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This Is How We Care

Emily Race-Newmark

Booking Overview

Interview-led parenting and caregiving show focused on communal care, motherhood, child wellbeing, and building resilient communities, typically featuring external authors, educators, activists, and specialized practitioners. Credible pitches include parenting researchers, maternal-health and mental-health professionals, child-safety experts, community-care organizers, and authors with practical frameworks; booking difficulty is low because the show favors accessible subject-matter experts over celebrity-level guests.

Metrics

Episodes: 92

Frequency: Monthly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Gender skew: Female

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 23 subscribers

Instagram: 1.2k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

emily@founding-mothers.com

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Host

Emily Race-Newmark - Host and creator focused on caregiving, communal care, motherhood, parenting, and building supportive communities for children and families.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Authors, educators, activists, psychologists, researchers, and practitioners with established expertise in parenting, motherhood, mental health, child safety, caregiving, community resilience, or collective care.
Required Achievements:  
Published books or recognized frameworks, Specialized professional practice, Educational or advocacy leadership, Relevant community-based programs or resources

Recent Guest Discussions

David Jay - The Loneliness Epidemic, Relational Agency, Non-romantic Relationships, Three-parent Families, Male Loneliness, And Building Relational Communities.

N. Oumou Sylla - Communal Care, Mental-health Crisis Response, Collective Care, Burnout, Community-based Support, And Modeling Care For Children.

Dr. Sophie Brock - The Perfect Mother Myth, Mom Guilt, Maternal Isolation, Self-surveillance, Mother Blame, And Empowering Mothers Through Resistance And Agency.

Summer Starr - Community Resilience, Disaster Preparation, Polycrisis Response, Sovereignty, And Practical Preparedness For Caregivers.

Kailea Loften - Disaster-resilient Communities, Community Preparedness, Polycrisis Response, And Centering Children, Mothers, And Caregivers In Disaster Preparation.

Recent Topics

Parenting, Caregiving, Community Care, Motherhood, Child Safety

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
This Is How We Care
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92: How We Turn Loneliness into Relational Agency with David Jay

September 30, 2026

Imagine there are two paths ahead of us: one, a lonely future, and the other, a relational one. Which would you choose? In this conversation with David Jay— activist, community builder, and author of the book “Relationality”—we examine what’s been contributing to the “loneliness epidemic” and how we can steer towards a “relational future” instead. We discuss:How his experience as an asexual man helped him imagine a world beyond romantic relationships— and what that can offer to all of us...

91: How We Become Fluent In Radical Communal Care with Oumou Sylla

September 10, 2026

Emily Race-Newmark sits down with N. Oumou Sylla — creator of “Radical Mental Health First Aid”, an anti-carceral, consent-centered approach to responding to mental health crisis — to explore what it looks like when an entire community becomes fluent in care.Moving away from the concept of “communal care” and into the practical, we explore real-life scenarios and challenges that can come up, including:How to respond to a mental health crisis unfolding in front of you with a strangerNavigating...

90: How We Break Free From The Perfect Mother Myth with Dr. Sophie Brock

August 18, 2026

Emily sits down with Dr. Sophie Brock to unpack the deep social forces that shape motherhood, getting to the root of why so many mothers today experience "mom guilt", "feeling trapped", and "undervalued" in their motherhood identity. Sophie shares some of the key frameworks that shape her motherhood studies work, in an offering to understand and ultimately liberate mothers from the ways in which society and culture are limiting their experience. This is a powerful conversation for mothers to ...

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Frequently asked questions

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This Is How We Care
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How do I get in touch with This Is How We Care?

This Is How We Care is hosted by Emily Race-Newmark. Its publicly listed email is emily@founding-mothers.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for This Is How We Care?

The publicly listed email for This Is How We Care: emily@founding-mothers.com.

How many listeners does This Is How We Care have?

Podseeker estimates This Is How We Care reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for This Is How We Care?

This Is How We Care typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Authors, educators, activists, psychologists, researchers, and practitioners with established expertise in parenting, motherhood, mental health, child safety, caregiving, community resilience, or collective care. Common among recent guests: Published books or recognized frameworks; Specialized professional practice; Educational or advocacy leadership. Recent guests include David Jay, N. Oumou Sylla, and Dr. Sophie Brock.

How hard is it to get booked on This Is How We Care?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does This Is How We Care cover?

Recent episodes cover Parenting, Caregiving, Community Care, Motherhood, and Child Safety. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

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