Podcast appearances and mentions of jill krause

On today’s episode we will be discussing maternal martyrdom. What exactly is a martyr? According to Merriam Webster, a martyr is: a victim, a great or constant sufferer. Ooof. I think we might have qualms with the victim blaming aspects of that definition, especially considering the gender inequities women are constantly up against, but we do want to key in on this idea that mothers, from a cultural lens, are expected to suffer. The mental load describes the invisible labor that goes into running a family, and even when working outside the home, we know women tend to bear the brunt of household and child rearing duties, all things covid has only intensified. But as Ali Wong says, “I have suffered enough” and today we hope to break down this phenomenon and brainstorm ways to not only reframe this narrative for ourselves and honestly our livelihood, but even more so unravel the necessary work of dismantling the systems that got us here in the first place.   We are thrilled to have writer and storyteller Jill Krause joining us for this convo.   Jill’s first blog, BabyRabies.com, was started in the summer of 2017 when she decided to get serious about getting pregnant. Eventually it became her full time career and passion. She has been recognized by Vogue Magazine, Time Magazine, and has been published in US Weekly, Refinery29, Buzzfeed, Huffington Post, Cosmopolitan, Today.com, and other online, on-air, and print media outlets. She has a degree in journalism from the University of Missouri and has been a storyteller for as long as she can remember. She has also published two books on pregnancy and breastfeeding and two e-books on photography. Jill is mom to 4 children, two dogs, and lives in the Austin, TX area. Now that Jill is mentally and physically done having babies, you can find her on JillKrause.com and on social media platforms.   Resources: Women in the Workplace | McKinsey Mothers Don’t Have to Be Martyrs - The New York Times (nytimes.com)  Uber toxic post submitted by a reader JillKrause.com Jill on Instagram Jill on Twitter

This week on FAM: Susan and Sharzad welcome lifestyle and parenting blogger Jill Krause (https://jillkrause.com) . She'll be sharing her experience traveling cross country with her family during the pandemic. This episode is sponsored by: Anastasia Beverly Hills (https://www.anastasiabeverlyhills.com/) - Promo code: FAM for 15% off your 1st order Azlo (https://www.azlo.com/fam) - Sign up with NO minimum deposit and get a FREE copy of Azlo’s Small Business Starter Guide. BetterHelp (https://www.betterhelp.com/fam) - Get 10% off your 1st month! Connect with FAM: YouTube page (https://www.youtube.com/c/forallmoms) | Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/ForAllMomsChannel) | Sharzad (https://www.instagram.com/sharzadkiadeh/) and Susan (https://www.instagram.com/susanyara/) on Instagram

