"The Juggling Act," produced by The Telegraph and hosted by Claire Newell, is a candid interview podcast exploring the realities of working motherhood. Each episode features intimate conversations with high-profile guests—celebrities, chief executives, and politicians—who share personal, often vulnerable stories about balancing career demands with raising children. Topics range from practical parenting hacks and breastfeeding tips to deeper discussions on mental health, anxiety, financial struggle, and the emotional toll of returning to work after childbirth. The tone blends warmth and honesty with journalistic depth, tackling both lighthearted tips (like fussy-eater solutions) and serious issues such as postpartum breakdowns and single parenting on a budget. Designed for working parents—especially mothers—the show offers relatable advice, expert insight, and reassurance that no one navigates the "juggling act" alone. Its mix of celebrity access and authentic vulnerability sets it apart from typical parenting podcasts, appealing to listeners interested in family life, workplace equality, and personal resilience.
"The Juggling Act," produced by The Telegraph and hosted by Claire Newell, is a candid interview podcast exploring the realities of working motherhood. Each episode features intimate conversations with high-profile guests—celebrities, chief executives, and politicians—who share personal, often vulnerable stories about balancing career demands with raising children. Topics range from practical parenting hacks and breastfeeding tips to deeper discussions on mental health, anxiety, financial struggle, and the emotional toll of returning to work after childbirth. The tone blends warmth and honesty with journalistic depth, tackling both lighthearted tips (like fussy-eater solutions) and serious issues such as postpartum breakdowns and single parenting on a budget. Designed for working parents—especially mothers—the show offers relatable advice, expert insight, and reassurance that no one navigates the "juggling act" alone. Its mix of celebrity access and authentic vulnerability sets it apart from typical parenting podcasts, appealing to listeners interested in family life, workplace equality, and personal resilience.
