Jenna Worthen is the founder and CEO of the James Martin Company, a political and nonprofit consulting organization. Jenna founded and is the chief curator of the site, “Mom Who Works”, a community of moms who also work. Her new book is titled, “Mom Who Works: The Tools to Redefine What It Means to be a Working Mom (In a World Without Working Dads)”. She has two sons and a daughter with her husband.

In this episode Jenna asks the very important question: why do we refer to mom’s who work as “working moms” yet never refer to dads as “working dads”? Jenna also explains how she built her community of moms who work and how it inspired her new book.

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Krys Malcolm Belc is the author of the recent memoir, “The Natural Mother of the Child: A Memoir of Nonbinary Parenthood”. Krys lives in Philadelphia with his partner and their four young children.

In this episode Krys talks about what inspired him to write his memoir about being a transgender gestational parent and why he wanted people to know he carried two of his kids.

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Michele Wong McSween is a former fashion designer who created the “Gordon & Li Li” children’s book series and app. The series are books that help kids learn Mandarin. Her latest book is “Gordon & Li Li: Colors in Mandarin”. Michele lives in Brooklyn with her husband and three boys.

In this episode Michele discusses the best ways to teach children new languages and she inspires Allie to look into writing a children's book.

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