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Parents Who Think

Danusia Malina-Derben

Companion to the Parents who Think debate podcast. Dedicated to intelligent discussion, diverse perspectives, fun personal stories, provocative interviews, and discussions of hot-button issues. Everyone who cares about parenting and the future welcome.

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no heroine shizzle

Last weekend, in a fit of god-knows-why because my week was crammed, I said yes to a (5 minute max) audio challenge put out by for her Substack Sound Circle. She’s a ballsy talent who is setting bi-weekly themes and whoever says “hell yeah...

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  • Danusia Malina-Derben

    DAY JOB ~ Advising Senior Leaders in FTSE 100/250 boardrooms | NIGHT JOB ~ Hosting + Producing Podcasts + Writing Books | 24/7 ~ Mother of 10 children ♥️

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