Nina Teapot Owens, an award-winning music executive and founder of The Teapot Legacy LLC, empowers transformative creators in the music industry to preserve their legacies. Throughout her career, Nina held key positions, providing valuable consultancy services to major artists and organizations. Beyond professional accomplishments, she advocates holistic wellness. Nina chats about burnout, wellness in the industry, and creating her legacy.

Nella Dwyer is a singer, songwriter, composer, ADHD Executive Coach and Neurodiversity Consultant, and an expert on the topic of boundaries. In this episode, we discuss what boundaries are, why they are important, how to implement them, and so much more.

Anita Aysola, the Atlanta-based songwriter, has always been a musical chameleon, skillfully blending her mastery of Western and Hindustani classical music with a variety of other genres. She shares how her musical evolution unfolded, how motherhood has influenced her music, and so much more.

Denise Devenish is a qualified counselor, member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, member of The British Association for Performing Arts Medicine, Spokesperson for Help Musicians UK, singer, mother, and more.

Tara Trudel is a songwriter and composer based in Los Angeles. Tara’s work has been seen in SXSW, Amazon Prime, Sony’s Voces Nuevas, and Vulture’s Best Comedy Shorts Of The Year. Tara also writes theme songs for children’s books, including UNICORN.

Singer-songwriter and actor Rae Leigh (Young Rock, Elvis) discusses motherhood and the music industry in Australia.

Talking motherhood in the music industry with the incredible Nicole Barsalona, President of Women in Music, artist manager, advocate, consultant, and mother of two.

An artist and songwriter based in Nashville, Hannah Miller (This is Us, Virgin River, Pretty Little Liars) shares her experience as a mother in music, her journey into the sync world, and what she's learned along the way.

Mirette Seireg is the President and CEO of MPATH Music. As a mother, business owner, and a fierce advocate for the inclusion of diverse groups and gender parity, Mirette chats about some of the challenges she sees for women in mothers in music, what needs to happen to move the needle, and so much more.

London-based R&B/Soul singer and songwriter ZITAH chats about her journey as a mama in music and why it's important not to lose your identity in motherhood.

An authoritative voice in music, tech, and education, Erin Barra (Director of Popular Music at Arizona State University, Beats By Girlz, Berklee College) chats about how her music career shifted into education, leaning into leadership, embracing fear, and how child number 2 rocked her world.

Leah Zeger (Hans Zimmer, Miley Cyrus, Steve Wonder) is an incredible violinist and vocalist. Leah shares her experience as a mother in music, how she's dealt with being away from her kids on tour, losing gigs because of being pregnant, and what she's learned along the way.

Drummer Demelza Mather (band) shares how her music career took off after becoming a mother, her passion for playing live, and the constant balance we are all trying to achieve in music and motherhood.

Lindsey Kirkendall is an artist coach, music business consultant, and mother of two helping artists create a thriving, sustainable, and profitable business for themselves beyond the traditional music business paradigm, and she believes being a mother is the secret sauce.

Singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jess Greenfield chats about her experience as a touring musician with Noel Gallagher, among many other artists, and the real, raw, relatable challenges of being a new mama.

Top touring background vocalist, Holly Petrie, talks about the challenges of juggling motherhood and touring with major artists (Ariana Grande, Anastacia, Pete Tong, Shania Twain)

Welcome to the Mamas in Music Podcast! In our first episode, host Claire London chats with Mamas in Music co-founders Tiff Randol and Mary Leay about how and why this important community began, the challenges we often face as mothers in music, and their mission to create connection, opportunity, and change in the music industry.