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That Writer (Mom)

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by Andrea Wrauley

14 episodes
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Narrative-driven non-fiction pieces about writing and parenting.

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11/4/2025

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April 16, 2026

Joan Digba: On Motherhood, Perfection, and the Coveted 'Creative Flow'

<p>In this episode, Andrea sits down with screenwriter Joan Digba to talk about how we can use storytelling to explore complex emotional and social questions, like how the idea that striving for perfection, especially in parenting, can come at a cost. Joan shares how her work engages with the Black experience, including themes of adultification and identity, and how becoming a parent has shaped the way she writes. We discuss our shifts in writing habits after motherhood and how important it is to be able to take advantage of nap times and to enter that creative flow state as quickly as possible.</p>

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April 2, 2026

The Details

<p>In this episode, Andrea reflects on a simple game with her toddler that lends itself to a deeper meditation on happiness, mortality, and the emotional weight of motherhood. As she navigates sleepless nights, financial pressure, and creativity, she confronts the question: what does it mean to be happy in tumultuous times?</p>

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March 24, 2026

Leesa Dean: On Motherhood, Baby Jail, and Protecting Your Writing Life

<p>In this episode, Andrea meets with award-winning multi-genre writer, editor, and teacher Leesa Dean to talk about writing in the early days of motherhood, including the experience Leesa describes as “baby jail,” where she found herself physically attached to her baby while maintaining a creative practice (aka finishing a manuscript!). Leesa shares how becoming a mom reshaped her relationship to writing, deepened her sense of purpose, and pushed her work in new directions. They discuss the importance of protecting creative time, the reality that no one else will do it for you, and how learning to set boundaries is essential to sustaining a writing life.</p>

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Narrative-driven non-fiction pieces about writing and parenting.

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