Conversations with Cam

In this episode with financial therapist Aja Evans, we discuss what Aja does in her profession and how taking ownership of her own financial education led her to her career. She talks about what she most often sees in her financial therapy practice, the common misconceptions people have about managing finances, and explains why we feel shame around money. She also shares how we can start talking to kids about money, why learning to spend is as equally important as learning to save, and how money and self-esteem are linked. Finally, we talk about “the thrill of the chase” we feel as consumers, how we can slow ourselves down when we impulsively spend, how we can set boundaries around money and other people, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• What is a financial therapist?
• Why and how Aja became a financial therapist
• What Aja sees most often in her financial therapy practice
• The most common misconceptions people have about managing their finances
• Why do we feel shame around money?
• How can we start talking to children about money?
• Why learning how to spend is as equally important as learning how to save
• A practical tip for having kids interact with money
• How money and self-esteem are linked
• On the thrill of the chase as consumers
• On scarcity mindsets fueling our spending
• How to slow yourself down during an impulse spend
• On setting boundaries around money with other people
• How Aja fills her cup 

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In this episode, I sit down with Elizabeth Endres to discuss her journey with physical and emotional wellness, being a highly sensitive person, and how she has navigated dating in her thirties versus her twenties. We talk about the different roles our friends play in our lives, how being highly sensitive has benefited her and created challenges in both her professional and personal lives, and why being misunderstood can be so triggering. She shares how recovering from a breakup in her thirties brought her closer to herself, how her journey with chronic pelvic pain manifested, and how practicing Journal Speak and releasing stored emotions helped her move through it. Finally, we discuss how health-related anxiety can be so all-consuming, Elizabeth’s journey with her mental health, and how she overcame the self-judgment that can come from being on medication.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On the different roles our friends play in our lives
• Elizabeth on being a highly sensitive person, physically and emotionally
• On navigating being highly sensitive in relationships
• On the benefits and pitfalls of being a perfectionist
• On the trigger of being misunderstood
• On dating in your thirties vs. your twenties
• On recovering from a breakup and how heartache brought her closer to herself
• Elizabeth’s journey with chronic pelvic pain
• On practicing Journal Speak and releasing pent-up energy
• On health-related anxiety and the mental spiral we can fall down
• Elizabeth’s experience with medication for mental health
• On overcoming the self-judgment that can come from being on medication
• How Elizabeth fills her cup

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In this solo episode, I dive into all the back-end details of my business, from how I first developed a business plan in content creation to how various elements of my business work today. I share what the early days of Freckled Foodie looked like, what inspired me to quit my corporate job and pursue health and food content creation full-time, and how I took the plunge and built out my business model. I discuss how and why I started the podcast, how I grew my social channels and began monetizing my content, and why getting a management team was the turning point in my career. I also share how what I make now compares with the salary I would be making today in corporate, how my sponsored content works, and how my income is broken down in different buckets. Finally, I talk about the members of my team and what they do, the future of the “Quiet Your Mind, Busy Your Hands” platform, and I answer questions about mentorship, hiring out, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On the chaos and joy of December
• On the misconceptions of content creation and taking pride in owning a business
• My background and how I got into content creation
• How my car accident shifted my priorities
• How I built out my Freckled Foodie model
• On telling my family and bosses I was pursuing Freckled Foodie full-time
• How I started the podcast
• On growing my social channels and monetizing the podcast
• On getting a management team and why it was a turning point
• On comparing what I make now with the salary I would have made had I stayed in my corporate job
• On how my To Be Magnetic code filters everything I do in work
• How I work with sponsored content
• Breaking down the different buckets of my income
• On the future of the “Quiet Your Mind, Busy Your Hands” platform
• The members of my team and what they do
• Answering questions about hiring out, mentorship, advice for starting out, what a typical day looks like, the most challenging aspects of this job

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Find Chloe’s work at @atdarlington

Find Hannah’s work at @Hannah.sheridan.design

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In this episode, I sit down with Kelly Grace Mae to discuss the rollercoaster of her twenties, moving out of survival mode, and starting to feel the pressure of having kids as she approaches thirty. We talk about having ADHD and struggling with executive functioning, feeling childlike, and Kelly’s experience with losing her partner at twenty years old. She shares how she moved through grief, how she met her husband after that turbulent period, and how they have kept her former partner’s memory alive. She also talks about her relationship with drugs and alcohol growing up and facing the pivotal moments along the way that got her to stop drinking.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On the rollercoaster of Kelly’s twenties and moving out of survival mode
• On looking towards her thirties and feeling the pressure of having kids
• On ADHD and struggling with executive functioning
• On the catharsis of purging and throwing things away
• On the paradox of feeling like a child and being a mother
• Kelly’s experience losing a partner when she was twenty
• On grieving, meeting her husband, and keeping her former partner’s memory alive
• Kelly’s relationship with drugs and alcohol growing up
• On the pivotal moments that got her to stop drinking
• How Kelly fills her cup

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In this episode, I sit down with spinal energy practitioner and healer Tiffany Cohen, to discuss all things spinal energetics and nervous system healing. We get into how Tiffany and I started working together and what I was looking for when we began our sessions, the differences between network spinal vs. spinal energetics, and the concept of energetic knots within the body. She shares how she came to energy healing and found spinal energetics, what spinal energetics can address, and what she’s feeling when a client is on the table. We also talk about what I feel when I’m on the table, the power of our subconscious mind, some of the most intense experiences Tiffany has had with clients, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How Tiffany and I started working together and what I was looking for when we began our sessions
• What is spinal energetics?
• Network spinal vs. spinal energetics
• On energetic knots and tuning into your own limitations
• On Tiffany being called to energy healing and how she came to spinal energetics
• What can spinal energetics address?
• What Tiffany feels when she has a client on the table, from sounds she makes, to the intention behind the music she uses
• What I feel when I’m on the table during a session
• On the power of our subconscious mind and bringing yourself back to your natural state
• On the different levels of spinal energetics
• How spinal energetics works virtually
• On Tiffany’s children’s relationship with spirituality
• Some of the most intense experiences Tiffany has had with clients
• How Tiffany energetically protects herself
• What Tiffany does to fill her cup, from morning routine to mindset practices
• On opening yourself up to abundance

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Guest: Tiffany Marie

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In this episode, I sit down with Melissa Fairhurst, a postpartum therapist and maternal mental health expert, to discuss the various challenges new parents can encounter with each other during the postpartum phase and ways to work through this overwhelming time. Melissa shares how her own postpartum experiences have informed her work, what the “roommate phase” is and why it feels so permanent when you’re in it, and how these unexpected moments of disconnect can arise with your partner. We also discuss the unspoken expectations we have about our partners before the baby arrives and how that can set us up for resentment, how it’s imperative to accept that the non-birthing partner can’t fully understand the birthing partner’s experience, and why it’s essential to normalize couple’s therapy. Melissa shares tips for communicating your needs to your partner, why it’s important not to let resentments fester, and why “I” statements are more effective than “you” statements. Finally, we discuss the importance of setting yourself up for support before the baby arrives, and ways you can try to prioritize fun to reconnect as a couple. 

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Melissa’s work as a postpartum therapist and how her own postpartum experiences inform her work
• On the usage of the term “roommate phase” and why it feels so permanent when you are in it
• On the unexpected moments of disconnect that arise with your partner when you become new parents
• On the expectations we have of our partners before our baby arrives
• On accepting that the non-birthing partner will never fully understand what the birthing partner is going through
• On the need for normalizing couples therapy
• On the necessity of communication with your partner about needs, expectations, and why it’s essential to not let resentments fester
• The power of speaking in “I” statements
• On rebuilding emotional intimacy as new parents
• On setting yourself up with support and resources before your baby arrives
• On the absence of support for mothers in society
• On prioritizing fun as a couple and strategies to reconnect

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In this episode, I sit down with my sister, Lucy, for an update on all things wedding planning and how she’s feeling five months post engagement. We discuss what she’s thinking for a bachelorette party, what her vision is for bridesmaids dresses, and each of our dynamics with our mom, Cindy, during wedding planning mode. Finally, we talk about our partners’ relationship with each other and how they’ve integrated into the family, comfortably talking about sex as sisters, Lucy’s psychotic calendar behavior, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On wedding updates, from bridesmaids to bachelorette parties
• On the wedding dress process and why Lucy isn’t loving it
• On the dynamic with our mom, Cindy, during wedding planning
• How to be a great Maid of Honor
• On our age gap and how our relationship has evolved through the years
• On talking about sex as sisters and being raised in a sex positive house
• On Lucy’s psychotic calendar behavior

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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Scott Lyons, a holistic psychologist, author, and body-based trauma expert, to discuss why we are so drawn to drama as a culture and how fully honoring our stress responses can help us better adapt to stress. Dr. Lyons explains what he defines as “drama,” how trauma often takes us away from ourselves and others, and how overstimulation has become the cultural norm. He also talks about how media is designed to keep our attention away from ourselves, why we are so drawn to reality TV, and why stress is a social glue that bonds us. Finally, he shares how most of us aren’t completing our stress cycles, how he checks in with his nervous system during a stressful event, and how he gets out of his cortisol stimulus and brings himself back to center.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How Dr. Lyons defines “drama”
• How trauma takes us away from ourselves and others
• On the cultural norm of overstimulation
• On the connection between seeking stillness and feeling safe
• How media is designed to keep our attention away from ourselves
• Why are we so drawn to reality TV?
• How gossip bonds people and why stress is a social glue
• On the numbing effects of cortisol
• On the addictive rollercoaster of toxic relationships
• Why most of us aren’t completing our stress responses
• The power of physically “shaking it out” after stress
• How Dr. Lyons fills his cup and calms his nervous system

