Losing Yourself in Motherhood is a first-person, emotionally grounded account of a woman whose identity slowly dissolves inside the routines of unpaid care. Told across a single, unremarkable stretch of days, the story traces how constant availability replaces selfhood without a clear moment of loss. There is no crisis, no breaking scene—only repetition, interruption, and the quiet realization that being needed has erased being known. The episode sits inside the tension between gratitude and invisibility, where love and obligation coexist without balance. What emerges is not a reclaiming of identity, but an unsettling awareness of its absence. The story ends without resolution, leaving the listener inside the same unanswered space the woman now inhabits.
This investigative three-chapter series follows two mothers, one in Kingston and one in Chicago, as they navigate the daily pressure of raising children without...
This episode examines the hidden epidemic of loneliness in women, not as a personal failing, but as a social condition shaped by expectation, emotional...
Safety should be ordinary. This episode maps how women protect themselves in three arenas: public spaces and transit, digital life, and the home. Chapter...
