
Host Katherine Byrne sits down with Deborah Singer, Chief Marketing Officer of Moms First, to break down why affordable child care and paid family leave remain urgent economic priorities for American workers. They examine Singer’s career path from Google and Girls Who Code to leading national cultural shifts for families. Singer shares how the groundbreaking documentary No Country for Mothers proves that child care costs crushing household budgets aren’t personal failures. She exposes the political tactics that pit working mothers against stay-at-home mothers while starving basic care infrastructure. Katherine and Deborah map out how executive leaders and community advocates can build broad coalitions to demand bold federal policy investment. This conversation provides an honest look at how cultural storytelling builds real leverage for working women across the country.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Visit katherinebyrne.com
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