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Join us each week for real talk, laughter, and the kind of business meeting you actually want to attend—one that celebrates wins, tackles challenges, and keeps it all refreshingly honest. Whether you’re growing a business, raising a family, or doing both at the same time, we’ve got your back with insights, stories, and strategies to help you thrive.
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In this episode of Mom Means Business, we’re joined by Emily Ferrell, the attorney/mom/woman behind New Parent Law. As a Family Wealth Attorney, Emily specializes in helping parents protect their families both legally and financially — all while building a foundation for generational wealth.
If you’ve ever wondered…
What legal documents should every parent have in place?
How do I make sure my kids are protected if something happens to me?
What’s the first step toward growing generational wealth?
…this conversation is for you.
We talk about:
Why legal planning is an essential act of love for your kids
How to create a simple plan for guardianship and asset protection
Steps to start growing generational wealth without feeling overwhelmed
Common mistakes parents make with estate planning (and how to avoid them)
Whether you’re a brand-new parent or you’ve been in the game for years, this episode will give you the tools, clarity, and confidence to make sure your family is truly protected.
About Our Guest:Emily Ferrell is the founder of New Parent Law, a law firm dedicated to guiding parents through estate planning and wealth-building strategies. As a mom herself, she knows the unique challenges families face and is passionate about making legal planning approachable and stress-free.
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Follow Emily on Instagram: @new.parent.law
25 Jul 2025
Rewriting the Script on Women’s Wellness with Wendy Strgar, Founder of Good Clean Love
🚨 Disclaimer: This episode is not kid-friendly. We discuss vaginal health, sexual wellness, and topics intended for adult audiences only.
This week on Mom Means Business, we’re diving deep into a conversation that’s often whispered about — but never shouted from the rooftops. Our guest, Wendy Strgar, is here to change that.
Wendy is the founder and CEO of Good Clean Love, a trailblazing brand that started in her kitchen and now lives on shelves in over 50,000 stores across North America. With her patented Bio-Match® technology, Wendy is transforming how we talk about (and care for) vaginal health — with safety, science, and soul.
In this episode, we cover:
How Wendy went from kitchen chemist to one of the Top 25 Consumer HealthTech CEOs, building a mission-driven brand centered on organic, body-safe products for women.
📦 Agenda Items – From ingredient transparency to disrupting a historically male-dominated industry, Wendy shares the personal and professional journey behind Good Clean Love and her mission to elevate vaginal health education.
Wendy brings both science and soul to the conversation — plus decades of experience in entrepreneurship, wellness advocacy, and female empowerment. You’ll walk away informed, inspired, and ready to advocate for your own health (and maybe re-think your top drawer).
🔗 Learn more & shop: goodcleanlove.com📸 Follow Wendy on Instagram and TikTok📷 Follow the brand: @GoodCleanLove
16 Jun 2025
Confidence Behind the Camera ft. Liz Hansen of Chicago Boudoir Photography
Photographer Liz Hansen discusses how she empowers women through boudoir photography, helping them embrace their beauty and build confidence in this interview on body image.
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