Have you ever considered selling the house, homeschooling the kids, and traveling for a year? Has a job or life change ever thrust a cross-country move, or other radical change, upon your family? Does the very notion strike terror in your heart?  In this episode, we discuss how to prepare for— and make— big changes as a family. Change feels huger and scarier when you have kids, in part because routine and structure and familiarity are the things that kids crave, and need in order to survive. But our guest Jill Krause argues that structure, routine, and family togetherness can be found in all sorts of places. Jill’s Happy Loud Life YouTube channel has chronicled the travels of her family of six as they spent the last sixteen months touring the United States in an RV. With— you read that right— four children. Including a toddler. So nobody is saying radical change is easy. If it were, there’d be no point in undergoing it. But change is possible. And it doesn’t always mean permanent. What “change” means, in fact, is entirely up to you and your family. Here’s links to writing on this topic that we discuss in this episode: I Miss You When I Blink, Mary Laura Philpott’s terrific new memoir on giving yourself permission to change Carl Richards for NYT: Hesitant to Make That Big Life Change? Permission Granted healthychildren.org-  Helping Children Adjust to a Move Peaceful Parent Institute - Helping Children Adjust to Change We've partnered with a great new iPhone app called Airr that lets you save and share the best moments of this (or any!) podcast. With one click Airr captures the moments that stand out to you while you’re listening, and then allows you to send the clips to your friends or share them on social media. Airr is a free app that’s currently in private beta, but What Fresh Hell listeners can get early access to the app by going to http://bit.ly/airr-whatfreshhell.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our MILF (Mother I'd Like To Find Out About) of the Month sold her family's dream home a year ago, got rid of almost all of their belongings, bought an RV and set out to tour the country for a year. She had 4 kids - one of which was a newborn - a husband and a dream of something different - maybe even better - than the suburban life they always thought they wanted. Jill Krause is a renowned parenting and travel blogger - of Baby Rabies and Happy.Loud.Life fame - photographer, author of two books, and a sought after voice in the blogosphere. We talk about OMG HOW DID YOU DO THIS CRAZY THING?!? Ask her about the nitty gritty details of RV living WITH 4 KIDS (hint: the one bathroom gets ripe) and how she's navigating the transition from a years long career in the momosphere to a rebrand that maybe isn't 100% focused on just kids and being a mom. And of course we ask her how they managed to have sex. Check out Jill's books: 50 Things To Do Before You Deliver: A First Time Mom's Pregnancy Guide Picture Play ebook And find Jill all over the web: JillKrause.com Baby Rabies Blog Happy.Loud.Life How have you been enjoying our podcast? If you're into it, can you please leave us a rating or comment? We value your feedback so we can make this thing better! And as always, we'd love to hear your thoughts. Email us anytime at pumpanddumpshowATgmail.com, leave a rating or comment on your podcast app, or tell us IRL and come see us at a show! ************** Shayna and Tracey have been friends since the 8th grade – that’s over 25 years. After college, they each moved to separate coasts for a decade. They were reunited when they decided to leave big city life and settle down with their families in Denver, Colorado and Facebook told them their daughters are 3 weeks apart. After several play dates, some more childbirth, some unsuccessful pumping, and the overwhelming nature of mommy community boards, The Pump and Dump Show was born. The show launched in 2012 in a bar in Northwest Denver and quickly grew to a bi-monthly, local staple for new moms to have a night out. In 2014, Shayna and Tracey took The Pump and Dump Show on its first national tour and continue to perform every month to audiences nationwide. For tour updates and more shenanigans, follow Shay and Tracey at: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePumpAndDump/ Instagram: https://instagram.com/ThePumpAndDumpShow/Tour schedule: https://www.thepumpanddumpshow.com/tour-dates

What a great episode! I chat with Jill Krause, popular blogger at Baby Rabies and at her new adventure, Happy Loud Life. Jill found herself in suburbia, living in her dream home, more stressed and more unhappy than she’d ever been. One day Jill and her husband decided to sell everything, including their home, pack their 4 kids into an RV and travel the US for an entire year.It hasn’t been easy for them, but it has been an adventure. The kind that leaves a lasting mark on you for the rest of your life.The message I hope you get from hearing Jill’s story is this: When you're faced with a dream and have the audacity to say, "This isn’t working, let’s turn this freaking thing upside down" - for a shot at something really, truly great - you will be faced with many many reasons why you can’t.Imagine what would happen if you simply said, "I can."Also, enjoy today's Word Up Daily!SHOW NOTES:Follow the Krause Family Adventure: Happy Loud Life >>happyloudlife.comBaby Rabies >> babyrabies.comWord Up Daily:Catch up on dailies >> https://annalindthomas.com/category/word-up-daily/Join the list >> http://bit.ly/word-up-dailyWord Up ClubNovember's Workshop is Chasing Dreams and Taking NamesJOIN NOW >> itsnotthatseriouspodcast.com/join

This special edition episode is powered by Dove Real Beauty Productions. To celebrate its 60th Anniversary at the Mom 2.0 Summit, we are creating conversations with inspiring women around the evolution of self-discovery and the definition of real beauty. Jill Krause was an early standout in the blogging community and has been recording her journey of motherhood since 2007 at her site BabyRabies.com. Through her platform she playfully illustrates how we can all be better at supporting mothers and women. In this episode, Jess and Jill talk the myth of the perfect mother and how to forgive yourself when you can’t live up to society’s expectations.

