She spent years believing that becoming a mother could end the career she had worked so hard to build. In the music industry, she had already overcome sexual harassment, self-doubt, and the pressure to prove she belonged. But one honest conversation with another songwriter changed everything.

In this episode of Women and Work, Tiff Randol—composer, producer, vocal artist, and co-founder of Mamas in Music—shares how motherhood transformed not only her career, but also her creativity, priorities, and purpose. She opens up about discovering she was neurodivergent later in life, building a nonprofit while raising a child, and creating the support system she wished had existed for mothers in the music industry.

In this episode:

• Why she once believed motherhood would end her career

• Navigating sexual harassment in the music industry

• Discovering she was neurodivergent as an adult

• Starting a nonprofit for mothers in music

• Balancing creativity, parenting, and entrepreneurship

• Why community matters for working mothers

Has becoming a parent—or another major life change—ever made you better at your work?

Learn more about the Mamas in Music nonprofit at https://www.mamasinmusic.org and check out Tiff’s music at https://www.tiffrandol.com/ or www.iamevemusic.com.

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