The Working Mom Show
The Working Mom Show
Podcast Description
Welcome to The Working Mom Show!
Thriving While Surviving: The Working Mom Show is the podcast for moms ready to turn their passion into a career they love—without sacrificing family time. Hear real, unfiltered stories from moms who took the leap, built careers on their terms, and proved that motherhood and ambition can go hand in hand. No sugarcoating, just honest insights, expert advice, and the inspiration you need to create a life that works for you.
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The podcast covers themes related to work-life balance, entrepreneurship, and personal growth, with episodes highlighting topics such as transitioning from corporate roles to starting businesses, overcoming challenges as mothers in the workforce, and actionable tips for turning passions into profitable careers.

Welcome to The Working Mom Show!
Thriving While Surviving: The Working Mom Show is the podcast for moms ready to turn their passion into a career they love—without sacrificing family time. Hear real, unfiltered stories from moms who took the leap, built careers on their terms, and proved that motherhood and ambition can go hand in hand. No sugarcoating, just honest insights, expert advice, and the inspiration you need to create a life that works for you.
Alesia Galati got laid off from manufacturing during COVID with two young kids at home, a stay-at-home husband, and exactly one plan: reach out to her network the very next day and see if anyone wanted help launching a podcast.
Someone said yes. That client is still with her today.
Alesia is a podcast strategist, homeschooler, and the sole financial provider for her family — including two kids on the spectrum of autism and ADHD. In this episode, she talks about what it actually looks like to hold all of that at once: the breadwinner pressure, the homeschooling logistics, the whiteboard in the living room that holds the whole operation together, and the deeply personal journey through postpartum depression, religious trauma, and a cult she grew up in — that ultimately led her to fall in love with podcasting as a medium for human connection.
She also shares the one thing most new podcasters get wrong — and what to do instead.
Book your podcast strategy session: https://galatimedia.com/

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