Find Dr. Scott Lyons’ book, “Addicted to Drama,” here

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In this solo episode, I share the exciting news that I’ve developed a “Quiet Your Mind and Busy Your Hands” journal and adult coloring affirmation book! I discuss how this project came together and how it implements some of the top elements that have fundamentally shifted my mental health. I also reflect on the past year with two children and how we’ve been trying to embrace the chaos instead of resisting it. I discuss my son’s birth a year ago and the initial overwhelm that came with juggling two kids, the guilt I felt over not being able to attend to both at once, and the emotional shift that happened during the 7-9 month postpartum mark. I also share how my kids’ relationship with each other has evolved over the past year, why I just don’t love the newborn phase, why the mom I was for my firstborn’s year one is vastly different from the mom I am today, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On developing the “Quiet Your Mind and Busy Your Hands” journal and adult coloring affirmations
• How I prioritize my mental health
• How affirmations have fundamentally shifted my mindset
• On resisting the stress of kid’s birthdays and letting yourself have fun in the chaos
• Reflecting on my son’s birth a year ago and the initial overwhelm with two kids
• On the guilt over not being able to attend to both children at once
• On the shift that occurred during the 7-9 month mark postpartum
• How my kids’ relationship has evolved over the past year
• On being honest about not loving the newborn phase
• On how different the first year of my kids’ lives were
• On the mom I was for my firstborn’s year one vs. the mom I am today
• On my relationship with my husband with two kids vs. one

Buy the Quiet Your Mind Journal and Adult Affirmation Coloring Book here

Listen to Episode 145: “Breaking the ‘Manic Mom’ Mold” episode here

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In this episode, I sit down with Kitty Brandtner, founder and co-president of March Fourth, to discuss the organization’s push for gun reform in the U.S. and why federally banning assault weapons is their singular goal. Kitty shares the string of events that led her to founding March Fourth, why radical gun reform viewpoints aren’t moving the needle forward, and why a federal assault weapons ban is the simplest and most effective path. She explains the history of assault weapons bans in the U.S., how we arrived at our current mass shooting epidemic, and how the mental health impact from gun violence has a ripple effect throughout a community. We also talk about bringing children up in the era of lockdown drills, holding onto hope and the recent progress that March Fourth has made, actionable items we can all take to help March Fourth’s initiative, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• What led to Kitty founding March Fourth
• On March Fourth’s mission and tempered radicalism 
• On the history of assault weapons bans in the U.S.
• How we arrived at our current mass shooting epidemic
• On the mental health impact of our trauma-filled reality
• On bringing children up in the era of lockdown drills
• On hope and the recent progress that has been made
• On actionable items we can all take now to help March Fourth’s initiative
• Why calling our representatives matters
• What Kitty does to fill her cup

Buy the Quiet Your Mind Journal and Adult Affirmation Coloring Book here

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In this episode, I sit down with Cat and Nat – podcast hosts, co-authors, and best friends – to talk about blending families and what it’s like raising seven kids between the two of them and their spouses. We discuss how they came to such an integrated way of living and why non-judgment made it all possible, how our culture isn’t set up for communal support, and why it truly takes a village to raise children. They share the most exciting part about parenting teenagers versus the hardest part, how they navigate social media with teens, and why they’re developing a course on parenting and social media. Finally, they talk about the advice they’d give their younger selves with young children, why we often forget to embrace who we are as mothers and put so much pressure on ourselves to change, and how they do (or don’t) maintain sex lives with kids in the house.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How they’ve blended their families and why non-judgment made it possible
• How our culture isn’t set up for communal support
• Why it takes a village to raise kids
• On the most exciting part about parenting teenagers
• On the hardest part about parenting teenagers
• On navigating social media with teens
• On tracking your kids’ locations and which app they use
• On the course they’re developing for parenting and social media
• On advice for their younger selves with young children
• On embracing who you are as a mother
• How they fill their own cups
• On maintaining a sex life with kids in the house

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In this solo episode, I share what I wish I knew before having a baby, from never being able to have the “perfect” timeline for having kids; to how friendships and relationships might evolve once you become a parent. I talk about the intensity of having your priorities completely shift to another person and away from yourself, why it’s so important to find what makes you feel like “you,” and why giving yourself a window of transition time during your days, especially during postpartum, can be a lifesaver. I also discuss the unpredictability of what works one day with your child versus what might not work the next day, the confidence that comes from being a parent, how important choosing your village is — from your partner, to your friendships — aand more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On never having the perfect timeline
• On your priorities shifting away from yourself
• On finding what makes you feel like yourself
• Giving yourself a window of time to transition into different parts of your day
• On the energy it takes to feed another person
• The unpredictability of what works one day vs. what doesn’t the next
• On the joy of watching your child experience the world
• On the confidence that comes from being a parent
• On the judgment you experience as a mom
• On how important your village is, including your partner
• How your friendships might shift

Listen to Ep 207: “What I Wish I Knew in my Twenties” here

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In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Sarah Oreck, co-founder and CEO of Mavida Health, to discuss the importance of maternal mental health care and, specifically, all things ADHD. Dr. Sarah shares what Mavida Health does and why they are filling a gap in the mental health space, why ADHD is a big part of their support platform, and how ADHD is often misunderstood, starting in childhood. She shares lifestyle techniques to help work with ADHD symptoms, why it seems like so many mothers are struggling with ADHD right now, and why it’s so important to know how your hormones affect both your physical and mental health. We talk about executive functioning and why it’s so important, how to communicate your mental health needs to your partner, and why task paralysis happens. Finally, she discusses the relationship between ADHD and overstimulation, and the struggle of being jealous of people we perceive as “making it work” better than we are.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• What is Mavida Health and what do they do for maternal mental health?
• How ADHD is often dealt with in childhood and misunderstood
• On the differences between ADD and ADHD
• Where I am with my ADHD right now and why I’m ready to go on medication
• On lifestyle techniques to help work with ADHD
• Why it seems like so many mothers are struggling with ADHD right now
• On knowing your own body and being aware of how your hormones affect your mental and physical health
• What is executive functioning and why is it important?
• On the various symptoms of ADHD
• How to communicate your mental health needs to your partner
• On task paralysis and why it happens
• On the relationship between ADHD and overstimulation
• On being jealous of people we perceive are “making it work” better than we are

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Guest: Dr. Sarah Oreck

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In this episode, I sit down with Hilary Hoffman, founder of The Soto Method, to discuss the journey behind developing her business, why intention is behind everything she does, and how she forged her path towards entrepreneurship. Hilary talks about the relentlessness of self-promotion and not knowing when your message is going to resonate with people, how she designed The Soto Method structure, and where the method transcends into a deeper meaning. She also shares how her former career in finance instilled strengths that serve her to this day, and how building intentional awareness and encouraging her coworkers to exercise inspired her to pursue The Soto Method. We discuss the value of creating a product in your own time and gathering constructive criticism, the inevitable sacrifices that come with building something, and why validation isn’t what we should be searching for. Finally, Hilary shares her current experience being pregnant with twins, her intention behind giving her children what they need versus what she needs, and why “action while waiting” has been instrumental in her journey in both business and pregnancy.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• The goal behind The Soto Method and never knowing when your message is going to resonate with people
• On designing the structure of The Soto Method and managing expectations in an exercise class
• What “SOTO” stands for and the intention behind the workouts
• Where the method transcends into a deeper meaning and why it breeds consistency
• Hilary’s former career in finance at Goldman Sachs and what it instilled in her as an entrepreneur
• On building intentional awareness and supporting her coworkers to work out
• How Hilary found her Venn diagram in the corporate world and exercise
• On various methods for creating a product, and how Hilary developed Soto before introducing it to the world
• On building something for yourself and making sacrifices
• Why validation isn’t what we should be searching for
• On being pregnant with twins and what Hilary is most excited for
• On giving your children what they need, not what you need
• On the concept of action while waiting

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In this episode, I sit down with Wendy Lopez, Registered Dietician/Nutritionist and Certified Diabetes Educator, to discuss all things blood glucose health and diabetes. She talks about starting Food Heaven, an inclusive nutrition platform, with her best friend and fellow R.D. Jess and why they decided to pivot once it started to feel like too much. She also explains why diabetes is so prevalent in black and brown communities, why she and Jess founded their nutrition tech platform Diabetes Digital, and how you can influence blood sugar and insulin with lifestyle and nutrition choices. Finally, Wendy answers listener questions on reducing your risk of diabetes if you have a family history, how you can manage gestational diabetes during pregnancy, how LADA (diabetes 1.5) works, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On starting Food Heaven with her best friend and fellow RD, Jess
• On transparency around burnout and how it felt to pivot away from the Food Heaven platform
• How and why Wendy and Jess founded Diabetes Digital, a nutrition tech platform
• Why diabetes is so prevalent in black and brown communities
• The differences between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes
• On lifestyle factors that influence blood sugar and insulin 
• On meal balancing with fat, carbs, and protein to curb a blood sugar spike
• On the mechanisms behind Ozempic and how it influences diabetes
• Listener questions on:
• Prediabetes and lifestyle factors that can lower blood sugar
• Reducing your risk of diabetes if you have a family history
• Gestational diabetes and how to manage it while pregnant
• On LADA (Diabetes 1.5)
• How CGMs (blood glucose monitors) work
• How Diabetes Digital works to help patients manage their diabetes

