The Mommy Artist Podcast

This week we're sitting down with Ty Thomas, founder of A NYC Kid — a lifestyle brand built around the little moments that make New York feel like home. We get into what it really means to be a New Yorker, what it's like to raise a kid in the city, the nostalgia that fuels creativity, and so much more. This episode is a vibe. Don't miss it!

This week, we’re joined by Ecuadorian pop artist Pia Vasquez, whose vibrant energy brings fire to the studio. Fresh off releasing her World Cup anthem celebrating Ecuador’s national team, Pia shares her journey from Ecuador to NYC, how fashion helps her step into her pop-star persona, and why manifestation and trusting the universe have shaped her career. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about chasing big dreams and owning who you are.

This week on the Mommy Artist Podcast, actor, writer, director, comedian, and activist Julia Wackenheim joins us for an honest conversation about life in the entertainment industry. Julia has performed in over 1,000 live comedy shows and recently appeared as Della in Fear the Walking Dead alongside Oscar nominee Colman Domingo.
We discuss the realities behind a successful acting career, how motherhood reshaped her priorities, and why advocacy has become such an important part of her life. Tune in for a candid conversation about creativity, resilience, motherhood, and making an impact both on and off the screen.
 

Today, we are joined by engineer, mom, and STEAM educator Emily Vecere to discuss creativity, curiosity, and learning. STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics, and Emily is passionate about helping kids explore these subjects through hands-on activities and imaginative thinking. Emily shares how art and science are more connected than we often realize, working together to inspire innovation, problem-solving, and creativity. We talk about the realities of being a woman in STEM, balancing career and family life, and raising curious, creative kids.
 
 

This week, we sit down with Ramsey Corn, an incredible fashion stylist who has spent the past decade helping people step into the most confident versions of themselves. Through her work, Ramsey proves that fashion is about so much more than clothes — it’s about identity, mood, storytelling, and self-expression. We talk about the power of getting dressed with intention, reinventing yourself through style, and why fashion can be one of the most personal forms of art.

This week on The Mommy Artist Podcast, we sit down with Katy, the creator of Little Lemon Stitches - a crochet brand built around creativity, connection, and community. Through workshops, classes, and her adorable crochet creations, Katy is proving that “grandma hobbies” are popular for a reason: they bring people together. We talk about crafting, entrepreneurship, finding joy in creating with your hands, and how creativity can become a space for connection and belonging.
 
 
 

This week on The Mommy Artist Podcast, we talk to Kendall Concini-Moore, mom, and advocate for open conversations around mental health. Inspired by her own family life, Kendall created a story that helps children understand that sometimes parents have hard days too, and that it’s okay not to be okay. We talk about motherhood, mental health, and how storytelling can help families navigate the conversations that aren’t always easy to start.

This week on The Mommy Artist Podcast, we’re celebrating Mother’s Day with the wonderful Becky Denton — an incredible mom, the coolest grandmother, and someone who dedicated 35 years to education, serving in roles from teacher to principal. Becky shares her passion for helping others, shaping young minds, and living each day with purpose and intention. Plus, with her own podcast journey just beginning, we offer some advice and share some behind-the-scenes insight into the creative process.

This week, we talk to Victoria Banks, a Grammy-nominated songwriter and powerhouse creative, whose work proves that the artists behind the songs are often the most compelling voices in the room. We dive into the realities of the music industry, the art of crafting hit records, and the importance of advocating for your own voice. Guided by her motto, “dare to suck,” Victoria shows how, as a creative, learning and making mistakes is an essential part of finding authenticity and creating something meaningful. 

This week, we’re joined by Susan, founder of The Estuary Center for Healing, whose work bridges counseling therapy, energy healing, and spiritual practice. In this episode, we explore the mind-body connection and unpack what it means to truly live in alignment—grounded, present, and connected to your higher self.