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Modern motherhood is often a solo act performed in silence. But what if it wasn’t always meant to be this way?
In this episode, we journey back to the sacred spaces that once held us—the tents, porches, and kitchen tables where women gathered to mother together. We explore what happens when we lose those circles—and what it would take to rebuild them today.
From the power of a grandmother’s presence to the design flaws in our neighborhoods, we ask the question: What if motherhood wasn’t just about survival—but about communal strength?
Featured Topics:
- The loss (and revival) of communal motherhood
- Periods, plane rides, and why shame has no place in our stories
- A modern reimagining of The Red Tent
- The Grandmother Hypothesis and what science says about post-menopausal pow ...