• Using Our Words: On Minna Dubin’s “Mom Rage”

    Los Angeles Review of Books

  • My Mom Rage Is a Response to the Avalanche of Worry That Comes With Parenting

    Electric Literature

  • I don't want to be the mom rage lady. But this feels bigger than me: An Interview with Minna Dubin

    Lunch Ticket

  • Starred Review for <em>Mom Rage</em>

  • Review for <em>Mom Rage</em>

  • What is 'Mom Rage' and why do so many parents have it?

    Today

  • Minna Dubin: “Mom rage is a reaction to oppression from society”

    SÁBADO, Portugal

  • Minna Dubin wrote a viral essay, then a book, about 'mom rage.' Here's how she talks about it with her kids.

    Yahoo

  • Motherhood and Taboos: what mothers never had the courage to say

    La Repubblica, Italy

  • Why We Need to Talk About Mom Rage

    She Knows

  • Mum Rage (minute: 18:00)

    BBC Woman’s Hour, United Kingdom

  • "Mom Rage" Dares to Ask Why Mothering Makes Us So Damn Angry

    Romper

  • ABC2 Portland

  • On Motherhood and Rage, a Q&A with author Minna Dubin

    Is My Kid the Asshole, Substack

  • Mom Rage Is a Dad Problem

    In Pursuit of Clean Countertops, Substack

  • Women Talking: The Mama Limit Line, a conversation with Minna Dubin

    The Mother Lode, Substack

  • Minna Dubin tackles maternal anger in new book

    KALW - New Arrivals

  • Q&A with Author Minna Dubin

    The Local Moms Network

  • The Tamron Hall Show

  • NBC10 Boston

  • MSNBC Live

    Interviewed by Alicia Menendez

  • Good Morning America

  • ‘I thought I was the worst mother in the world for feeling it’ – the truth about maternal rage

    Irish Independent, Ireland

  • Research and Memoir: Toggling Between Yourself and the World

    Brevity

  • 'All I Do Is Scream': Coping With Mom Rage Amid the COVID-19 Crisis

    Haaretz, Israel

  • The Secret Rage of Motherhood

    Image Magazine, Ireland

  • I'm Raging, You're Raging

    Pure Wow

  • Spilt Milk Gallery

    Artist Interview

  • Know Your Street Art: #Motherhood Through Instagram

    SF Weekly