Working Moms Hardly Working

Working Moms Hardly Working

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Working Moms Hardly Working episodes

  • Episode 5 - Working Moms Celebrates International Women's Day with Alexis

    We are surrounded by countless brilliant women and on today's episode, we are lucky enough to have one of them join us to share her thoughts about what it means to be a working parent who is also moving into a new role in a completely different country during a pandemic. In celebration of International Women's Day and the many wonderful women in our lives that continue to inspire us, here's episode 5 with our guest, Alexis. 

    For tips, feedback, or to recommend a guest, feel free to email us at [email protected]. 

    28 min
  • Episode 3 - Coping Moms Hardly Coping

    How are we juggling work, parenting, distance learning, health, stress, COVID, and staying hydrated? Great question! In this episode, we chat about the juggle, the struggle, and the copers that we've used to practice self-care, or something like it. 

    27 min
  • Episode 2 - Working Moms Hardly Connected

    In this episode, Kendra and Lisa discuss the many ways that have tried (and sometimes failed) to stay connected to others during COVID, as they work from home and manage kids and distance learning. Grab a beverage and enjoy!

    25 min
  • Episode 1 - We Made a Podcast!

    In this introductory episode, Kendra and Lisa introduce themselves and discuss the many ways that their friendship, their stressors, and the joys of parenting during COVID led to their brainchild, the Working Moms Hardly Working Podcast. They also discuss how they have been managing all of the above, along with the ever-present Brave Face Phenomenon. Grab a beverage and join these Working Moms on their podcasting journey. 

    28 min

About Working Moms Hardly Working

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Two friends host this podcast as a space to share stories, commiserate about the struggles of being a working parent, and find support in one another because at the end of the day, they realized that…