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In this episode, I sit down with Camila Alves McConaughey to discuss everything from her journey as a model early in her career; to her relationship with motherhood and family; to her ventures in community-building and entrepreneurship. Camila shares her story of moving from Brazil to the U.S. at age 15 without speaking English, how she didn’t let herself get lost in the modeling world, and how being a young model helped her understand her own patterns and how to begin honoring herself. We also discuss the challenges that come from moving around so much as a family, what it takes for a new location to feel like a home, and how relationships can achieve a sustainable, long-term balance. Finally, Camila shares why boundaries are essential for her, what it was like working with her husband Matthew on their tequila brand, which achievement she is most proud of in her life, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Camila’s story of moving from Brazil to the U.S. at the age of 15 without speaking English
• On her journey to modeling and how she didn’t let herself get lost in the industry
• On getting to the root of who you are and understanding your own patterns
• On honoring your energy cycles and prioritizing sleep
• On finding community while moving around
• On what it takes for a new location to feel like a home
• On the fixation of “power” with gender in relationships
• On achieving long term balance in relationships
• On Camila’s natural state of calm and why boundaries are essential for her
• On working with her husband Matthew on their tequila, Pantalones, and why she was nervous to begin this venture together
• On how she has made every stop on her journey her own and the achievement she is most proud of
• On defining your own success in motherhood and outside of it

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In this episode with excerpts from ESPN Media Day 2024, I interview former and beloved Philadelphia Eagles player and current NFL analyst Jason Kelce, Sports Center host Elle Duncan, and NFL Live host Laura Rutledge. I recap my incredible experience at Media Day, explain how I got the invite to live out my dreams, and share how I’ve always wanted to be a sports broadcaster since I was young. In my conversation with Jason, we discuss how he was raised to be an emotionally available man, how he’s feeling entering his first season of retirement, and what he’ll miss most and won’t miss about playing. He also shares his favorite characteristics about his wife, Kylie, and what he predicts for the Eagles in this upcoming season. In my conversation with Elle, we discuss how she came to sports broadcasting, how she brings her best self to work and perseveres in a male-dominated industry, and how she covers so many sports while making her voice stand out among the numbers. In my conversation with Laura, she shares how she juggles everything she does and chooses to embrace the chaos, and how she remembers all of those stats and data points. She also talks about how she’s raising her daughter to be confident and self-assured, and how she makes her demanding schedule work by prioritizing intentional time with her kids.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On my childhood dream of wanting to be a sports broadcaster
• How I got the invite to ESPN Media Day
• Recapping my Media Day experience
• My interview with Jason
• On being raised as an emotionally available man
• On the emotions around entering his first season of retirement, what he’ll miss about playing, and what he won’t miss
• On his wife, Kylie, and his favorite characteristics about her
• What he predicts for the upcoming Eagles season
• My interview with Elle Duncan, Sports Center host
• How she came to sports broadcasting
• On the most difficult part about working in a male-dominated industry, and how she brings her best self to work
• How she prioritizes self care
• How she covers so many sports and makes her voice stand out among the numbers
• My interview with Laura Rutledge, host of NFL Live
• On juggling everything she does and embracing the chaos
• How she remembers all of those stats and data points
• How she’s raising her daughter to be confident and self-assured
• On prioritizing intentional time with her kids

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Follow Laura at @lauramrutledge on Instagram & @laura_rutledge on TikTok

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In this episode with my mom, Cindy, we talk about all things parenting vs. grandparenting, the best parts about being a grandparent versus the hardest parts, and how my mom and dad prioritized having a close-knit family when we were growing up. We discuss how my parents approached transparency around alcohol in our house, why my decision to stop drinking scared her at first, and how she passed down the “that’s my sister” dynamic to my sisters and me. She also shares what the transition was like from being very career-driven to being a stay-at-home mom, where her style and fashion sensibility comes from, and how her fashion brain works when she’s putting together an outfit. Finally, we talk about my own evolving fashion journey, my wanting to dress a certain way to appease her, and why she feels so grateful for where she is in her life right now.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On our recent experience wedding dress shopping for my sister, Lucy
• On my mom being receptive to feedback and change
• On the differences between feeling grandparent love and parental love
• On the best part of being a grandparent and the hardest part about it
• How my mom and dad built and prioritized having a close-knit family
• On the strangeness of not having secrets from my mom growing up
• On growing up with accessible alcohol and transparency in our house
• Why my decision to stop drinking scared her
• On fostering the “that’s my sister” mentality in our family
• On the transition from being a career-driven person to a stay-at-home mom
• Where her style and fashion sensibility comes from
• On my journey with fashion and how it’s evolving
• On wanting to dress a certain way to appease my mother
• On the gratitude she feels for her current life, her daughters, and our dynamic

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In this solo episode, I dive into my recent work in manifesting and how it has helped shift a lot of stagnation, frustration, and confusion in my life. I share how I came to the To Be Magnetic course and what I was looking for going into the course, how it helped me prioritize being present, and how I have felt aligned and reaped the benefits of manifesting throughout the course. I also talk about what I discovered during my unblocking session, how societal and inherited blinders can make us feel less-than, and how freeing it is to tap into who you are and find your authentic joy again. Finally, I answer two listener voicemails on dealing with friends’ judgment over career paths and bachelorette party location ideas.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On feeling stuck and wanting to tap back into spirituality
• On regressing back into my need for control
• On manifesting from within the subconscious
• My experience in the To Be Magnetic course
• On prioritizing being present
• On feeling aligned and reaping the benefits of manifesting
• What I discovered in my unblocking session
• On taking off societal and inherited blinders and finding your joy again
• Answering listener voicemails on:
• Dealing with friends’ judgment over career paths and staying confident
• Bachelorette party location ideas

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In this episode, I sit down with SHE MD’s Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi and Mary Alice Haney to discuss all things fertility, PCOS, and endometriosis and why knowing your own body is essential, wherever you are on your fertility journey. We talk about how Mary Alice and Dr A first met and why starting the SHE MD podcast felt like kismet, and Dr. A explains what PCOS (Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome) is and why it’s so prevalent right now. Dr. A discusses steps you can take to reverse PCOS, the emotional catharsis that comes with a diagnosis, and the non-negotiables for preparing your body for optimal fertility at any stage. We also talk about endometriosis, which symptoms to look for, and various methods for suppressing it. Finally, we discuss the option of VBACs (Vaginal Birth After C-Section) and why women’s symptoms so often get dismissed in medicine.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How Mary Alice and Dr. A met and started the SHE MD podcast
• What is PCOS and why is it so prevalent right now?
• On the three criterion for diagnosing PCOS
• How to reverse PCOS by addressing insulin resistance
• On the emotional catharsis that comes with a diagnosis
• On the non-negotiables to best prepare your body for optimal fertility
• On endometriosis and which symptoms to look out for
• On suppressing endometriosis
• On VBACs (Vaginal Births After C-Section)
• Why how women’s symptoms so often get dismissed

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In this episode, I sit down with author, CEO, and founder of Your Rich BFF, Vivian Tu, to discuss all things money and how we can break down the mental barriers around finances that are holding us back. Vivian and I discuss shared experiences from when we worked on Wall Street and talk about the mind-blowing mentality around money we witnessed, and she shares the moment that made her decide to leave the industry for good. She then dives into actionable tips and advice for parents wanting to set up generational wealth for their children, how people with student debt can approach paying it off in a feasible way, and how we can reframe the mindset around budgeting and implement the 50-30-20 method. We also talk about lifestyle inflation, why social media is fueling the competition hamster wheel, why knowing your values around what you’ll spend more on versus what you won’t is incredibly important, and much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Trauma bonding about our time on Wall Street
• On the mind-blowing mentality around money we witnessed 
• The moment that made Vivian decide to leave Wall Street
• How Vivian began educating people on finances
• Vivian’s tips for parents wanting to set generational wealth up for their children, from establishing credit to 529 plans
• On the shameful stigma around student debt and how to approach paying it off
• On reframing the mindset of budgeting and the value of the 50-30-20 method
• On lifestyle inflation and spending more as you make more
• On why social media is fueling the hamster wheel of competition
• On knowing your values around what you’ll spend more on vs. what you won’t
• On approaching bachelorette trip spending as both the bride and bridesmaid
• Vivian’s tips for making quick, easy tips on saving

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In this solo episode, I share how I’ve been feeling nine months postpartum and why I’m much more free in mothering right now. I talk about why I believe we get what we can handle, the importance of celebrating growth moments as parents, and why my recent spontaneous trip to the beach while solo parenting was a big one for me. I also discuss my spiral anxiety around sleep, the struggle of my mouth keeping up with my ADHD brain, and finishing seasons 3-8 of Summer House. Finally, I talk about the upcoming AMA and voicemail episodes on the podcast and I respond to our first listener voicemail about timing, starting new careers, and having babies.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How I feel now nine months postpartum
• On feeling much more free with mothering right now
• On getting what you can handle
• On celebrating growth moments as a parent
• On my spiral anxiety around sleep
• On my mouth keeping up with my ADHD brain
• On finishing seasons 3-8 of Summer House
• On upcoming AMA and voicemail episodes 
• Answering our first listener voicemail question, on timing, starting new careers, and having babies

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In this episode, I sit down with Connor Wood, aka Fibula, to talk about everything from how our ADHD brains feel on weed; to why this is a high-stakes podcast episode for Connor; to the hell of navigating ride shares at LAX. Connor talks about his flight anxiety and how his mental health moves in cycles, how he got into standup, and what it’s been like going on tour. We also talk about LA vs. New York culture and how he navigates both, the weirdness of celebrity and influencer culture, and why meeting your heroes can be humiliating sometimes. Finally, he answers the question we all have: wtf is the name “Fibula.”

