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Everything Happens with Kate Bowler
Everything Happens Studios
Motherhood Was Never Meant to Be a One-Person Job with Reshma Saujani
NOV 3, 202628 MIN
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Description
Motherhood can feel like an impossible job because, in so many ways, we’ve made it one. In this conversation, I sit down with the brilliant Reshma Saujani—founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First and creator of the new documentary No Country for Mothers—to talk about the systems that leave moms carrying too much, the guilt we feel for needing help, and the myth that we should somehow be able to do it all. Together, we ask what it might look like to trade hyper-independence for interdependence—and where we might find real hope for families who are tired of holding everything together.
Learn more about Reshma Saujani
Watch No Country for Mothers and host a community screening
Learn more about Moms First
Explore Girls Who Code
Listen to Reshma’s podcast, My So-Called Midlife
Read the U.S. Surgeon General’s advisory on parents’ mental health and well-being
Join Kate on Substack

