Liz Tigelaar

[ If ] you say you want to get stuff done, ask a bunch of moms, they will get [ it ] done and it will get done quickly.

I know we're just gon na crush it and get s ** t done and bring so much to it because we're moms, we get to have complex mothers who aren't only defined by motherhood, but who motherhood is such a central aspect of who they are at this point in their lives. And that it does, of course, inform everything they do, just like it influences everything we do. So it's exciting.

I mean you can imagine a world where female writers aren't saying,' Oh, I have to ovulate during hiatus,' it would be nice to imagine a world where that wasn't such a huge deal because there were things in place to help you do that while you're doing your job, and why shouldn't there be that for women ?

I didn't want to not disclose I was pregnant, but at the same time, I was so early-pregnant that I didn't know if it was going to kind of stick, and I didn't want to obviously not get the job because I was pregnant. There was kind of a lot of angst with that, I guess.