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How our ADHD brains feel on weed
• Why this is a high-stakes podcast episode for Connor
• The hell of navigating ride shares at LAX
• On Connor’s flight anxiety
• How Connor’s mental health moves in cycles
• On getting into standup and what it’s been like to tour
• On LA vs. New York culture
• On navigating celebrity and influencer culture
• Humiliating celebrity encounters
• On psychics, crystals, and placebos
• Our five favorite liquids
• Why “Fibula” ?

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In this episode, I sit down with Whitney Port to talk about her journey to intuitive eating and how an uncomfortable conversation with her husband inspired her to look deeper into her relationship with food. Whitney shares how she has navigated setting boundaries around publicly discussing her fertility journey over the years, how her surrogacy journey has progressed, and where she and her husband are now in the process. She shares what helps mentally during a fertility journey and what does not, how she ended up on The Hills and how she feels about that phase in her life, and why it has felt challenging building an identity post reality TV. Finally, we chat about our love for The High Confectionary and who she is fangirling over right now.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On how Whitney came to intuitive eating and the tough conversation it took with her husband to start her journey
• On setting boundaries around publicly discussing her fertility journey
• On her surrogacy process and where she and her husband are now
• On what helps mentally during a fertility journey and what does not
• How Whitney ended up on The Hills and how she feels about that phase in her life
• On building a brand and identity post The Hills

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

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In this episode, I sit down with Maxey Greene, fashion content creator and inclusivity advocate, to discuss all things style and how we can elevate our personal style in simple ways. Maxey shares why dressing in postpartum is so confusing, why every fashion issue we have is in our heads, and how we can be more conscious clothes shoppers. We also talk about the psychology of plus-size shopping and the complexity of shopping for your body type, how to actually pack for travel, and how we can make getting dressed easier on ourselves. Finally, Maxey shares how she began discovering her style and what she misses about those formative years, what her experience has been as a public-facing plus size woman, current fashion trends we love and hate, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On dressing for postpartum and a different part of your life
• Why every fashion issue we have is in our heads
• On being a more conscious clothes shopper
• On the psychology of plus-size shopping
• How to actually pack for travel
• Tips for making getting dressed easier on ourselves
• Maxey’s style journey and how she began discovering her style
• On being a public-facing plus size woman
• Current fashion trends Maxey loves and hates
• On dressing in specific fashion environments
• On making simple switches to elevate our outfits

Follow Larissa Mills (who we talk about in the episode) at @larissamills

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In this episode, I sit down with my sister, Lucy, to unpack all the details from her surprise engagement and how the entire weekend went down. We talk about Lucy’s mindset heading into the engagement and why it took her completely by surprise, why it’s a miracle no one spoiled it, and how hard it was for me to keep up the ruse over time. We also give a play-by-play of the entire timeline this year and do a deep-dive on the engagement day and weekend festivities.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Lucy’s mindset heading into her engagement and why it took her completely by surprise
• Why it’s a miracle no one spoiled the surprise
• Unpacking the timeline and keeping up the ruse
• Lucy gives a play-by-play of the engagement day
• The crazy behind-the-scenes of the engagement party

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

Produced by Dear Media. 

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In this episode, I sit down with actor, musician, and writer Nico Tortorella to talk about everything from why this is the most nervous I’ve ever been for an interview; to how he discovered songwriting during his wife’s pregnancy. We discuss my journey with Nico’s work and why his book, “Space Between: Explorations of Love, Sex, and Fluidity” deeply moved me, how challenging it was for him to write the book, and how his views on gender have expanded since having a child. He shares how he was raised regarding queerness, how his and his wife’s monogamy has organically taken shape since having their child, and what it was like having a profound home birth experience. He also talks about his views on approaching gender conversations in households, his ten-year sobriety from alcohol, on allowing ourselves and others permission to change our minds, and much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• My journey with Nico’s work and why this is the most nervous I’ve ever been for an interview (
• On where Nico was in life when he wrote “Space Between: Explorations of Love, Sex, and Fluidity” and how challenging it was to write it
• How Nico’s views on gender have expanded since having a child and going through a pregnancy journey with his wife
• How he has reconnected with his masculinity since becoming a father
• On approaching gender conversations in households and with our children
• How Nico was raised regarding queerness, gender, and sexuality
• On Nico and Betheny’s current monogamy and how that organically took form since having their child
• On their profound home birth experience 
• On sobriety from alcohol and being free of things that no longer serve us
• On Nico’s journey with music, songwriting, and writing a children’s book
• On allowing ourselves and others permission to change our minds and grow

Read Nico’s book “Olivette Is You” here

Explore Nico’s music and projects here 

Learn more about Nico's Midwives here

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In this episode, I sit down with fashion creator Mallory K. Goldman to talk about her surrogacy journey and provide an honest look at how a surrogacy process works from start to finish. Mallory shares the challenge of keeping her surrogacy private and why it’s so thrilling to get it all out in the open, how she has lived with an autoimmune disease since she was fourteen years old, and what led to her finally exploring surrogacy. She describes how the surrogacy process progressed, from the embryo selection to matching with their surrogate, why it was important to incorporate normalcy throughout the process, and what she and her husband were looking for in a surrogate match. She also shares why her surrogacy experience is unique, why the embryo transfer was the hardest part of the process, what she is most excited about when it comes to parenting, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points

• On the challenge of keeping her surrogacy private and the thrill of finally getting it out in the open
• Mallory’s health and fertility journey and how she came to the possibility of surrogacy
• How Mallory’s surrogacy process went, from the embryo selection to matching with their surrogate
• On trying to incorporate normalcy in the process
• What Mallory and her husband were looking for in a surrogate match
• Why Mallory and her husband’s surrogacy experience was unique
• On why the embryo transfer was the hardest part of the process
• On society’s judgments on pregnant and postpartum women’s bodies
• How Mallory handles telling people she’s having a baby via surrogacy
• What Mallory is most excited about when it comes to parenting
• On my son’s personality and having Gemini babies
• On the thrill of knowing your heart is going to expand with parenting
• What Mallory is most nervous about with parenting

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In this solo episode, I recap my incredible experience going to the White House with March Fourth to advocate for a federal ban on assault weapons. I share how fulfilling it has been finding community and connection in advocacy and charity work, what my most surprising takeaways were from the trip, and how we can all voice our support and enact change right now. I also share how I’ve been navigating depressive episodes lately and answer listener questions on a wide spectrum of topics from handling your kid’s tantrums in public to what I wish I knew as a first-time mom.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On navigating depressive episodes
• On seeking community and fulfillment in charity work
• Recapping my trip to D.C. with March Fourth
• The most surprising takeaways from D.C.
• On the notion of “having it all” and being the one to “fix” problems
• Answering listener questions on:
• Strategies for taking both kids out of the house
• Accepting when shit hits the fan
• Handling tantrums in public
• Biggest flex and trigger points as a parent vs. as a partner
• What I wish I knew as a first-time mom
• My thoughts on Summer House
• My new cross-stitching hobby and keeping my hands busy

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In this episode, I sit down with Eve Rodsky, creator, founder, and author of Fair Play: a life-management and household organization system. Eve and I discuss her feminist upbringing and how her experiences in the corporate world were inhospitable to motherhood, how she created the Fair Play system and why a “blueberry text” from her husband was the catalyst, and why it’s essential to change from the reactive to the systematic when implementing change. Eve talks about the burden of invisible work that women so often take upon themselves in the home, she explains how the Fair Play cards work, and we discuss listener feedback on the most difficult parts of the mental load. Finally, we talk about why it’s so hard to have these conversations with our partners, what defines a “unicorn space” versus other types of fun, and why it is essential for our happiness and longevity to create “I can’t fucking believe I just did that” moments in our lives.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Why I recommend Eve’s method to anyone who will listen
• On “Fair Play,” Eve’s life-management and household organization method
• Eve’s upbringing in a post-70s feminist wave
• Eve’s experience as a young mother in the corporate world
• Why America isn’t designed to support mothers
• On the goal of being consistently interested in your own life
• Why “hobbies” are not serving us
• The “blueberry text” that led to Eve creating the Fair Play system
• On changing from the reactive to the systematic
• On invisible work and “The Shit I Do” spreadsheet
• A deep dive into how the Fair Play cards work
• Listener feedback on the most difficult parts of the mental load
• Why it’s so difficult to have these conversations
• Why society views women’s time as infinite
• On the sanctity of “unicorn space”
• On creating “I can’t fucking believe I just did that” moments for yourself

Stream the Fair Play documentary on Hulu here

Read Fairplay here

Buy the Fairplay card deck here

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In this episode, I catch up with my sister Lucy to answer listener questions on everything from petty fights to our parents recently selling our childhood home. We discuss why it was so emotional to say goodbye to the house, both for us and our friends, and how we want to recreate that same nostalgia and welcoming atmosphere in our own homes. We also talk about when Lucy and her boyfriend Tyler plan on getting married, Lucy’s feelings on not being on her older sisters’ “timelines,” and her favorite things about being an aunt. Finally, we discuss our biggest millennial “icks” and close it out with a game of 1,2,3 boop!

