Mompreneurs Making Moves

The Mompreneurs Making Moves podcast, hosted by Amariah Murdock, is a go-to resource for ambitious moms who are balancing family, entrepreneurship, and personal growth. Each episode spotlights inspiring mompreneurs who share unfiltered stories, practical business strategies, and mindset tools to help listeners thrive on their own terms. The podcast offers real talk about the wins and challenges of growing a business while raising a family, making it perfect for moms ready to take bold steps in both motherhood and entrepreneurship. Amariah, founder of an elite executive operations assistant agency and a leadership speaker, brings a community-focused and encouraging approach to the show, empowering moms to celebrate small victories and create the life and business they deserve.

Mompreneurs Making Moves is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 34 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Mompreneurs Making Moves, a business show with 34 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  Stepping Into Your CEO Era

  Aug 12, 202624 min

  When life handed her chaos, Rachel built a company. As a newly single mom of toddlers with zero safety net, she transformed necessity into a thriving, sustainable business — and learned the secrets to scaling without burning out. In this episode, we dive deep into what it really takes to step out of “hobby mode” and into your power as a CEO. Rachel shares hard-earned lessons on leading with strategy (not emotion), investing in yourself like a real asset, embracing risk, and rejecting busywork disguised as productivity. Whether you’re trying to grow profit, reclaim time, or finally see yourself as the CEO your business needs, Rachel’s story is the empowering blueprint mompreneurs everywhere need right now. Connect with Rachel https://www.linkedin.com/in/coachrachelleigh/

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  Episode #33

  She Left Fortune 500 Consulting to Fix the Loneliest Part of Motherhood

  Aug 5, 202628 min

  When Jiemi Gao became a mother in March 2020 — the exact week the world shut down — the high-performing Fortune 500 consultant she'd spent a decade building herself into collided head-on with the overwhelmed, identity-shaken new mom she suddenly was. That collision had a name she didn't know yet: matrescence. After burnout, a second baby, and the slow realization that millions of women were quietly drowning in the same "having it all" myth, Jiemi walked away from corporate strategy work to solve the problem herself. She founded Nori — not another app to scroll, but an actual support network with 1:1 mentoring, peer groups, and real community for moms who are tired of pretending they're fine. In this episode, Jiemi unpacks the identity crash no one warns you about, why she's building "anti-social-media" community on purpose, what it's really like bootstrapping as a solo, non-technical founder, and how she's turning empathy into an actual business model.

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  Episode #32

  The Motherhood Miracle: From Infertility to International Anthem — How One Mompreneur Found Her Voice, and Inspired Thousands

  Jul 29, 202624 min

  Hey friends — Amariah here! This week on Mompreneurs Making Moves, I had the honor of sitting down with Brittneye Williams, a recording artist and the owner of the label and podcast Artists Manifesto. For ten years, Brittneye was told she couldn't conceive. Then came the miracle birth of her twin daughters — and with it, an unexpected rebirth of her music, her art, and her voice. Her song "Let Loose" has since become an anthem for millennial moms around the world who are reclaiming their identity beyond motherhood. In our conversation, Brittneye opened up about the emotional whiplash of infertility to miracle twins, what it really means to rediscover yourself after kids, and how she protects space for creativity while being a mom, a wife, and an artist. If you've ever felt like motherhood put your dreams on pause, this one will remind you they were never gone — just waiting. Tune in to the full episode now on your favorite podcast platform — and don't forget to share it with another mompreneur who needs to hear her dreams aren't over, they're just getting started. Connect with Brittneye: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/brittneye/the-pisces-2/

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  Episode #31

  How Moms Are Quietly Building Profitable Businesses During Nap Time

  Jul 22, 202624 min

  Hey friends — Amariah here! This week on Mompreneurs Making Moves, I sat down with Jenny Suneson, founder of Moms Make Money Collective, where she teaches moms how to build profitable service-based businesses in 20 hours or less. Jenny's approach skips the burnout playbook entirely — no big teams, no social media dependency, no grinding for likes. Instead, she helps moms grow their businesses quietly, strategically, and on their own timeline using podcasting as a core visibility strategy. In our conversation, we talked about what it really looks like to build "momentum in the margins" — growing a business during nap time, school pickup windows, and every other fragmented pocket of a mom's day — and why sustainable growth often looks nothing like what social media tells us success should look like. Tune in to the full episode now on your favorite podcast platform — and share it with a mompreneur who needs to hear that 20 hours a week is enough. Connect with Jenny: momsmakemoneycollective.com | https://www.instagram.com/jenny.suneson/

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  Episode #30

  From Living Room Swap to National Franchise: How Rhea Lana Built a Business That Empowers Moms Everywhere

  Jul 15, 202622 min

  Hey friends — Amariah here! This week on Mompreneurs Making Moves, I sat down with Rhea Lana Riner, CEO and Founder of Rhea Lana's Children's Consignment Events, a national franchise with 120 locations across 26 states. What started as a simple clothing swap in Rhea Lana's living room in 1997 has grown into a multi-million-dollar company — all while keeping motherhood, family, and community at its core. Rhea Lana has spent decades mentoring thousands of women into entrepreneurship, helping them grow personally, professionally, and spiritually along the way. In our conversation, Rhea Lana shared the moment that turned a living room gathering into a scalable business, what she's learned about navigating different seasons of motherhood without losing herself, and what "success" really means to her after 35 years of marriage, three grown kids, and five grandchildren. This episode is a heartfelt roadmap for any woman ready to grow boldly into her next chapter. Tune in to the full episode now on your favorite podcast platform — and share it with a mompreneur who's ready to step into her next season with courage. Connect with Rhea Lana: rhealana.com/podcast | IG @rhealanas | https://www.facebook.com/rhealana.riner | https://www.linkedin.com/in/rhea-lana-riner-84874035/

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