Erin and Tam discuss "By Proxy Hobbies" - how their self-care activities have evolved since becoming mothers, while prioritizing their own interests and their kids' interests, to find balance in the chaos.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Tam and Erin discuss the concept of arrival happiness fallacy and how it pertains to life and hobbies.Von The Art of Hobbyness

On a special Father's Day edition Tam and Erin finally get their husbands behind the mic to chat about how they navigate finding time for hobbies in between parenting and their careers.Von The Art of Hobbyness

In this episode, Tam and Erin discuss Tam's new hobby - Calligraphy. Tam breaks down the differences between Traditional, Modern, and Faux Calligraphy. And by using the Art of Hobbyness rating system, we learn how Tam REALLY feels about Calligraphy.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Tara Clark, from Modern Mom Probs, joins Erin and Tam to discuss parallel playing with your children, habit stacking to maximize your daily activities, and how hobbies play a key role in self-care. Links: https://modernmomprobs.com/Von The Art of Hobbyness

Erin and Tam dive deeper into their Hidden Hobbies and talk about self love, strength in numbers, and how meaningful this journey is to the both of them.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Erin and Tam interview Dr. Vera Marques. Hailing from the U.K., Vera is a dentist who enjoys a multitude of different hobbies. The ladies explore how to manage multiple hobbies and finding peace with not being perfect in every hobby you pursue.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Erin and Tam discuss the Hobby Gap and the process of discovering your Hidden Hobby.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Tam and Erin discuss criteria to quantify their experiences in their pursuit of a hobby.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Tie Flying, Fly Ties, TIE Fighters... man that's hard to say! Anyway, Tam talks about her new hobby experience.Von The Art of Hobbyness

On this episode Erin dives into the positives and negatives of her Sourdough Era.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Tam and Erin discuss the first hobbies that they will attempt.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Tam and Erin dive deeper into how a millennial woman finds a hobby but also how she finds the line between selfishness and putting her self first.Von The Art of Hobbyness

Are you a millennial mom who’s having an existential crisis? Us too! Follow Erin and Tam, two late 30’s, millennial moms who realized they have put themselves last for far too long and need to redefine who they are. We are on a journey to rediscover ourselves through hobbies, hopefully creating a new chapter prioritizing ourselves while hoping to f…