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Petty sister fights and reverting to our childhood selves
• On selling our childhood home
• Our experiences saying goodbye to the house
• On wanting to create nostalgia and a welcoming atmosphere in our own homes
• Lucy’s feelings on not being on her older sisters’ “timelines”
• Lucy’s favorite things about being an aunt
• Lucy’s biggest millennial “icks”

Find info about the march in DC with March Fourth see here

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In this episode, I sit down with Bachelor favorite Bri Springs to discuss all things Bachelor Nation and how someone who had never seen The Bachelor before ended up on the show. Bri shares what it’s like to meet fans and why she was initially vulnerable about being “that girl from The Bachelor,” how she processed being broken up with on national television, and what it was like returning home from the show and assimilating into normal life. She also talks about why she wanted to go back to the corporate world after her TV experience, how she decided whether or not she was going to be the next Bachelorette, and why craving purpose and structure is what fuels her decision-making now. Finally, we discuss Bri’s upbringing and how being raised by a teen mother shaped her, the boxes we are all put in in family dynamics, how she looks at love now and has reframed the meaning of partnership, and much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How Bri ended up on The Bachelor
• On being broken up with on national television
• On returning home from the show and assimilating back into life
• Why Bri wanted to go back to the corporate world after The Bachelor
• On deciding whether or not she wanted to be the next Bachelorette
• On craving purpose and structure in her life
• On Bri’s upbringing and being raised by a teen mother
• On being put in “boxes” in family dynamics
• On the myth of “having it all” and why the Internet is lying to us
• How Bri looks at love now and examines partnership
• Reframing whether a partner is “the one”

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In this solo episode, I answer listener questions on all things nanny-related, from why we made the decision to get full-time care; to how we went about the process from start to finish. I share how I’ve been reconnecting with myself lately and why it has a lot to do with our recent nanny hire, what our history of childcare has looked like through the years, and why we chose a nanny vs. daycare. I then answer questions on how we found our nanny, what the interview process looked like, and how we figured out what worked for us. I also discuss the guilt I feel for “losing” time with my kids and struggling with FOMO, how I create distance while working from home, and why it’s so important to be honest and transparent about childcare.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How I’ve been reconnecting with myself lately
• Our history of childcare
• Why we made the decision to get full-time care
• On choosing a nanny vs. daycare
• How we found our nanny, from the search process; to interviewing; to hiring
• How we figured out what we wanted, contracts, and divvying up household tasks
• On the guilt I feel for “losing” time with my kids and feeling FOMO
• On creating distance while working from home 
• On the importance of being honest and transparent about childcare

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In this episode, I sit down with clinical psychologist, Dr. Jaclyn Nofech-Mozes, to discuss all things parent-child attachment, why we all have the tools to attain secure attachment, and why we can’t be perfect parents. Jaclyn explains the four attachment styles, the primary components of secure attachment, and what “rupture and repair” means. She also shares why it’s essential to know your “shark music” as a parent, whether sleep training, breastfeeding, and daycare/nannies affect attachment, and how child attachment changes with age. Finally, she discusses fostering secure attachment with your child as the non-birthing parent, the impact of maternal mental health on attachment, and how we can initiate repair if there has been a rupture.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Jaclyn’s background as a clinical psychologist
• What is parent-infant attachment?
• On the four attachment styles
• Why we don’t need to be the perfect parent
• The primary components of secure attachment
• On “rupture and repair”
• On recognizing your “shark music”
• Whether sleep training, breast feeding, and daycare/nannies affect attachment
• How child attachment changes with age
• How you can develop a secure attachment with your child if you had an insecure attachment with a parent growing up
• On fostering attachment with the non-birthing partner
• Why some mothers feel that “instant bond” and others don’t
• On the impact of maternal mental health on attachment
• Advice for how to initiate repair

Find Jaclyn’s website here

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Conversations with Cam, hosted by Cameron Rogers, is a podcast dedicated to having honest conversations, prioritizing your well-being, and reminding you that, no matter what you’re feeling, you’re not alone. Whether you’re knee-deep in diapers or just trying to keep your sanity intact, this show is for you. Expect laughs, maybe a few tears, and hopefully some breakthroughs along the way. For more motherhood and mental health talk, with a side of cursing, follow Cameron on social at @cameronoaksrogers

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In this solo episode, I introduce the new podcast name…Conversations with Cam! I explain the new name for the show, why it was time to move on from the “Freckled Foodie” moniker, and review the content changes that started with my first pregnancy. I share my active work on changing from a scarcity mindset, how I currently don’t feel very in tune with myself, and how I’m constantly feeling overstimulated and unable to break the cycle. I also share more about the healer my family saw growing up and my current body work, discuss my recent experience with spinal energy work and the new changes I’m trying to implement, and announce my “Filling My Cup” Substack and virtual events that are coming down the pipeline.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On choosing a new name for the show
• On the history of the ”Freckled Foodie” moniker
• On the content change that came with my first pregnancy
• On my active work on changing from a scarcity mindset
• On the “Conversations with Cam” decision
• How I currently don’t feel very in tune with myself 
• On constantly feeling overstimulated and not being able to break the cycle
• On the healer my family saw growing up and my current body work
• My recent experience with spinal energy work
• On my new “Filling My Cup” Substack and monthly virtual events
• On bringing more experts on the show

Find Tiffany’s energy work website here and Instagram at @heyimtiffanymarie

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In this episode, I sit down with Carissa Stanton – content creator, food blogger, and now-cookbook author – to discuss the release of her cookbook “Seriously, So Good” and how she’s feeling during publishing week. Carissa talks about being equally excited, overwhelmed, and anxious, and we discuss the feeling of waiting for the other shoe to drop during times of success. She shares details about her recent engagement, why she has always felt she wanted an intimate wedding, and how she plans to include her friends in the celebration. She also discusses her relationship with anxiety and how she regulates herself, why and how she went off her SSRIs, and what she is most excited to share from her cookbook.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How Carissa’s feeling on releasing her cookbook, “Seriously, So Good” this week
• On the feeling of waiting for the other shoe to drop during times of success
• On the struggle of truly being in the present moment
• On Carissa’s engagement and wanting an intimate wedding
• On valuing female friendship and celebrating with friends separately
• That time my engagement photos got held hostage
• Carissa’s relationship with anxiety and how she regulates herself
• Why and how she went off her SSRIs
• How she feels now, post-SSRI and how she feels about the future
• What Carissa is most excited to share from her cookbook

Order Carissa’s cookbook, Seriously So Good, here

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In this solo episode, I unpack how both of my postpartum experiences have differed, from my relationships with anxiety and depression; to my fixation on controlling outcomes; to how I have prioritized self care and developed mental health toolkits for myself. I recap my first postpartum experience in 2021, sharing what my relationship with anxiety was like before getting pregnant and how it manifested in postpartum, and how my need for control created obsessive behaviors. I then share my second and most recent postpartum experience, from dealing with sleep issues with both children; to feeling mentally stronger; to letting go of how things “should be” and embracing them for what they are. Finally, I share what I wish I had started earlier during postpartum, and what I would tell myself as a first-time mother experiencing both the highs and lows of postpartum.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Recapping my first postpartum experience in 2021
• My relationship with anxiety and journey with anxiety medication before getting pregnant
• On planning for postpartum anxiety and depression before giving birth
• When and how my mental health struggles hit during postpartum
• How I developed a self-care toolkit and prioritized my mental health
• On experiencing intrusive thoughts
• On my need for control and planning obsessively
• My postpartum experience with our second child
• On dealing with sleep issues with both children
• What has helped with my mental health this time around
• On letting go of control as a second-time mom
• What I wish I had started earlier during postpartum
• What I would tell myself during my first postpartum experience

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In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Levy, author of “Drinking Games,” to talk about her journey to becoming sober and how drinking played a role in her life up through her twenties. Sarah shares how her relationship with alcohol evolved over time, how hustle culture in New York affected her drinking habits, and why multiple stints of moderation and abstinence didn’t work. She also discusses how her drinking affected her friendships, what happened when she experienced a “final straw” moment, and how she got sober. Finally, Sarah shares advice for people with friends who struggle with alcohol, provides her own recovery toolkit for maintaining sobriety, and discusses how motherhood and sobriety continue to shape her.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On Sarah’s book “Drinking Games”
• Sarah’s relationship with alcohol growing up and how it evolved over time
• Sarah’s progression with alcohol in college and lacking quantity control
• On being aware of addictive tendencies
• On moving to New York and being swept up in hustle culture
• On having multiple stints of moderating and abstaining from alcohol
• On experiencing a “final straw” moment
• How Sarah’s drinking affected her friendships
• How Sarah got sober
• On dating as a sober person
• Advice for people with friends who struggle with alcohol
• On motherhood and sobriety
• Sarah’s recovery toolkit for maintaining sobriety
• On mommy wine culture
• On having a partner who drinks

Check out Sarah’s book “Drinking Games” here

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In this episode, I sit down with my sister Sarah Louise (aka Lucy) to unpack both of our recent trips, whether I’ve become a grandparent on vacation, and our differences as “beach people” vs. “non-beach people”. We discuss Lucy’s birth name, the humiliation of applying sunscreen in public, and whether you’re a no-pee person or a multiple bathroom trips person on planes. We also debate airplane etiquette, from asking people to switch seats to jumping boarding zones, share the hell of our airport customs experiences, and reminisce on the time Lucy was on the no-fly list.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Lucy gives a quick bio on herself for new listeners
• We reveal Lucy’s birth name and discuss her future options for changing her name
• Lucy updates us on her trip to Antigua
• Questioning if I’ve become a grandparent on vacation
• The humiliation of applying sunscreen in public
• On never peeing on the airplane vs. making multiple bathroom trips
• On airplane etiquette, from asking people to switch seats to jumping boarding zones
• On the hell of airport customs
• That time Lucy was on a no-fly list
• We play the alphabet game

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In this solo episode, I discuss our upcoming quick getaway and much-needed alone time with my husband, updates on our current nanny search and how we’re going about the process, how crucial Facebook groups in general have been since moving to the suburbs, matresance and my experience with the 1-2 kid transition, and more. 

