Moms Who Art: Recent Episodes
Sabreen Ali
Author Sabreen Ali discusses the lessons of motherhood, the growth and expansion of identity, and the healing properties of both roles with fellow mamas who labor and love through art.
Brenda Usher-Carpino PhD, is a classically trained opera singer and pianist, professional actress and dancer, a professor, a phenomenal writer whose work includes screenplays, poetry, and novellas. It was such an honor to be on the receiving end of such wisdom and insight. You won’t want to miss this one 💚
Tune into a lovely, eloquent and thought provoking conversation between myself and Cameo Motley-Johnson as we discuss identity, birth, spirituality, and being the first to break generational patterns when it comes to parenting.
In this episode I am joined by Casey Morris, PhD. We discuss her brand new children’s book, navigating being a single working mother, and the unique lessons that came with motherhood.
K’La Zahna details her journey through art and motherhood in an open, honest, compassionate way.
She Souljer is a mother, author, dancer, entrepreneur and survivor of sexual abuse. Her story is one of triumph and hope as she navigates the journey towards healing herself and being a role model to her daughters. *TW: sexual abuse
Mental health advocate and special needs mom Janice, speaks openly and courageously about her struggles and her triumphs.
Tune in with me and magical mommy Laya Moon as we discuss her love of writing, astrology, the power of working with one’s hands, and how giving birth to daughters of fire reawakened the fire in her.
Mama, illustrator, and creator Jessica Cosmic Ninja Jones in a beautifully transparent conversation on art, motherhood, and her childhood.
Mother, author, educator, and doula Ajaya Divine shares an open and honest look into motherhood, healing, birth work, and radical education in Episode 3 of ‘Moms Who Art’.
Dohomey is a mama + crafter based out of Houston Texas, with hands and a heart of gold. You can find her on instagram @crazysexywool_. Make sure to support, especially for the upcoming fall and winter seasons! You can feel her heart in each one of her pieces.
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On the first episode of ‘Moms Who Art’, an honest and candid conversation with host Sabreen Ali.