word with Erykah

Erykah sits down with Laura Bacon, Founder and Chief Everything Officer (CEO) of The Well, a community that supports women creatives and entrepreneurs through resources industry access.

Connect with Laura:

https://www.thewellwork.org/our-story

https://www.instagram.com/the_well_work/

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by

Erykah St. Louis.

Erykah sits down with CRWN Magazine, Editor-in-Chief and Co-Founder, Lindsey Farrar to discuss juggling new motherhood and entrepreneurship and the future of the black mother.

Check out CRWN Magazine:

https://www.crwnmag.com

www.instagram.com/crwnmag/

Books to Read:

Breathe by Imani Perry

We Are All Born Free by Amnesty International

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by

Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

Erykah sits down with her mom to learn about her mother’s origin story and what it was like being a new mom in the 1970s as an immigrant to Canada.

Moms to Follow:

@cyre_

@bizzybeeorganizing

@jodiepatterson

Books to Read:

Like a Mother by Angela Garbes

The Bold World by Jodi Patterson

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

In this episode Erykah sits down with Colleen Reid of Her Social Groove and Baby blog as she shares her experience of motherhood and what it's like being quarantined during COVID-19 as an extrovert mom.

Follow Anika on Instagram at @hersocialgrooveandbaby

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

In this episode Erykah sits down with Anika Sampson Anderson as she shares her experience of becoming a mom Irish twins and how it shifted her identity as a woman. Anika is a classical singer, an administrative assistant and all around creative woman.

Follow Anika on Instagram at @suziesongbird

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by

Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

Social distancing and self-quarantined during the COVID-19 pandemic has Erykah reflecting on how she has evolved as a mother over the last three years. Stay tuned at the end for an appearance by a special little guest.

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

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Carmen Calvo of the Nurturing Root was Erykah's birth coach for 10 weeks and in this episode she gets real about what mothers need throughout the long journey of motherhood. She's an advocate for finding your tribe however big or small.

Follow Carmen on Instagram at @the_nurturing_root/

Her website: https://thenurturingroot.com/

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

In this episode Erykah sits down with her favourite hairstylist Evie Johnson as she shares her experience of becoming a mom at the age of 13. Evie is a successful business woman, master stylist and trichologist, and mother of four.

Follow Evie on Instagram at @contactevie

Connect with Erykah on Instagram:

@estlouis

@themwordpodcast

The M Word with Erykah is mixed and produced by Erykah St. Louis with Switch and Board.

A word about the ins and outs of Erykah's creative process. In this episode, she walks you through how she hacks creatives blocks (like the one she's been in since the release of the last episode); and what she has learned about motherhood and creativity.

Production updates and reflections on the state of her motherhood, all included in this new episode.

Dive into this new episode and share it with the mothers in your life. In between episodes, connect with me @estlouis + @themwordpodcast.

For 21st Century moms in North America, the village does not exist anymore. Mothers are left raising their babies alone without the level  of support women from previous generations had. We live miles away from our loved ones and have placed a high value on self-sufficiency. In this episode I share why it is important for us to turn this ship around, to go back to the days where we had no shame in asking for help.