Working Moms Redefined

As working moms, we juggle a lot- careers, families, and the daily chaos of life. But one thing we often overlook is the power of our words, both the ones we say to ourselves and the ones we speak to our children. In this episode, we dive into how our language shapes not only our own mindset but also the identity and confidence of our kids. Join Denise as she discusses in this solo episode the power of self-talk, how our words become our kids’ identities and how to choose words with impact

In this episode of Working Moms Redefined, Denise tackles a topic that too many women accept as normal but shouldn’t: urinary leakage after childbirth. If you've ever laughed, sneezed, or jumped on a trampoline and felt a little “Oops,” this episode is for you!Denise welcomes Kristin Thompson, a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist, to debunk myths, break the silence, and empower women to take control of their pelvic health. Kristin shares how pregnancy, childbirth, stress, and even certain

In this heartfelt episode, Denise opens up about her struggle with control, something so many working moms can relate to. She shares an emotional recap of the Working Moms Redefined podcast launch party, a night that proved just how powerful it is to trust others and step back. Through laughter, tears, and big realizations, Denise reflects on how loosening her grip allows others to shine and relationships to flourish. If you’ve ever felt the weight of needing to do it all, this episode is

In this powerful episode of Working Moms Redefined, we welcome Therapist Sara Seminick, whose energy, experience, and deep passion for helping women create a conversation filled with insight and encouragement. With a background in various forms of therapy—including NET Therapy (Neuro Emotional Technique), Sara shares how our bodies store stress and how we can use mind-body tools to break free from patterns that may be holding us back. We explore the importance of self-awareness, family

In this solo episode of Working Moms Redefined, Denise shares a raw and relatable story about missing her child’s Christmas concert due to a work conference, a moment that brought tears, guilt, and the struggle of choosing herself over being present. It’s a feeling so many working moms know too well, and yet, no matter how much we tell ourselves we are setting a good example, the guilt still lingers. This episode challenges the myth of balance—because let’s be real, it doesn’t exist

In this heartfelt episode of Working Moms Redefined, Denise sits down with a very special guest—her mom, Beth Donley—for an honest and emotional conversation about the evolving roles of motherhood across generations.Through laughter and reflection, they explore the differences between parenting 30 years ago and today. Beth shares how being a stay-at-home mom was her way of ensuring she didn’t miss a moment, yet when the time was right, transitioning back to work felt natural. Her

In this episode of Working Moms Redefined with Denise, we explore the beauty of working moms—both inside and outside the home—and how every version of motherhood holds value. The mission is clear: to help you feel like a great mom while loving your career, without letting guilt steal your joy. We dive into a powerful conversation about meditation and reflection, asking deep questions about sadness, guilt, and the labels we place on our emotions. Why do we feel guilty for leaving our kids

In this very first episode of The Working Moms Redefined Podcast with Denise Tallcott, Denise dives deep into the concept of mom guilt—what fuels it, how it impacts our daily lives, and why it’s time to loosen its grip. We explore the idea that balance doesn’t truly exist, and rather, we move through different seasons of life, each requiring something different from us. Denise also talks about the difference between being alone and feeling lonely—and how contentment is possible even when we