Amanda Ducach's guest appearances

Amanda Ducach

Alabama's Morning News with JT

Heart Stock Radio Podcast

Bloomdaddy On Demand

Houston Innovators Podcast

Fight For Brilliance with Justin Keller

Call Me CEO

Giving Kredit

Janice Dean

Tim Hoch

Liz Harrington

Paul Miller

Spencer O'Leary

Rob Weinhold

Michael Lewis

Dave Ray

Eben Brown

Kim Muench

Rachel Sutherland

Jay Ratliff

Darryl Stinson

Lindsey Graham

Alex del Carmen

OwlTail

Amanda Ducach is the founder of Social Mama, a Houston-based company looking to connect women to improve the isolated and lonely journey that is motherhood. Launching originally as a social platform, Amanda shares how she’s gearing up for a total rebrand and launch of a whole new product — one that’s focused holistically on women’s health and wellness from fertility to menopause.

Episode 138 - From social platform to femtech AI - Amanda Ducach of SocialMama

Amanda Ducach believes that women are empowered through networking and connections; she created SocialMama to connect mothers for this very purpose.  Amanda is a former sales executive and serial entrepreneur, with a background in the multicultural and technology industry.  Amanda holds an MBA in leadership, and currently resides with her son and husband in Houston, TX.

Amanda Ducach believes that women are empowered through networking and connections; she created SocialMama to connect mothers for this very purpose.  Amanda is a former sales executive and serial entrepreneur, with a background in the multicultural and technology industry.  Amanda holds an MBA in leadership, and currently resides with her son and husband in Houston, TX.

Meet Amanda Ducach, Founder/ CEO of Social Mama

Amanda is the CEO of Social Mama, which is an app that matches like-minded mothers for friendship and support. Social Mama does this through profile matching that enables women to connect organically for friendship and by facilitating support through experts (OBGYNs, Therapists, and more) that live on the app. Social Mama is an ecosystem with no judgement &amp; and an inclusive vibe. Amanda shares the story of her enterprise on this episode of Heart Stock Radio. Heart Stock Radio is a production of KBMF 102.5 and underwritten by Purse for the People 

Amanda is the CEO of <a href="https://www.socialmama.us/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Social Mama</a>, which is an app that matches like-minded mothers for friendship and support. Social Mama does this through profile matching that enables women to connect organically for friendship and by facilitating support through experts (OBGYNs, Therapists, and more) that live on the app. Social Mama is an ecosystem with no judgement &amp; and an inclusive vibe. Amanda shares the story of her enterprise on this episode of Heart Stock Radio. Heart Stock Radio is a production of KBMF 102.5 and underwritten by Purse for the People

Amanda Ducach CEO of Social Mama

'DOOM SCROLLING': SURVEY FINDS SOCIAL MEDIA USERS CHANGING HABITS BECAUSE OF RISING TENSIONSAre you caught in a downward spiral of Doomscrolling? Do you find yourself feasting on a steady diet of doom-and-gloom news?  Founder of Social Mama APP is an expert on digital trends as well as understanding digital behavior AMANDA DUCACH During this unprecedented time in our country, new research shows our social media habits are changing. The pandemic, politics and race relations have increased tensions around the country.  A new survey from The Ohio State University* Wexner Medical Center finds more than half of Americans (56%) have changed their social media habits because of tensions surrounding current events.  "There's another shift of people doing what we call 'doom scrolling,' like looking for the worst stories out there and binging on doom stories. It is the current social equivalent to watching a train wreck," said Dr. Kenneth Yeager, the director of the Stress, Trauma and Resilience (STAR) Program at The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center.  About 20% of people surveyed said they have taken social media breaks.  Dr. Yeager said while you cannot control what is online, you can limit your exposure. "If you're feeling agitated, frustrated, stop, step away from social media, engage in activities outside, maybe with your children or family, maybe helping others in the community," Dr. Yeager said.  Andrea Koder spends a few hours on social media every day, but recently she's noticed a change in what she's seeing.  "A lot of fear and worry and skepticism and pessimism and that kind of thing. Not a whole lot of hope and, you know, good stuff, so I think there's just been a lot of animosity," she said.