So many families work towards the American Dream but what happens when you get there and it totally doesn’t work for your family? In Episode 88 of Edit Your Life, Christine and Asha talk to Jill Krause about her quest to reclaim her family’s happy loud life by swapping their beautiful home in a top school district for a 12-18 month, 50-state RV adventure. During this conversation, Christine, Asha, and Jill talk about the tipping point to the journey, stepping into fear, fostering resilience and grit in kids, what happens when your kids don’t fit the mold at school, and embracing uncertainty. + + + + + Every week, Edit Your Life shares practical ideas for decluttering your home, schedule, and mental space without getting bogged down by perfection. Hosts Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest are award-winning bloggers and the co-authors of MINIMALIST PARENTING and won the 2017 Iris Award for Podcast Of The Year. Share: #edityourlifeshow Show notes: edityourlifeshow.com Facebook: facebook.com/edityourlifeshow Email: edityourlifeshow@gmail.com

What happens when a busy family with four kids and a beautiful home decides to sell their house and hit the road in an RV for a year? Meagan chats with blogger Jill Krause of BabyRabies.com about her new adventure with Happy Loud Life. The post Happy Loud Life with Jill Krause: Voices 14 appeared first on The Mom Hour.

Today I'm chatting with Jill Krause (babyrabies.com) about her Boss Girl Journey. Take a listen as she chats life, blogging and learning when to say/think you're a big blogger. BGC ANNOUNCEMENTS * Welcome to the 61st episode of the Boss Girl Creative Podcast!! Today, I'm interviewing Jill Krause from BabyRabies.com. Take a listen as she shares her Boss Girl journey. * Have comments or questions? Tweet/IG using the hashtag #BOSSGIRLQA or call in: (707) BOSS-GIRL * Support Boss Girl Creative endeavors by joining the BGC Crew! * Join me in the Facebook Group on Wednesday nights at 9pm CST for a live Q&A answer session!! Send me your questions through email, phone or #BOSSGIRLQA on Twitter/Instagram * Want a direct link to the podcast feed? Click here. * Use these Hashtags on Social Media: #bossgirlcreative #bossgirlchat INSIDE THIS EPISODE * Jill's beginnings * Creating a platform based on positivity * Saying no * Maintaining a tribe * Hiring/bringing on a team * Making a positive change online RESOURCES MENTIONED * Kitz & Co. Media * Katherine Stone - Postpartum Progress FIND TAYLOR ONLINE Blog - pinkheelspinktruck.com Instagram - @pnkheelspnktrk Facebook - PinkHeelsPinkTruck Pinterest - pnkheelspnktrk Twitter - @pnkheelspnktrk FIND JILL ONLINE Blog - babyrabies.com Instagram - @babyrabies Facebook - BabyRabiesBlog Pinterest - babyrabies Twitter - @babyrabies Project - A Good Day in the Village Project IG - @gooddayvillage HELP SPREAD THE BOSS GIRL LOVE! It would be amazeballs if you shared Boss Girl Creative Podcast with your fellow Boss Girls on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If you love this podcast, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave a rating, a review and subscribe! WAYS TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE BOSS GIRL CREATIVE PODCAST Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via Boss Girl Creative Newsletter Click here to subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION You can ask your questions and leave your comments by either calling (707) BOSS-GIRL, emailing hello@bossgirlcreative.com or go to the Boss Girl Creative Facebook group!

