
31 episodes

Moms Who Create Kelli Heil
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5.0 • 9 Ratings
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Motherhood doesn’t mean we have to stop making art or writing our books. Join me in conversation with incredible mom artists and writers each Monday as we talk about thriving in doing what we love alongside raising the ones we love. I hope to inspire you to live your best artistic mom life!
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My Husband Interviews Me! Closing Season One
It's me, Kelli, on the other side of things getting asked the questions this time. My husband, Andrew, asks me about mom life, art life, my journey and why I started the podcast.
I'm taking a small break to revamp season 2, so we are closing this one out with something special.
I hope you enjoy this episode, and thank you to my amazing husband for doing this one with me.
I'd love if you shared with me your favorite episode so far, a takeaway that has stuck with you, or your favorite guest. Connect with the podcast online–
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Broadway, TV, Voice Acting and the Role of Mom with Amanda Leigh Cobb
Amanda is an actor, audiobook narrator, podcast host, and mom. She's performed on Broadway with some of the biggest names in the business and even played BABY in the original Nat'l tour of Dirty Dancing. Today, she's an award-winning audiobook narrator and producer working with NYTimes, USA Today, and WSJ best selling authors. Most recently, Amanda began her own podcast ABOUT Broadway understudies called Waiting in the Wings: Backstage Shenanigans with Amanda Leigh Cobb
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2898196/
https://www.waitinginthewingsbroadway.com/
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The Hard Stuff: Book Marketing, Mental Health and Parenting Tiny Humans with Emily Enger
Book Marketing Coach Emily Enger
Emily Enger began her marketing career when she was only 16 years old. Too goal-oriented to get a typical teen job like waitress or barista, she instead became a communications coordinator for a small summer camp. Since then, she has held a variety of marketing jobs, working as assistant editor for a national trade magazine and communications director for an arts nonprofit that served 9 rural counties and 3 Native American reservations. Today, she works as a freelance book marketing coach, helping authors cut through the marketing noise to stay true to their first calling of writing great books. She holds a B.A. in English, a Minor in Music and a Certificate in Publishing from Minnesota State University-Moorhead.
You can find her at emilyenger.com and on Instagram at @emilyengerwrites.
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Creating a Nonprofit to Share the Love of Reading All Over the World with Leslie Gang
Leslie Gang was born and raised in Long Island New York, where she currently resides with her husband Jason and children Alexandra and Simon. She graduated from Boston University in 2007 with a major in Communications (specialization in Public Relations). Leslie has worked in the admissions and marketing field of the nonprofit sector for 15 years and is currently the Director of Admissions and Communications at the Brandeis School in Lawrence, NY, where her children attend. Leslie is an avid theatre enthusiast and the co-founder of Hindi’s Libraries, an international literary nonprofit that donates new and gently used children’s books all over the world.
http://www.hindislibraries.org/
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http://twitter.com/hindislibraries
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Pursuing Her Passion for Fashion and Finding Authenticity with Age with Christine Morrison
A freelance writer for more than a decade, Christine’s work centers around her achievements and passions, often as seen through the lens of aging: the fashion business, beauty expertise, and a devotion to wellness and fitness. Her work has appeared in a variety of print (The Washington Post, The Boston Globe, Elysian Magazine) and online (Moms Don’t Have Time To, The Fine Line Magazine, The Quality Edit and more) vehicles. She has also lent her copywriting expertise to fashion and beauty brands including Calvin Klein, Juicy Couture, French Connection and Alastin skincare. Christine is currently developing a Fashion Essay Collection, which reflects the meaning behind, and the humor in, what she wore while forming her identity, navigating her way to true love and discovering her authentic self.
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On Being a Lawyer and Author - Showing Kids All Career Choices with Tiffany Obeng
Tiffany is a lawyer, a wife and a mother of two small children. She is also the premier author and owner of Sugar Cookie Books publishing imprint. Bearing her son’s name, she created Andrew’s Career Day book series to inspire young boys and girls, particularly children of color, to aspire to be anything they want to be! Strongly believing that if they can see it, they can be it, all of the career books feature diverse professionals and small black history lessons. Tiffany's tagline: Helping kids discover their future, one book at a time!
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https://www.sugarcookiebooks.com/
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Customer Reviews
Amazing platform for Moms!
Kelli is an amazing mom and artist and she is also the ultimate cheerleader for other creative moms! She offers an amazing platform for moms to come together and discuss all things motherhood and creative!!
Amazingly inspiring
AMAZING inspiring content on how to be a creative AND a parent! Keep making great content!
Quality content for creative moms!
I love this series because it deep dives into the topics that creative moms think about, in a bite size way. I listen to these episodes as I’m going back and forth for school drop off/pick up, and it’s just the right amount to get me energized and motivated to continue to create!