The Art of Hobbyness is the go-to podcast for millennial moms looking to reignite creativity and make self-care a priority. Join Erin and Tam each week for fun, relatable conversations around empowering moms to explore new hobbies, find fulfillment beyond the hustle, and embrace happiness through creativity.
Does learning one French phrase count as a hobby? What about one crossword puzzle or watering your plants? We say yes! We’re talking about tiny hobbies and why you don’t need a big block of free time to make space for a little Hobbyness. @theartofhobbyness
Sometimes the best way to experience a place is through a hobby. We’re sharing how hobbies like exploring bookstores, visiting farmers markets, sketching, and photography can help us slow down, explore, and connect with the places we visit. @theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.com
What’s playing in the background can completely change how a hobby feels. From nostalgic playlists to podcasts, audiobooks, ambient sounds, and silence, we’re exploring how the right atmosphere can turn hobby time into a small escape from the everyday. @theartofhobbyness
Sometimes we fall in love with a hobby because someone we love already does. We’re talking about shared interests, borrowed hobbies, and the little traditions that grow when we make time for the things we love together. @theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.com
Welcome to Season 3! We’re reflecting on how hobbies become so much more than pastimes, they build confidence, spark creativity, create community, and often lead us somewhere we never expected.
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From creative experiments to unexpected challenges, Erin & Tam look back on the hobbies that shaped Season 2 and the lessons they’re taking with them.
@theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.comTam shares how an organization hobby unexpectedly led to DIY projects, renovations, and a whole new way to express her creativity. A conversation about following your curiosity and seeing where a hobby takes you.
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From where we started to where we are now, Erin & Tam reflect on how their hobbies (and mindsets) have evolved over the course of the podcast. What’s changed, what surprised them, and what they’d do differently if they were starting today.
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Erin shares what it looked like to revisit camping as a hobby this time with kids in tow. From convincing her husband to go the camper route to what that first trip was really like, it’s a peek into what happens when an old hobby meets mom life. @theartofhobbyness
This Mother’s Day, we’re not talking gifts, we’re talking about what moms actually need. Erin & Tam share why asking for time to explore your own hobbies and interests might be the most meaningful thing you can ask for. @theartofhobbyness
Tam tries latte art and shares what it’s like when a cozy hobby doesn’t come easy but you keep pouring anyway. @theartofhobbyness
Erin & Tam explore a simple idea called the “4 C’s of hobbies” and ask: do our hobbies actually meet all our needs? @theartofhobbyness
Erin reflects on her journey with HYROX and how something physically demanding became a hobby she genuinely enjoys. From sharing the experience with her husband to already looking ahead to the next race, Erin & Tam talk about what it means to be drawn to intensity and how some hobbies leave you wanting more.
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We often talk about choosing hobbies but what about the ones that choose us? Tam opens up about how cooking stepped in during a time of grief and slowly became something more. This conversation explores how hobbies can emerge in unexpected ways, especially in seasons where survival, love, and care quietly shape what we return to each day.
@theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.comErin & Tam celebrate 100 episodes of The Art of Hobbyness by reflecting on how hobbies have shaped their creativity, motherhood, and everyday lives. We share the lessons that surprised us and the encouragement we’d give any mom trying to make space for joy.
@theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.comErin & Tam discuss an article from The New Yorker that asks whether hobbies still fit into modern life. Why can hobbies feel harder to claim as adults and when did they start feeling like something we have to justify? Do We Need Hobbies? New Yorker Article
Spring makes everything feel possible again. Erin & Tam talk about the gentle urge to try something new this time of year and why hobbies can be the easiest place to begin. @theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.com
Erin & Tam dive into a list of unexpected hobbies people are picking up lately. From silent book clubs to mastering one recipe at a time, we explore what makes these hobbies appealing and why niche hobbies are having a moment. “12 Of-The-Moment Hobbies To Try This Year” by Jolie Kerr The Washington Post
Not every hobby season is full of excitement and inspiration. Sometimes hobbies meet us during the harder moments in life, offering a small anchor when everything else feels uncertain. Erin & Tam explore how hobbies can create space for rest, creativity, and processing emotions during difficult seasons, and why having a place to put your feelings can be more powerful than we expect. @theartofhobbyness www.artofhobbyness.com
Millennial moms are great at planning. But what about the hobbies that sneak up on you? Erin & Tam share how a spontaneous kitchen experiment became a reminder not to overthink when trying something new. We explore how saying yes in the moment can bring connection, creativity, and a little spark back into everyday life. @theartofhobbyness
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