This week on the Mommy Artist Podcast, we sit down with LA-based painter Jasimen Phillips. She paints the future. Literally! Her Afrofuturist figurative paintings imagine the future through expressive robot portraits. Through her art, she explores how machines reshape how we think, feel, and perceive reality. Can AI and artists coexist? As technology moves into creative spaces, what does the future look like for art? How do we hold onto humanity in an increasingly digital world?

Tune in for a fascinating conversation about the connection between art and technology.

This week, we’re joined by Katie Higgins, the owner of EK The Boutique. But her story goes way deeper than fun outfits. She’s an autism mom raising three neurodivergent kids while dealing with her own OCD, intrusive thoughts, and years of mental chaos. Katie talks about going from pure survival mode to finding her voice, her creativity, and her confidence… all while being honest, dopamine dressing, and living more unapologetically than ever!

This week’s guest is Chelsea Ellisor, a yoga instructor whose journey began with a desire to use anxiety as a catalyst for personal growth. What started as backyard classes grew into a thriving yoga practice rooted in presence, grace, and showing up. Chelsea shares how embracing imperfection and choosing calm over control led her to build a grounded mindset that now helps others.

This one’s for all the Marvel girlies, anime fans, and comic lovers. Our guest this week is Rose Ragnarok: a comic book artist, painter, single mom, and honestly… a real-life SUPERHERO! She recreates iconic comic covers and is currently working on her own original comic, with a powerful female lead inspired by her own life, experiences, and emotions. Rose’s work makes stories feel deeply personal and turns feelings into something heroic. This is her journey from doodling in notebooks to creating something bold, meaningful, and entirely her own.

This week we welcome Sara Acker: musician, mystic, traveler, and pure magnetic energy. From singing in church with her dad and brother to starting Inhabited, one of the most popular Christian rock bands of the 2000s, Sara’s journey is rooted in the belief that music carries spirit and emotion. She shares how she weaves songs with service and travels the world using music to connect with people around the world. 

This week on The Mommy Artist, we’re joined by Alecia Fields—art history scholar, private wealth advisor at JP Morgan, mom, and passionate arts advocate. From art philanthropy to helping clients build meaningful legacies, Alecia is all about blending creativity with strategy. We discuss raising art-aware kids and how to nurture creativity early on. Alecia talks about breaking down the barriers around ‘high art’ and making it feel more welcoming and accessible. Tune in for an incredibly insightful conversation!

Today we’re celebrating Meghan’s 40th birthday! In this special episode, Meghan reflects on the past year and her creative journey with the podcast. Sitting down with producer Hanna, she shares gratitude, meaningful insights, and intentions for the next year. Grab a drink (or cake) and let’s celebrate!

Today’s guest is Maria Kollister — the creative force behind The Posh Plank, a charcuterie experience as stunning as it is delicious. Maria’s work proves that food can truly be a form of art. She shares her favorite tips and tricks for building a great cheese board and opens up about the intention behind her brand: bringing people together through beautifully crafted food. Grab a snack and let’s dig in!

This week on The Mommy Artist, we sit down with the amazing Sheba Roy—entrepreneur, artist, PR powerhouse, and mother. Sheba opens up about her journey from self-hatred to building a life rooted in self-love and authenticity. Her business Creative AF Muze is where PR meets art, and her mission is to help others bring their ideas to life with honesty and confidence. We dive into creative freedom, self-growth, and what it really means to be your own boss. This episode is raw, funny, and seriously inspiring—you’re going to love it!