Motherwear Podcast: Heather Cushman-Dowdee, creator of Hathor the Cowgoddess.
Welcome to another Motherwear Podcast! My guest for this recording is Heather Cushman-Dowdee, creator of Hathor the Cowgoddess, shown to the left nursing and drawing in her kitchen.
This was a very fun interview. I got to ask Heather about how she draws, the inspiration for Hathor, and the time she baked breastmilk bread with 150 college students. Bonus knock-knock joke at the end!
This one is a bit long, but I just couldn't bear to edit it down more. It was such a fun and interesting conversation.
You can listen right here using the player below, or download it.
Heather's new book, Hathor's Zines, Slings, and Do-it-Yourself Things, (cover to the left) is now available for pre-order!
Be sure to check out a few past posts featuring Hathor:
The Zoops (video)
Hathor on covering up to nurse in public
Hathor on Applebee's breastfeeding policy
And more podcasts are here.
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Can I just say that my two-year-old's new favorite word is "beautiful" and she says it just like in the cartoon. It is such a beautiful thing and makes me smile everytime.
Posted by: EllenRebekah | March 03, 2008 at 09:47 AM
i love hathor! thanks so much for letting us hear her. viva breastfeeding! viva healthy happy attached breastfed babies!! i have one v contented one napping now - yes, tummy full of breastmilk.
Posted by: Barbara | March 04, 2008 at 02:49 PM
I am a big Hathor fan. I can't get the download link to work for me though and I want to be able to listen to it on my zune. Can anybody fix the link? I did get to hear some of it from the player above and I'm eager to hear the rest. Thanks!
Posted by: Jeanette | March 04, 2008 at 03:22 PM
The download link should work now. Thanks for letting me know it wasn't working!
- Tanya
Posted by: tanya@motherwearblog | March 04, 2008 at 04:10 PM
I just love Hathor! She is such an inspiration and one of my parnenting heros. Thanks for the podcast.
Posted by: Jennifer | March 04, 2008 at 04:53 PM