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On our upcoming vacation and needing alone time with my husband
• On our current nanny search and how we’re going about the process
• On the magic that is Facebook Marketplace and Facebook groups
• Answering listener questions
• Unpacking “matrescence”
• On experiencing the 1-to-2-children transition alongside my husband
• Being nostalgic for the present
• What I miss about living in New York

Read the NPR article on matrescence here

Check out the Freckled Foodie Mamas group here

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In this episode, I sit down with my two friends and fellow mothers, Mandi and Lindsey, to discuss how we’re all doing in postpartum, how we became friends in the first place, and how we’ve supported each other through pregnancy, breastfeeding, and everything in between. We share why our husbands had to force us to be friends at first, how we are each others’ champions vs. cheerleaders, and how our second postpartum experiences have differed from our firsts – from our bodies, to our work, to our mental health. We also talk about why Lindsey decided to stop breastfeeding and how she went about it, what we love about having two children and what’s been the most challenging, how we’ve been working through the “roommates” phase with our husbands, and so much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Why our husbands had to force us to be friends
• Why Lindsey and Mandi were not excited about making new friends at first
• On all of us being pregnant at the same time
• On being each others’ champions vs. cheerleaders with parenting
• How our second postpartum experiences have differed from our firsts, from our bodies, to our work, to our mental health
• On Lindsey deciding to stop breastfeeding and how she went about it
• On the societal guilt of stopping breastfeeding and the importance of advocating for yourself in the hospital
• On our favorite parts of having two children, and the challenges
• On working through the “roommates phase” with your husband
• On working through resentment towards our partners
• How Lindsey and Mandi feel about returning to work after maternity leave
• How to best support and show up for your fellow friends and mothers

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In this episode, I sit down with my sister and recurring guest, Lucy, to discuss everything from experimenting with heatless curls to debating a recent fashion choice of mine. We chat new potential desires for a third child, the confusion of knowing what you authentically like with the pervasiveness of social media, our family’s vacation competitions growing up, and how wanting people to like you and standing up for yourself can feel like conflicting forces. 

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On my experiment with heatless curls
• Our recent stay at Cedar Lakes
• On my newfound feelings about wanting a third child
• On the confusion of knowing what you authentically like with the pervasiveness of social media
• On Lucy’s relationship with working out
• On our family’s vacation sporting event, the Linville Invitational
• Whether we use the term “girlfriend” for friends
• Reviewing a dress I wore to a wedding recently and why Lucy hates it
• On wanting people to like you and picking your battles with standing up for yourself
• On struggling with the impulse to say everything you think
• On our attention spans going down the drain
• On the last time we cried 

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In this solo episode, I celebrate my two year anniversary of being alcohol-free with a deep dive into my decision to stop drinking, my background with alcohol growing up, and where I stand now on this decision that started out as a temporary experiment. I share how I suspected I didn’t enjoy drinking in college and post-college years like other people, how the effects of alcohol changed after my concussion, and why I felt angry and disempowered when I couldn’t drink after my accident. I also talk about how I moved from a disempowered choice to an empowered choice, why being hungover as a parent was a game changer for my decision, and how I have discovered an inner confidence and self-trust I didn’t have before. Finally, I answer listener questions like whether I ever miss drinking, how alcohol affects my mental health versus other substances, how I navigate events with friends and being around people who are drinking, and much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• My upbringing with alcohol and experience drinking in college
• Feeling like I didn’t enjoy alcohol as much as everyone else
• On implementing Sober Mondays into my routine
• On the effects of alcohol changing after my concussion
• On moving from feeling disempowered to making an empowered decision to stop drinking
• On the gamechanger of being hungover as a parent
• On finding inner confidence and self-trust from this decision
• On whether I miss drinking
• On not drawing the line in the sand for future decisions
• How alcohol affects my mental health differently than other substances
• What I order when out with friends
• How to navigate events like bachelorette parties when not drinking
• On people pressuring you to drink and examining those relationships
• On the confidence boost of knowing I enjoy myself as I am
• Any noticeable changes I’ve felt since not drinking

Listen to my past episodes on stopping drinking here and here

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In this episode, I sit down with my pseudo sister, Carly King, to discuss everything from grief; to our childhood experiences together; to how Carly came to music and honed her craft as a professional recording artist. Carly and I discuss the unique relationship between our mothers, and we unpack the tragedy Carly and her family experienced when they lost her father in 9/11. Carly shares how she has grown up with grief and how that grief has changed over time, how she feels connected to the world through her grief, and how music was the outlet that she didn’t see coming. She also talks about her path to becoming a recording artist, the creative process and personal meaning behind her song “Trust Me, Honey,” and the concept of being “a curse and a lifeboat,” a set of lyrics from her music. Finally, she shares what it’s been like releasing new EP, “From A to B,” and plays a live rendition of “Trust Me, Honey.”

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On losing her father in 9/11
• On growing up with grief and having grief change over time
• On the strangeness of having a personal tragedy be a national tragedy
• On the unique privilege of being connected to the world
• On the importance of having an outlet for grief
• How Carly came to music and honed her craft
• Carly’s path as a recording artist
• On the creative process behind writing her song “Trust Me, Honey”
• On the concept of being “a curse and a lifeboat”
• On the release of her new EP, “From A to B”
• Carly plays “Trust Me, Honey”

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In this solo episode, I answer listener questions on non-parenting topics, from mouth taping; to career advice I wish I’d been given at twenty-five. I share what my journey has been with anxiety medication, advice on managing friendships with someone struggling to conceive, when and why I quit the corporate world and started Freckled Foodie, and where I would start for anyone interested in exploring marijuana. Plus, of course, what my dream day of eating would look like.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On mouth taping - when I started, what it is, and how it’s helped me
• On my journey with anxiety medication
• My thoughts on books “Iron Flame” and “Fourth Wing”
• How we entertain and exercise our dog, Charlie
• How to manage friendships with someone struggling to conceive
• On being self conscious about introducing myself as a creator
• When and why I quit my corporate job and how it led to Freckled Foodie
• Career advice I wish I’d been given at 25
• Tips on where to start if interested in exploring marijuana
• My dream day of eating
• On what I love and wish was different about our house

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In this episode, I sit down with my sister, Lucy, to talk about everything from listener poll results on serial killer tendencies; to getting the “ick” from our past content; to whether Lucy experiences imposter syndrome and anxiety. We read an old letter we found from our mom to Lucy in high school, discuss how Lucy felt always being compared to me when we were growing up, and unpack a recent fight I picked with my husband. We also talk about how we both feel comfortable fighting, how families can put you in a box and hold onto old beliefs, and how I feel like I’m failing at everything right now. Finally, we discuss how high strung I was before having kids, my recent experience going to an event, and how the internet can bring people together in strange ways.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Listener poll results from our previous episode (serial killer tendencies, brushing teeth with cold vs. hot water, and shower etiquette)
• On getting the “ick” from our past content
• A recent experience I had with my therapist
• On whether Lucy experiences imposter syndrome and anxiety
• On reading our mom’s old letter to Lucy
• How Lucy felt always being compared to me when we were growing up
• Unpacking a recent fight I picked with my husband
• On growing up in chaos and feeling comfortable fighting
• Reflecting on how high strung I was before having kids
• On how families put you in a box and hold onto old beliefs
• On feeling like I’m failing at everything right now
• On going to a recent event and how the internet brings people together in strange ways

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In this episode, I sit down with old friend, creator, and food writer Caroline Chambers to talk about all things food, tackling dinner time with kids running around, and how we can make cooking satisfying despite it also being the bane of our existence. Caroline and I talk about our New Jersey connection and how she grew up with my older sister Maddie, what her boarding school experience was like, and how we truly bonded years ago when I taught her to “boot and rally.” We unpack the concept of “raising your first child like your third,” how we tackle nights with multiple kids, and how she developed her Substack, What to Cook When You Don’t Feel Like Cooking. Finally, she shares how she developed her career in food, what her go-to ten minute meals are today, and which necessary white lies we tell our toddlers to get them to eat and brush their teeth.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On our New Jersey connection
• On Caroline’s boarding school experience
• On our relationships with our siblings
• The time I taught Caroline how to “boot and rally”
• On how Caroline took steps to becoming a creator
• On the concept of raising your first child like your third
• How we tackle nights with multiple kids
• On “what to cook when you don’t feel like cooking”
• On Caroline’s relationship with food growing up
• How developed her career in food, from working in advertising to running Don Julio’s social media
• Caroline’s go-to ten minute meals
• On the necessary little white lies we tell our toddlers

