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New Podcast Launches to Connect and Empower Fairfield County Mothers
The Mama's Village Podcast - CT Creates Community Hub for Local Moms Seeking Connection, Resources, and Support
Fairfield County, CT – September 13, 2025 – The Mama's Village Podcast - CT has officially launched, offering Fairfield County mothers a dedicated platform to connect, share experiences, and discover the resources that make motherhood not just survivable, but extraordinary.
Hosted by Abby Hartley, a local mother who understands the unique challenges and opportunities of raising a family in Fairfield County, the podcast addresses topics specifically relevant to the area's diverse community of parents. Each episode features authentic conversations between women who share practical wisdom, emotional support, and insider knowledge about navigating life in one of Connecticut's most dynamic regions.
"Motherhood can feel isolating, especially when you're trying to figure out everything from the best pediatricians to the digital well being of your tween," said Abby Hartley, creator and host of The Mama's Village Podcast - CT. "We created this podcast to be the village that so many of us are missing – a place where Fairfield County moms can find both the practical tips and emotional support we all need."
The podcast's unique focus on local resources sets it apart from other parenting podcasts. Episodes regularly feature discussions about hidden gems throughout Fairfield County, from family-friendly restaurants with excellent kids' menus to lesser-known parks perfect for birthday parties. Listeners can expect to discover local treasures they never knew existed, along with tried-and-tested tips from mothers who have navigated similar challenges.
Recent episode topics have included Social Emotional tips and tricks, 5 ways to bulletproof your marriage and if “gentle parenting” is the right parenting strategy for your family. The podcast also addresses universal challenges in motherhood through a local lens, discussing everything from work-life balance to managing mom guilt with the specific context of Fairfield County's unique social and economic landscape.
"What makes our podcast special is that we're not just talking about motherhood in general – we're talking about motherhood here, in our communities," explained Hartley. "When we recommend a great family activity, it's something you can actually drive to this weekend. When we discuss school challenges, we're talking about districts our listeners know. That local connection makes all the difference."
The Mama's Village Podcast - CT releases new episodes weekly and is available on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Podbean and Youtube.. The show welcomes guests from throughout Fairfield County to share their stories, expertise, and local knowledge.
Beyond the podcast, The Mama's Village - CT is building a broader community through social media engagement and local meetups, creating opportunities for listeners to connect in person and extend the conversations beyond the digital space.
For Fairfield County mothers seeking connection, practical advice, and a supportive community that truly understands their daily reality, The Mama's Village Podcast - CT offers a weekly dose of wisdom, warmth, and local insight.
About The Mama's Village Podcast - CT The Mama's Village Podcast - CT is a weekly podcast created by and for Fairfield County mothers. The show focuses on building community, sharing local resources, and providing practical support to help mothers thrive in their parenting journey. By combining universal parenting wisdom with hyperlocal knowledge, the podcast serves as a digital village for one of Connecticut's most vibrant communities. New episodes drop every Friday at 8:30am.
Contact Information: Abby Hartley, The Mama's Village Podcast - CT Email: [email protected] Phone: 914-602-9408
Website: https://themamasvillagepodcastct.podbean.com/
Social Media: @TheMamasvillagepodcastofCT