In this engaging discussion, Sarah Hoover, author of "The Motherload: Episodes From the Brink of Motherhood," shares her harrowing experiences as a young mom. She highlights the vulnerabilities and challenges of motherhood, weaving in personal stories that resonate deeply. Sarah also explores the fascinating parallels between the art and fashion worlds, delving into collaborations and the impact of social media. Tune in for insights on motherhood, mental health, and the ever-evolving landscapes of art and fashion.

Sarah Hoover, author of 'The Motherload,' shares her poignant journey through motherhood, grappling with identity crises and postpartum depression. She delves into the intricacies of mother-daughter dynamics while interweaving her experiences within the vibrant New York art scene. With humor, she confronts the emotional turbulence of pregnancy and the significance of honest storytelling in memoir writing. Hoover's reflections illuminate the universal struggles of motherhood, emphasizing the need for support and the transformative nature of sharing one's narrative.

Sarah Hoover, former Gagosian gallery director turned writer, discusses postpartum depression, feminism in art history, the medical-industrial complex, and the history of women's healthcare. She also gives a glimpse into her upcoming memoir, Motherload. The podcast covers topics such as lack of support during childbirth, complex emotions of pregnancy, traumatic childbirth experiences, postpartum depression, and the changing perception of education.