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In this solo episode, I answer listener questions on all things postpartum parenting, from the hardest part about transitioning from one to two kids; to how we try to manage toddler tantrums. I share how our current childcare looks, how we tackle division of labor and how that has evolved, and how I deal with “Mom jealousy” rather than Mom guilt. I also discuss prioritizing alone time, navigating not being able to give my first child undivided attention anymore, and how my mental health is right now postpartum. Finally, I share how to set boundaries during postpartum, how we have navigated sex and intimacy postpartum, and what my “fuck, marry, kill: postpartum edition” looks like between postpartum doula, toddler childcare, and meal trains.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• The hardest part about transitioning from one to two kids
• How to manage toddler tantrums, from riding the wave to going outside
• How our current childcare looks
• How we tackle division of labor now, and how it has evolved
• On feeling Mom jealousy vs. Mom guilt
• On prioritizing alone time and refilling your cup
• How to navigate not giving your first child your undivided attention anymore
• Favorite thing about being the mother to boys
• How we deal with TV time
• How my mental health is right now postpartum
• What support I wish I had during postpartum
• How to set boundaries during postpartum
• On navigating sex and intimacy with your spouse postpartum
• Fuck, marry, kill: postpartum doula, toddler childcare, or meal train

Listen to the Armchair Expert sex episode I mention here

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In this episode, I sit down with my sister and recurring guest on the podcast, Lucy, to unpack where we’re both at in our lives right now, and to catch up on everyday life. We chat about Lucy’s future presence on the show, her time in Florida with our family, farting in front of partners, and more. We also talk about the latest TikTok trends including front-to-back showering, the mob wife aesthetic, and how generally jumping from trend to trend can feel exhausting in this day and age. Finally, we share what we feel our serial killer tendencies are, how we felt about Saltburn, and how I’m currently feeling overwhelmed with two kids and how Lucy doesn’t feel ready to have children at this point in her life.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On Lucy’s future presence on the podcast
• On Lucy’s time in Florida with our family
• On farting and pooping in front of your partner
• On front-to-back showering, the mob wife aesthetic, and the exhaustion of jumping from trend to trend
• On feeling lost with fashion right now
• On our serial killer tendencies
• Unpacking Saltburn and our reactions to it
• On feeling overwhelmed with two kids and Lucy not being ready for children right now
• On Lucy’s journey with A Court of Thorns and Roses

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In this episode, I sit down with Chloe Sappern, my creative right hand for my brand and a close friend, to talk about Chloe’s role as a social media strategist, how she grew to build Sappern Creative, and how she navigates creativity and collaboration in her work. Chloe shares her trajectory from the Cornell School of Hotel Administration to creating her own business, what her day-to-day looks like working with multiple clients, and how we started working together off of Chloe’s cold-email. She also discusses how she tries to implement work boundaries as a self-titled people-pleaser, what she finds the most challenging about social media today, and why she thrives in unfamiliar environments. Finally, we talk about why she stopped drinking early on in college and how she navigated dating, and she answers listener questions on how she organizes her day as someone who’s self-employed and how one can get involved in social media strategy.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Chloe’s role as a social media strategist, and how we work creatively together
• How Chloe collaborates with her clients
• On Chloe’s creative path, from the Cornell School of Hotel Administration to working with Serena Kerrigan to creating her own business
• How we started working together from Chloe cold-emailing me
• How Chloe tries to implement work boundaries as a self-titled people pleaser
• What Chloe finds the most challenging about social media today
• On why certain content overperforms and underperforms
• Why Chloe never wants to be on-screen talent
• Why Chloe thrives in unfamiliar environments
• Why Chloe stopped drinking starting her freshman year of college
• How she navigated dating when not drinking
• Answering listener questions on:
• Organizing your day as someone who’s self-employed
• Balancing polish and authenticity on social media
• Advice for getting involved in social media strategy

Visit Chloe’s website, sapperncreative.com

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

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In this solo episode, I dive into how I’ve been feeling so far in postpartum, how our holiday and New Year went as a family of four, and what I’m hoping for moving into 2024. I discuss how our current sleep/feeding schedule is going with our newborn and where I’m at mentally right now, what I’m excited to explore on the podcast this year, and how it’s still impossible for me to wrap my head around being an adult. I also share why I’ve decided to stop breastfeeding and how freeing that decision has been, and how I’m digesting feelings of resentment, disconnect, and protectiveness as a mother. I also share why the newborn phase has not been a favorite of mine this time around, why comparing baby experiences is so unhelpful, and how I’m moving into this year at my own pace and not succumbing to social media pressure.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On my recent social media break and how I feel afterwards
• My current sleep/feed schedule with our newborn
• The future of the podcast and my goals for 2024
• On traveling with our newborn and toddler and surviving the airport
• On my edible therapy and not feeling like an adult
• On the freedom of stopping breastfeeding and why we stopped
• A recent mishap I had with my mom’s bidet
• On feeling bored in the newborn phase
• On digesting feelings of resentment and disconnect
• On accepting that comparing baby experiences isn’t useful
• On not succumbing to New Year social media pressure

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In this episode, I sit down with Lauren Elizabeth to discuss all things pregnancy and the emotional rollercoaster of preparing for your child to enter the world. Lauren talks about her first trimester experience and struggling to navigate medications, feeling shameful and lazy when battling pregnancy fatigue, and not always being able to connect to the baby in your womb. She also shares what she’s most anxious about for postpartum and how she’s proactively preparing, how being raised by a single mother and having an absent father affected her relationship with her partner and how she worked through her resentment, and why she’s most excited about discovering her inner child once her baby is born.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On Lauren’s rough first trimester and struggling to navigate medications
• On the shame of feeling “lazy” and battling pregnancy fatigue
• On confusing feelings over pregnancy and not always feeling connected to the baby in your womb
• On protecting your peace during pregnancy
• What Lauren is anxious about for postpartum and how she’s proactively preparing for it
• On being raised by a single mother and having her father issues resurface in her relationship with her partner
• On the excitement of discovering her future inner child
• On whether she’ll document her birthing experience

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

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In this episode, I sit down with Superhuman App creator Mimi Bouchard to discuss all things visualization and the power of intentional thinking. Mimi shares her trajectory over the past ten years and how she became passionate about personal development, how what she calls the “what if” pull guided her towards her true potential, and why perfection is a fallacy and your bounce-back rate is much more important. She talks about how she started practicing self-guided visualization which ultimately led to creating the Superhuman App, how your beliefs about yourself and the world around you create your life, and how you can tap into your future self frequency to embody the person you’ve always wanted to be.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On being a sharer and how that intersects with Mimi’s content
• Mimi’s ten year journey towards personal development 
• On feeling the “what if” pull and sensing your true potential
• On the fallacy of perfection and the importance of the bounce back rate
• On the numbing aspects of social media 
• On the origins of Mimi’s app, SuperHuman, and how she started practicing visualization
• How your beliefs create your life
• On living your life as if you’ve already achieved what you want
• On tapping into your future self frequency

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In this episode, I sit down with financial therapist Aja Evans to discuss all things money and our complex emotions around finances. Aja shares how she came to financial therapy, how we perceive wealth as children and how that shapes us as adults, and how the “more” mentality can be a recipe for disaster. She talks about the necessity for women to empower themselves with financial awareness, how to talk about money with your partner and how it can bring about positive opportunities, and how to start getting curious about your root causes of financial anxiety or fear. Finally, she answers listener questions on managing the mental load of student debt, deciding how much you can spend on yourself, and why we spend money when we’re stressed.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On what a financial therapist does
• How Aja came to be a financial therapist and the awakening she had about money in her twenties
• How we perceive wealth as children and how that shapes us as adults
• On how the “more” mentality can be a recipe for disaster
• On small steps to implement to get comfortable talking about money
• On the necessity of women empowering themselves with financial awareness
• On the positive opportunities that can arise from talking about money with your partner
• On understanding that everyone has different relationships or triggers with money
• On unpacking your root cause of money anxiety or fear
• Answering listener questions on:
• Managing the mental load of student debt
• Tips for supporting parents who are not financially stable
• On deciding how much you can spend on yourself
• The psychology of why we spend money when we’re stressed

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In this solo episode, I share how maternity leave has been so far with a toddler and a newborn, and how we’re adjusting as a family of four. I discuss what it’s like being immersed back into a newborn’s schedule and the anticipatory anxiety I’ve been feeling around time, how I feel more prepared and confident as a mother this time around, and why we’re resisting the urge to compare the two newborn experiences. I talk about the difficulties I’ve had with not being able to give both children my full attention at once, why we’re starting the weaning process with our newborn now, and how prioritizing rest has been huge recently. Finally, I share what it’s been like to navigate work and comparison anxiety during maternity leave, and how different my mental health is now versus postpartum in 2021.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On being immersed back into a newborn’s schedule
• On anticipatory anxiety and being hyper aware of time right now
• Recapping my first child’s newborn experience
• On feeling prepared and confident about the small things this time around
• On resisting the impulse to compare the newborn experiences
• On struggling with not being able to give both children your full attention at once
• On starting the weaning process and why we’re forgoing breast-feeding
• On trying not to blame anything on the baby in front of your toddler
• On making room for one-on-one time with my toddler
• On deciding to get nighttime help this time around and prioritizing rest
• On navigating comparison anxiety during maternity leave
• On the difference in my mental health now versus 2021 postpartum

