John Michael Finley is a stage and film actor who made his debut on Broadway in Les Mis. He played Elder Cunningham in The Book of Mormon in the West End and was also involved in the Broadway production of the same show. He made his film debut in 2018 in the film I can Only Imagine, playing opposite Dennis Quaid and Kyriaki had the pleasure of being in his new film, The Faith of Angels which debuted in 2024. When he’s not dazzling audiences with his acting and incredible singing, he is a stay at home dad. He shares the highs, lows and discomforts of staying at home as a man. Listen in!

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If you have ever been a SAHM (Stay-at-Home-Mom) you know how exhausting and rewarding it can be to be the go-to person for the whole family. On today's brand new episode of the denmother podcast, Guest Kristy White shares the highs and lows of being a SAHM and the mindset that keeps her going.

And please consider donating to Kristy's newest cause, running the NYC Marathon to raise money for Keep a Child Alive (KCA) an organization dedicated to helping children & their families in parts of Africa & Asia who are suffering from HIV/AIDS. Donate here: https://teamkca2024nyc.gofundraise.com/page/Kristy-14820700

What does the Postpartum period look like in other countries? What can we learn from moms who are refugees and what can they learn from us? On today's brand new episode of the denmother podcast, Jennica Anusua Galloway shares insights from her travels and work all over the world.

Jennica Anusua has a Bachelor’s of Science in Psychology and International Health and a Masters of Health Science with a focus in Global Mental Health from John Hopkins University. She specializes in working with survivors of complex trauma and in violence prevention and is focused on family and community level healing for C-PTSD, anxiety and depression and how to live healthy lives after abuse. Her work has included development of a mental and emotional health support group for Perinatal and Postpartum moms, specifically for refugee women. She has done maternal intervention work both locally and internationally under grants and with the International Rescue Committee and University of Utah. A lot of the work she’s done focuses on healthy attachment and healing in the family setting and she is passionate about helping people find healthy spaces to thrive.

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