Tangible and Relatable - Listening to her latest episode not only helped me realize I’m not alone in my own fears of messing up but that i can laugh at the mistake and still learn from them. This podcast makes me want to be bold and brave as I venture into new the unknown with business, motherhood, and just life in general. Can’t wait for future episodes!.
- WAHM entrepreneur (mom of 3)
A Must-Listen for Every Busy Mom Trying to Do It All!
I absolutely LOVE this podcast! As a fellow mom navigating the beautifully chaotic world of family schedules, personal growth and a full time job, this show is a total breath of fresh air. Her voice is warm, encouraging, and full of real-life wisdom."
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Start here if you’re ready for practical, science-minded support without information overload.
If you’re a mom in STEM, the pressure isn’t subtle. The work rewards deep focus, long hours, and constant availability—while motherhood runs on interruption, logistics, and emotional labor.
So you do what high-achievers do:
You try harder. You optimize. You hold yourself to an impossible standard.
But you don’t need more hustle. You need a plan that accounts for real constraints.
Science Careers for Moms is your reset.
Twice a month, you’ll get a blend of actionable career planning strategies and honest interviews with other moms in STEM. Together, we'll discover how to make a meaningful impact both at home and in your career.
On the podcast, you’ll learn how to:
- Set clear career goals in science & tech that fit real mom life
- Use practical work-life balance strategies for scientist moms
- Make your next career move with confidence (not burnout or guilt)
You’ll walk away with clearer priorities, a stronger “what’s next,” and the sense that you can have both…because you’re building both on purpose.
…Minus the hustle. Framework-driven episodes on high-performance habits and workflows that actually stick—helping you protect deep work, reduce decision fatigue, and follow through even when life gets messy.
Whether you’re at a crossroads or questioning your trajectory, you’ll learn how to make confident career decisions—stay, pivot, re-enter, renegotiate—factoring in family, finances, and goals, not just your résumé.
Because “trying harder” isn’t a strategy. Interviews with STEM moms & field experts to give you practical tools to create realistic work-life balance—so you can be present at home and credible at work without burning out.
Are you a mom in STEM?
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If you’ve been told “work-life balance is a myth,” I don’t buy it.
Women in STEM shouldn't have to choose between being a good scientist or a good mom.
What’s true is this: if you’re measuring a whole life with work-only metrics, you’ll keep feeling like you're failing —even when you’re doing heroic things.
This podcast is for moms in STEM who want a better model: one that treats constraints like data, lets you stop white-knuckling your weeks, and helps you make confident career decisions that honors your whole life.
You'll also meet other scientist moms and problem-solvers ready to share their stories and solutions with you.
If you’ve been told “work-life balance is a myth,” I don’t buy it.
Women in STEM shouldn't have to choose between being a good scientist or a good mom.
What’s true is this: if you’re measuring a whole life with work-only metrics, you’ll keep feeling like you're failing, even when you’re doing heroic things.
This podcast is for moms in STEM who want a better model: one that treats constraints like data, lets you stop white-knuckling your weeks, and helps you make confident career decisions that honors your whole life.
You'll also meet other scientist moms and problem-solvers ready to share their stories and solutions with you.
Do you have a burning question?
Record a 90-second (or less) voice memo and ask me about the career decision, tradeoff, or STEM-mom problem you're stuck on.
Your question may be featured during the Science Careers for Moms podcast! (Please let me know if you do not want me to share your name or voice on air.)