BGC ANNOUNCEMENTS * Welcome to the tenth episode of the Boss Girl Creative Podcast!! Today I'm interviewing Rachel Matthews from A Southern Fairytale. Have comments or questions? Tweet/IG using the hashtag #BOSSGIRLQA or call in: (707) BOSS-GIRL * Have you seen the BGC Intensive?? * Support Boss Girl Creative endeavors by joining the BGC Crew! * Join me on Periscope (@pnkheelspnktrk) on Wednesday nights at 9pm CST for a live Q&A answer session!! Send me your questions through email, phone or #BOSSGIRLQA on Twitter/Instagram * Want a direct link to the podcast feed? Click here. * Use these Hashtags on Social Media: #bossgirlcreative #bossgirlQA EPISODE AT A GLANCE * Overcoming obstacles * Looking back at the beginning * Saying "No" * Easy and hard times as a food blogger * Managing fear in a business * Inspiring BGC * Looking into the future * Current Projects QUOTES BY TAYLOR "I would just rather have someone go find something else to read than cause me problems like you know because we do grow and we do change and that's the nature of any business and that's what we are, we are businesses." Taylor Bradford "I will share whatever I am talking about, [in] the very first paragraph, I will interject whatever personality I have and whatever commentary I have." Taylor Bradford "We are kind of in a solo business even though we have other bloggers that we can go chat with, this is still our solo business, and you need someone that is not in your world to be able to cushion you." Taylor Bradford "You don't really want to burn out because this is your job and this is your business that you have been cultivating for so long but you need to be able to kind of renew yourself somehow and how do you do that well, you almost need to force yourself to take a break in order to recharge and be able to continue to put out the compelling content." Taylor Bradford QUOTES BY RACHEL "Really trying to stay true to why I started doing it and staying true to my own voice instead of trying to get caught up in the fads or things that really don't fall along my voice or my audience or my message which really is a food blog with family on the side." Rachel Matthews "I have found myself saying, ‘well if I just post about this once, then I can kind of maximize on this,' and it never feels authentic to me." Rachel Matthews "She [a reader] had a point that she sees people jumping on band wagons and all of a sudden they go away from the person that she's loved reading, I also went and explained to her well we are all growing and sometimes you read a blog for a long time and then the blog goes on a different path because that is where that blogger has gone." Rachel Matthews "You kind of have to realize that sometimes while they're [readers] there for what the service you're providing, they are not interested in who you are as a person, so that is an interesting line to walk as a food blogger...is how much personal do you get into and how much do you just stay recipes." Rachel Matthews "Closing the door is never a good idea as far as I believe. Always leave it open and I will tell you something, all PR people of all levels and of all companies talk." Rachel Matthews "My love language is food, hands down and doing this has allowed me to pursue photography which has always been a passion of mine but I never thought would be something that I could do further than a side hobby or a tourist." Rachel Matthews "The hardest [part of blogging] is being a business. Not just doing it for fun, really taking the time and doing the research and continually learning and following all the ever loving different changes of every network and every new thing that comes out." Rachel Matthews "Prayer, really, as cliché or trite as that sounds, when I start to feel like I can't do this or questioning myself or really just going ‘oh my gosh is this going to be the right decision, am I doing the best for myself, for my family, for everything'...taking a minute and kind of closing everything down, saying a prayer and sometimes going to my husband and saying, ‘okay, help me, let's talk,' because he is my biggest sounding board but he's also my biggest supporter." Rachel Matthews "Many more spouses are coming to conferences and seeing the space and getting to understand what happens, and seeing the power behind it. And also for how far that this space has come, and how many people are coming out of this with radio shows and TV shows and books, cookbooks, all of these amazing experiences and the way that they are being kind of rocketed into the stratosphere has really made more people step back and go "oh"." Rachel Matthews "Be authentic, be kind, and lift others up because if we don't do those things and we don't put that out there, what kind of world are we creating for ourselves but what are we leaving for those that come behind us." Rachel Matthews RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED The Beauty of Different by Karen Walrond Mom 2.0 Summit Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram Periscope YouTube SHOUT-OUTS *Links below may contain Affiliate Links. Purchasing through them help support Boss Girl Creative.* Nutella Kristen Doyle: www.dineanddish.net Karen Walrond: www.chookooloonks.com/blog Lulu Lemon: www.lululemon.com Ooh La La Sweets: www.ohlalasweets.com Farrah Braniff: www.farrahbraniff.com Jill Krause: www.babierabies.com Amy Locurto: www.livinglocurto.com California Avocado Commission: www.californiaavocado.com FIND TAYLOR ONLINE Blog - pinkheelspinktruck.com Instagram - @pnkheelspnktrk Facebook - PinkHeelsPinkTruck Pinterest - pnkheelspnktrk Twitter - @pnkheelspnktrk FIND RACHEL ONLINE Blog - A Southern Fairytale Instagram - @sthrnfairytale Facebook - A Southern Fairytale Twitter - @sthrnfairytale Pinterest - asouthernfairytale HELP SPREAD THE BOSS GIRL LOVE! It would be amazeballs if you shared Boss Girl Creative Podcast with your fellow Boss Girls on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If you love this podcast, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave a rating, a review and subscribe!

