If you have ever crushed a client call in the school pickup line, reheated your coffee three times before drinking it, or cried in the pantry between Zoom meetings, welcome. You have found your people.
Write That Down is the podcast for women who are building careers and raising kids while trying to remember who they are in the process.
Hosted by Megan Kalbach, CEO of K Marketing Co. and mom of two, and Casey Gavey, photographer, marketing specialist, and newly single mom re-entering the workforce, this show is your permission slip to be raw, real, and a little unhinged in the best way.
We are not podcast experts. We are two moms figuring it out as we go. Juggling proposals and youth sports schedules, celebrating wins, surviving meltdowns, and Googling quick and healthy dinner ideas between it all.
If you are running on a caramel macchiato and counting down to a martini, pour yourself one and let’s do this.
Laugh with us. Cry with us. Build something with us. Because between the pitch decks and homework, we are all just trying to write our own story one messy, beautiful chapter at a time.
If you have ever crushed a client call in the school pickup line, reheated your coffee three times before drinking it, or cried in the pantry between Zoom meetings, welcome. You have found your people.
Write That Down is the podcast for women who are building careers and raising kids while trying to remember who they are in the process.
Hosted by Megan Kalbach, CEO of K Marketing Co. and mom of two, and Casey Gavey, photographer, marketing specialist, and newly single mom re-entering the workforce, this show is your permission slip to be raw, real, and a little unhinged in the best way.
We are not podcast experts. We are two moms figuring it out as we go. Juggling proposals and youth sports schedules, celebrating wins, surviving meltdowns, and Googling quick and healthy dinner ideas between it all.
If you are running on a caramel macchiato and counting down to a martini, pour yourself one and let’s do this.
Laugh with us. Cry with us. Build something with us. Because between the pitch decks and homework, we are all just trying to write our own story one messy, beautiful chapter at a time.
