The OMG Moments of Motherhood with April Hanrahan
35 min
When Dana Wiker had a baby, she felt like she lost who she was. Even though there was a lot of joy involved, new motherhood was hard to navigate. Until she decided to train for the Chicago Marathon in 2023. She started this podcast out of a need to talk with other moms about their postpartum experiences. She found running was a common theme among practices that helped new moms. So Mother Runner was born. In this episode, Dana explores her running history - what's the first race that started it all? Join her as she explores her story along with special guest, April Hanrahan. Do you have a postpartum story to share? Email us at motherrunnerpod@gmail.com Guest Our guest, April Hanrahan, is a long time runner, a mom of three, a running coach and a B2B media podcast host (https://www.youtube.com/@JoelAprilPodcast). April goes way beyond running to talk about how journaling, FIT4MOM (https://fit4mom.com/) and getting outside helped her through postpartum. Find Us Online - website: danawiker.com - patreon: patreon.com/motherrunnerpodcast - instagram: instagram.com/motherrunnerpodcast Credits: Creator & Host: Dana Wiker Podcast Art: Cristina Lalli About Us Exploring what happens when a mother feels lost postpartum...and she decides to train for a marathon. Hosted by Dana Wiker, this podcast explores the gray area of postpartum that's not talked about a lot; identity loss and how running can bring us back to ourselves. Join Dana as she sits down with a different mother runner each episode to talk about all things postpartum, running, and how we make time to care for ourselves.