EP 203: Chile, She Got it From Her Momma
“But [Black women] parent in a very intentional way.
There’s this invisible labor that we do on top of mothering.”
One of the hardest jobs out there: Motherhood. Mothering is a deeply personal experience that can look very different for everyone. Add to that the pressures of racism and classism and let's just say you end up with a lot to talk about! Listen in as Felicia and Ivy chat with award-winning culture reporter and author, Helena Andrews-Dyer about her experience as a Mom and her new book, The Mamas: What I Learned About Kids, Class & Race From Moms Not Like Me. GUEST DETAILSHelena Andrews-Dyer@helena_andrews The Mamas: What I Learned About Kids, Class & Race From Moms Not Like Me.
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GUEST DETAILS
Helena Andrews-Dyer
@helena_andrews
The Mamas: What I Learned About Kids, Class & Race From Moms Not Like Me
SHOW CREDITS
Production Company: HONEY CHILE Entertainment (@itshoneychile)
Executive Producer: Felicia Pride (@feliciapride)
Producer: Dianne McGuire (@dimcguire)
Associate Producer: Ivy Grant (@envy_elaine)
Associate Producer: Jassiel McBride (@jassielmcbride)
Hosts: Felicia Pride (@feliciapride) and Ivy Grant (@envy_elaine)
Video Editor: Jassiel McBride (@jassielmcbride)
Post-Recording Audio Engineer/ Mixer: Jassiel McBride (@jassielmcbride)
Publicist: Jasu Sims of Press Theory (@presstheory)