'DOOM SCROLLING': SURVEY FINDS SOCIAL MEDIA USERS CHANGING HABITS BECAUSE OF RISING TENSIONS Are you caught in a downward spiral of Doomscrolling? Do you find yourself feasting on a steady diet of doom-and-gloom news? Founder of Social Mama APP is an expert on digital trends as well as understanding digital behavior AMANDA DUCACH During this unprecedented time in our country, new research shows our social media habits are changing. The pandemic, politics and race relations have increased tensions around the country. A new survey from The Ohio State University* Wexner Medical Center finds more than half of Americans (56%) have changed their social media habits because of tensions surrounding current events. "There's another shift of people doing what we call 'doom scrolling,' like looking for the worst stories out there and binging on doom stories. It is the current social equivalent to watching a train wreck," said Dr. Kenneth Yeager, the director of the Stress, Trauma and Resilience (STAR) Program at The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center. About 20% of people surveyed said they have taken social media breaks. Dr. Yeager said while you cannot control what is online, you can limit your exposure. "If you're feeling agitated, frustrated, stop, step away from social media, engage in activities outside, maybe with your children or family, maybe helping others in the community," Dr. Yeager said. Andrea Koder spends a few hours on social media every day, but recently she's noticed a change in what she's seeing. "A lot of fear and worry and skepticism and pessimism and that kind of thing. Not a whole lot of hope and, you know, good stuff, so I think there's just been a lot of animosity," she said.

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Wendy Patrick

Bloomdaddy Hour 2 pt 1 8-19-20 Amanda Ducach - Digital Trends Expert, Wendy Patrick - Legal Analyst

Amanda Ducach has been juggling leading her startup, entertaining her toddler, and caring for the rest of her family — and she is not alone. SocialMama, which just launched a new expert program that allows users access to health care professionals, exist to help support and connect moms — especially in the time of the COVID-19 crisis.

Episode 29 - Amanda Ducach - Founder and CEO of SocialMama

In this episode, Co-founder &amp; CEO of SocialMama Amanda Ducach sits down and talks about what this season has been like for her as a mother, wife, and entrepreneur. She shares the struggles she's faced and quick adjustments that her company has had to make to serve moms through this season better. She talks about the opportunity that exists to create meaningful connections digitally as moms and as a company.SocialMama is an app that connects moms based on where they are at and the unique needs they have. (https://www.socialmama.us). Through the Covid-19 crisis, SocialMama's goal is to provide the support &amp; resources mother's need to combat isolation by connecting moms to other moms and medical and mental experts. Download the app: shorturl.at/fjtEWConnect with SocialMama: https://www.socialmama.us. | instagram.com/socialmamaapp | fb.com/socialmamaapp Connect with Amanda: instagram.com/amandaducachConnect with Justin: instagram.com/kellerthinks | twitter.com/kellerthinks | fb.com/kellerthinks | Circlefifty.com 

In this episode, Co-founder &amp; CEO of SocialMama Amanda Ducach sits down and talks about what this season has been like for her as a mother, wife, and entrepreneur. She shares the struggles she's faced and quick adjustments that her company has had to make to serve moms through this season better. She talks about the opportunity that exists to create meaningful connections digitally as moms and as a company.SocialMama is an app that connects moms based on where they are at and the unique needs they have. (<a href="https://www.socialmama.us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.socialmama.us</a>). Through the Covid-19 crisis, SocialMama's goal is to provide the support &amp; resources mother's need to combat isolation by connecting moms to other moms and medical and mental experts. Download the app: <a href="http://shorturl.at/fjtEW" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">shorturl.at/fjtEW</a>Connect with SocialMama: <a href="https://www.socialmama.us" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.socialmama.us</a>. | <a href="http://instagram.com/socialmamaapp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/socialmamaapp</a> | <a href="http://fb.com/socialmamaapp" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fb.com/socialmamaapp</a> Connect with Amanda: <a href="http://instagram.com/amandaducach" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/amandaducach</a>Connect with Justin: <a href="http://instagram.com/kellerthinks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">instagram.com/kellerthinks</a> | <a href="http://twitter.com/kellerthinks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">twitter.com/kellerthinks</a> | <a href="http://fb.com/kellerthinks" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">fb.com/kellerthinks</a> | <a href="http://Circlefifty.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Circlefifty.com</a>