Calm the F*ck Down (Knock Knock) Based on a no-holds-barred post that swept the internet, Calm the F*ck Down is for parents who desperately need a chill pill. This helpful how-to offers a diaperload of practical advice from parenting blogger David Vienna, and shows that common sense can get you through most parenting dilemmas. The guttural stepsister to Keep Calm & Carry On, Calm The F*k Down includes advice from actual experts and blends authoritative and humorous in equal parts. Praise for Calm The F*ck Down: “Step 1: Buy this book. Step 2: There is no second step.” —Farah Miller, editor Huffington Post Parents “If Vienna's CTFD had been available four years ago, the money I could have saved on antacid and Grecian Formula would easily fund my daughter's first year of college.” —Dave Engledow, author of World's Best Father “David Vienna is a singular voice of reason amidst the obnoxious echo chamber of parenting philosophies and self-help guru-dom. His humor will persuade you to let your guard down, and his honesty in the face of one of life's greatest challenges—raising children—will have you feeling sane again.” —Charlie Capen, creator HowToBeADad.com “We've become a nation of risk-averse, safety-obsessed, Purell-loving freaks, and David Vienna thinks it's time that we all just calmed the f*ck down. Hilarious, helpful and—most importantly—the antidote to the age of over-parenting.” —Melissa Sher, creator of Mammalingo.com “I've been trying to calm the f*ck down since the minute I found out I was pregnant with my first baby. Literally. Like, I'm medicated for it now so I'm mostly okay, but this book is like yoga for my obsessed-mother mind. I feel so Zen after reading it! And I also got a great ab workout from all the laughs. I think it should be required reading for all parents. Heck, can it just be required reading for everyone? Because I think parents and non-parents alike could use a little CTFD when it comes to dealing with kids.” —Jill Krause, author of Baby Rabies David Vienna is a father of twin boys, a former journalist and spent a few years writing for reality television. That one really awesome episode of House Hunters—yeah, that was his. He covers parenting issues at TheDaddyComplex.com and other questionable sites, and has also spoken at the Dad 2.0 Summit. His work also appears in exquisitely crafted drunken emails to his friends from high school. He loves E.L.O., '70s horror films, Philly cheesesteaks and napping.

Being vulnerable is hard. Being vulnerable online might be even harder! My guest today Jill Krause does not shy away from real moments and has shared her lived experience online for many years. A Mom of 4, a Blogger, an Author - Jill wears many hats and I'm thrilled to share her story with you today. Thank you for being here! Explore my shop: http://www.hellofriendo.com ( http://www.hellofriendo.com/ ) Thank you Jill for your contribution to Friendo and follow her online at https://jillkrause.com and Instagram @jillkraus.e ( https://www.instagram.com/jillkraus.e ) Follow along on social: Instagram @shophellofriendo ( https://www.instagram.com/shophellofriendo ) Instagram @amandamuse ( https://www.instagram.com/amandamuse ) Twitter @museamanda ( https://www.twitter.com/museamanda ) Facebook /museamanda ( https://www.facebook.com/museamanda ) YouTube AmandaMuse ( https://www.youtube.com/AmandaMuse ) Edited by AmandaMuse Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-sandwich/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy