Tell Me Everything with Danielle Moss

Host Danielle Moss sits down with Paige Connell of @sheisapaigeturner. The two working moms dive into the complexities of the mental load, motherhood, and what equitable partnership really looks like.Paige shares her personal journey, from experiencing infertility and IVF, to fostering and adopting her two oldest children, and balancing life as a working mom to four. She opens up about the moment she reached her breaking point with the mental load, how she and her husband learned to divide domestic responsibilities in a way that works for them, and the realities of going viral online.The conversation highlights the expectations placed on women, navigating hate on the internet, and practical steps for couples who want to create a more balanced home life.Whether you’re struggling with the invisible labor of running a household, curious about foster care and adoption, or just need reassurance that you’re not alone in feeling overwhelmed, this episode is a reminder that everyone is figuring it out as they go.--Follow Paige on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/sheisapaigeturner/?hl=enFollow Paige on TikTokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@sheisapaigeturnerPaige's Substackhttps://sheisapaigeturner.substack.com/Paige's Websitehttps://www.sheisapaigeturner.com/Paige's Coursehttps://paigeconnell.myflodesk.com/mentalloadconversationFollow Danielle Moss:Website - https://www.danielle-moss.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daniellemoss_/Substack - https://daniellemoss.substack.com/

Host: Danielle MossGuest: Riley SheeheyEpisode SummaryIn this heartfelt episode, Danielle sits down with artist and illustrator Riley Sheehey who, for the first time, opens up about living with anxiety, OCD, and depression.Riley shares how she transitioned from being an elementary school art teacher to building a successful studio, collaborating with major brands like Pottery Barn Kids and Ralph Lauren. The conversation delves deeply into mental health, with Riley candidly recounting her OCD diagnosis at age 6, ongoing therapy, and medication management, along with how these experiences have shaped her career and motherhood.Danielle and Riley explore the challenges and joys of balancing creative work, parenting, and mental health. They touch on the importance of routines, exercise, and professional support, plus the pressure (and perks) of sharing personal stories on social media.Riley talks about her self-published, illustrated edition of Little Women, and both women share relatable “real life” moments. The episode concludes with Danielle and Riley reflecting on the power of vulnerability and encouraging others to seek help and share their stories.Key Topics DiscussedRiley’s path from art teacher to full-time artist and entrepreneurMajor collaborationsThe impact of childhood OCD and ongoing mental health managementChoosing to be open about mental health struggles on social mediaNavigating anxiety and depression: what helps and what doesn’tThe reality of balancing creative work, business, and motherhoodSetting boundaries on social media and handling online negativityParenting with anxiety and strategies for copingRiley's latest projectWhy sharing the hard (and not just the beautiful) matters--Follow Riley Sheehey:Riley's Website:https://www.rileysheehey.com/Follow Riley on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/rileysheehey/Riley Sheehey x Pottery Barn Kids:https://bit.ly/48tJF0dRiley Sheehey x Ralph Lauren:https://bit.ly/4pgSBeZLittle Women:https://shop.rileysheehey.com/collections/little-women/products/littlewomenFollow Danielle Moss:Website - https://www.danielle-moss.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daniellemoss_/Substack - https://daniellemoss.substack.com/

In this episode, Danielle Moss welcomes her longtime friend Julia Dzafic, the creator behind Lemon Stripes and author of Garden Grown, for a candid conversation about anxiety, motherhood, work, and what happens when you reach your 40s. Julia opens up about her struggles with postpartum anxiety, her experience with miscarriage, and how sharing her story online helped others—and herself—feel less alone. She talks about finding balance between hustling and being present as a mom, learning to manage anxiety with routines and therapy, and navigating tricky terrain like drinking, parenting picky eaters, and managing the pressures of social media. If you’ve ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes, how to tune out judgment, or just need reassurance that you’re doing enough, this conversation is for you. Refreshingly honest, heartwarming, and full of laughter, Julia brings all the real-talk you didn’t know you needed.--Links for this episode:Julia's Substack, Medicated Millenial Momhttps://medicatedmillennialmom.substack.com/Julia's Bloghttps://lemonstripes.com/Julia's Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/lemonstripes/?hl=enGarden Grownhttps://geni.us/MA64XDanielle's Favorite Proteinhttps://go.shopmy.us/p-31758143Follow Danielle Moss:Website - https://www.danielle-moss.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daniellemoss_/Substack - https://daniellemoss.substack.com/

In this episode, Danielle shares an honest conversation with one of her favorite follows, Jeffrey Marsh. They talk about the challenges and healing that come after going no contact with toxic parents, and the grief, guilt, and longing that follow.Both reflect on personal stories of loss, boundaries, and finding support through chosen family and community. Jeffrey even turns the tables on Danielle and asks her a few questions. The episode offers hope, practical wisdom, and encouragement for anyone struggling with difficult family relationships, emphasizing that healing is possible and that there is nothing inherently wrong with you.--Listen to part two of our conversation on Jeffrey’s Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/whats-lonelier-holidays-literally-alone-or-with-a/id1711298921?i=1000737105266Jeffrey’s websitehttps://www.jeffreymarsh.com/Follow Jeffrey on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/thejeffreymarsh/?hl=enJeffrey’s Bookshttps://geni.us/vIX3n5https://geni.us/XvTIEDanielle’s Deeper Dive on Going No Contacthttps://daniellemoss.substack.com/p/going-no-contact-with-my-parentsFollow Danielle Moss:Website - https://www.danielle-moss.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daniellemoss_/Substack - https://daniellemoss.substack.com/

In this solo episode, Danielle Moss shares her story, looking back at a tumultuous childhood marked by emotional abuse, trauma, and abandonment. Danielle dives into the time she spent in a residential treatment center, an abusive relationship in her twenties, and how a search for happiness sparked a cross-country move. After moving to Chicago, she grew her own family and eventually navigated her daughter’s leukemia diagnosis. Along the way, she describes evolving career paths, rom accidental blog designer to co-founder of a successful women's website, and ultimately finding stability in her own chosen family.--Danielle’s Post on Going No-Contacthttps://daniellemoss.substack.com/p/going-no-contact-with-my-parentsFollow Danielle Moss:Website - https://www.danielle-moss.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daniellemoss_/Substack - https://daniellemoss.substack.com/

Welcome to the official trailer for Tell Me Everything with Danielle Moss. This is a space where we skip the small talk and talk about what's really going on. New episodes drop every Tuesday.--Website - https://www.danielle-moss.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/daniellemoss_/ Substack - https://daniellemoss.substack.com/