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Can’t Call Your Mom with Nicole Weston

Nicole Weston

Booking Overview

This interview podcast focuses on women navigating mother loss, grief, motherhood, leadership, and identity, with external guests typically including grief professionals, coaches, authors, educators, and founders who bring both expertise and relevant lived experience. Credible pitches include bereavement and trauma specialists, maternal mental-health or neurodiversity educators, authors addressing complicated loss, and women entrepreneurs who have integrated grief into their work; booking difficulty is likely low.

Metrics

Episodes: 98

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Female

Listener location: Canada

Instagram: 6.7k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@nicoleweston.ca

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Host

Nicole Weston - Nicole Weston is a transformational life coach, mother, wife, business owner, and motherless mother focused on helping women navigate grief, identity, motherhood, and ambition after losing their mo...

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Grief workers, therapists or social workers, trauma and neurodiversity educators, transformational coaches, authors, community founders, and women entrepreneurs with credible expertise or direct lived experience of complicated parental loss.
Required Achievements:  
Founding a coaching, education, community, or support organization, Publishing or developing a book about grief, trauma, identity, or personal transformation, Professional credentials in social work, coaching, neurodiversity, trauma, or related support fields, Building a business while navigating significant personal loss

Recent Guest Discussions

Dori Zener - ADHD, Neurodivergence, Executive Functioning, Delayed Grief, Rejection Sensitivity, And Self-compassion After Maternal Loss.

Erin Kent - Grief Isolation, Caregiving, Good-girl Conditioning, Complicated Mother-daughter Dynamics, And Community-based Mourning Support.

Karli Corandos - Parental Addiction, Complex Grief, Inner-child Integration, Trauma, And Transforming Personal Loss Through Memoir And Creative Work.

Colleen McKay - Parental Loss, Grief While Running A Business, Founder Resilience, Business Continuity, And Integrating Grief Into Leadership.

Recent Topics

Mother Loss, Grief, Motherhood, Entrepreneurship

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Can’t Call Your Mom with Nicole Weston
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The Motherless Experience: Healing Grief and Discovering Your Inner Light with Laura May

August 28, 2026

"I had been trained very well to look after other people, so I remember actually deciding to find somebody to save, because I hadn't been able to save my mom. We have to learn that the light isn't outside of us—it’s coming from inside our body out."Being a motherless daughter changes the very architecture of how you navigate relationships. For many, the early loss of a parent—especially one whose presence was complicated by addiction or neglect—sets off a lifelong, unconscio...

More Than Just "Motherless": Integrating Your Grief and Leading with Your Inner Life Force with Laura May

August 26, 2026

"I had been trained very well to look after other people, so I remember actually deciding to find somebody to save, because I hadn't been able to save my mom. We have to learn that the light isn't outside of us—it’s coming from inside our body out."Being a motherless daughter changes the very architecture of how you navigate relationships. For many, the early loss of a parent—especially one whose presence was complicated by addiction or neglect—sets off a lifelong, unconscious pattern of "car...

Why Grief Feels Harder with ADHD: Finding Your Rhythm in Motherhood with Dori Zener

August 19, 2026

"Grief is the ultimate rejection sensitivity experience. When unexpected loss uproots your life, it dismantles the high-functioning executive systems you spent decades masking behind."Receiving a late-in-life ADHD diagnosis at age 36 can feel like a sudden breath of fresh air, yet it often triggers a secondary, unvoiced wave of grief over missed childhood support. For high-achieving women, entrepreneurs, and mothers, a neurodivergent brain relies on rigid internal systems to stay afloat. When...

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