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

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In this episode, I sit down with FF Fam member Chelsey Korhonen to discuss her incredible story of having two babies five weeks apart: one through gestational carrier, and one through a surprise pregnancy. Chelsey shares the long fertility journey she went on that led to considering a gestational carrier, the emotional toll of struggling to conceive, and what it was like having her friend Brittany offer to be their carrier. She talks about how the gestational carrier process works, the complex emotions she felt around gestational carrying, and what led to the shocking discovery that she was pregnant several weeks behind Brittany. She also shares what it was like caring for a newborn while pregnant, the guilt she felt trying to care for two babies at once, how her postpartum anxiety developed, and much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Chelsey’s fertility journey that led to considering a gestational carrier
• On the emotional toll of struggling to conceive
• On her friend offering to be her gestational carrier
• How the gestational carrier process works
• On the simultaneous grief and joy of choosing gestational carrying
• On the shocking discovery that Chelsey was pregnant
• On the varied reactions Chelsey got from medical professionals
• On the mixed emotions of being pregnant alongside her gestational carrier and friend
• On caring for a newborn while pregnant
• On the guilt Chelsey felt for trying to care for two babies at once
• On developing postpartum anxiety
• How she plans on telling her children about their birthing stories

Listen to my conversation with other FF Fam member, Michelle, on postpartum depression here

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

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In this episode, I sit down with Paris McLean – Assistant Head of School for Diversity, Inclusion, and Anti-Racism at Montclair Kimberley Academy, and my old friend – to discuss navigating conversations on race, how we can talk to our children about race, diversity, and equity, and how parents can be mindful about raising their children in diverse and inclusive environments. Paris speaks about his role in education and the foundational themes of his work, his experience growing up biracial, and how parents can use children’s literature as a powerful tool to start conversations. He also discusses the many different facets of diversity, how families can navigate raising children in a predominantly white community, and answers listener questions on explaining privilege, raising biracial children, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How we know each other and how Paris has played a role in my and my husband’s lives
• Paris’s role in education and the themes of his work
• On how diversity and equity work will never be “over”
• On Paris’s experience growing up biracial
• On navigating uncomfortable commentary made by others about biracial children
• On having conversations about race with children
• On feeling responsible for your child’s privilege
• Workshopping an example with my son and talking about race
• On the power of children’s literature to start conversations at home
• On the many different facets of diversity
• How families can navigate raising their children in a predominantly white community
• Answering listener questions on raising biracial children, explaining privilege, and navigating conversations about race among family

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In this episode, I sit down with my new friend and neighbor, Ashley, as part of another installment in the Freckled Foodie Friendship Series. Ashley and I share how we first met and connected after moving to the suburbs, why it’s essential to prioritize adult friendships, and how we’ve both navigated having playdates with other moms present. We discuss what it’s like in the adult friendship dating world, the necessity of putting yourself out there when you want to make friends, and how grateful we are to live in such a connected neighborhood. We also give advice on choosing the right neighborhood, and how you can honor all the different types of friendships in your life.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How Ashley and I met in the suburbs
• On the necessity of prioritizing adult friendships
• On navigating playdates with other moms
• On experiencing a progression of adult friendships
• On navigating the friendship dating world
• Advice for choosing the right neighborhood to live in
• On the necessity of putting yourself out there
• On the joy of being connected to your neighborhood
• On honoring different types of friendships in your life

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In this episode, I return from maternity leave to conclude my labor and delivery recap. I share the long journey it was to finally get induced, what it was like going through the induction, from admittance to postpartum recovery, and how this experience came full circle from a terrible labor to a wonderful delivery. I also discuss why it’s so essential – and often difficult –  to advocate for yourself during labor and delivery, what it felt like to learn we had a boy, why making the delivery room a positive environment is a gamechanger, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• The long journey to finally getting induced
• What it was like going through an induction
• On speaking up and advocating for yourself during labor and delivery
• On making the delivery room the environment you want it to be
• On being surprised that we had a boy
• My immediate postpartum experience in the hospital
• On breastfeeding contraction cramps
• On the immediate emotions of having a second child

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In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Nicole Landry, aka “The Birds Papaya,” to discuss how motherhood has shaped her; from the wide-ranging birthing and postpartum experiences she had with each of her four children; to the identity crisis that came in her late twenties; to the importance of setting up systems in your life so you don’t lose yourself in motherhood. Sarah shares how she moved through her divorce and felt the impulse to “fall on the sword” for her children, how she chooses to show up for her life throughout body changes and confidence waxing and waning, and much more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On having four children of all age ranges and how her postpartum experiences differed with each, from birth trauma to prenatal depression
• On the identity crisis that came in her late twenties and hitting “rock bottom” at thirty
• On setting up systems so you don’t lose yourself in motherhood
• How men are seen as providers and women as nurturers
• On moving through her divorce and the impulse to “fall on the sword” for her children
• On experiencing changes to her body over the years and choosing to show up for her life
• Answering listener questions on being in the public eye, actionable steps for regaining confidence, and how being a mother has influenced how she sees herself.

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In this episode, I sit down with Sam Previte, Intuitive Eating Dietician, to discuss all things intuitive eating and cultivating a freeing relationship with food. Sam explains what exactly intuitive eating means and what the biggest misconceptions are about it, what the “rebellion” phase in intuitive eating means and how we can examine our food behaviors and patterns, and how you can blend intuitive eating with making nutrient-dense choices. She also shares why our bodies crave food variety, how we can observe our links between extreme emotions and food, how parents can create a positive food environment for children, and more.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• What exactly is intuitive eating and what are the biggest misconceptions about it?
• On the “rebellion” phase of intuitive eating and examining food behaviors and patterns
• On blending intuitive eating with making nutrient-dense choices
• Why our bodies crave food variety
• On coping with extreme emotions and eating
• The many different ways intuitive eating can take form
• On cultivating a healthy relationship with food before pregnancy
• On parenting and creating a positive food environment for your child
• How children see food as neutral

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In this solo episode, I make a brief comeback from maternity leave to give a full update on the craziness that has happened in the last week and a half of this pregnancy. I share a timeline of my prodromal labor experience, from the multiple hospital visits; to having ongoing contractions and being several centimeters dilated; to finally getting a scheduled induction. I unpack the confusion of feeling like I don’t know my own body, the anxiety of not knowing how to interpret my labor signals, how frustrating it has been not having any answers from the medical community, and more. Finally, I sign off for maternity leave for the last time (fingers crossed), and hope that this third visit to the hospital is the charm.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On taking a brief pause from maternity leave
• On taking meticulous notes throughout pregnancy (and life)
• On the importance of not comparing pregnancies with others
• A timeline and update on my prodromal labor experience, from my multiple hospital visits to scheduling an induction
• On the confusion of not knowing my own body
• On the anxiety of not knowing how to interpret my labor signals
• On the mental load of not having any answers
• On breaking down in the hospital
• On feeling unheard and pushed aside by the medical system
• On waiting for the scheduled induction and signing off for maternity leave for the final time

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In this episode, I sit down with Ayana Lage to discuss her experience with postpartum psychosis, from how her symptoms began to develop after giving birth; to what led to her commitment to a psychiatric ward; to how she made a full recovery and emerged empowered about her story. Ayana shares what her relationship with her mental health was before and during her pregnancy, why the line between postpartum exhaustion and postpartum depression is so confusing, and what it felt like in the throes of her psychosis. She talks about what it was like within the psychiatric ward, how she experienced PTSD after her experience, what she hopes others take away from her experience and own about their postpartum stories, and much more. Thank you to Ayana for being so vulnerable and brave and reminding us that we are never alone, whatever our mental health experiences have been.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On the process of choosing to publicly share her experience with postpartum psychosis
• Ayana’s relationship with her mental health before and during her pregnancy
• The confusing line between postpartum exhaustion and postpartum depression
• How Ayana felt immediately after giving birth and how her postpartum psychosis progressed
• How it felt to experience delusions and what led to her commitment to a psychiatric ward
• Ayana’s experience within the psychiatric ward
• How Ayana began her recovery, the PTSD she experienced afterwards, and how she plans to prepare for another pregnancy in the future
• On what she hopes others take away from her experience
• On overcoming shame about her experience and embracing her story 
• On how being a black woman affected Ayana’s overall medical experience
• How Ayana feels more empowered now from her experience

Listen to my conversation with FF Fam member, Michelle, on postpartum depression here

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In this episode, I sit down with Cindy Linville – my mother and three-peat guest – to discuss all things being a grandparent, from the experience of watching your own children raise children; to the act of meeting children where they are; to witnessing your children mirror your own traits. We talk about what it means to Cindy to not care about what people think, how she and I have experienced setting and respecting boundaries around parenting and the grandparent-child relationship, and how we’ve navigated body talk discussions in our family. She shares the generational differences in parenting she has observed, what it means to find your unique “thing” as a grandparent, and gives her best advice to grandparents who want to be in their grandchildrens’ lives while respecting boundaries.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On being a grandparent and watching your children raise children
• On meeting your children where they are
• On your children mirroring you
• Unpacking not caring what people think about you
• Watching the grandparent relationship grow
• On setting boundaries and respecting them
• On the body talk discussions we’ve had within our family
• On the generational differences in parenting between millennials and baby boomers
• Advice for grandparents wanting to be in their grandkids’ lives while respecting boundaries
• On respecting the relationship with in-laws
• On finding your unique “thing” as a grandparent
• Cindy’s best fashion and skin care tips

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Creative Lead: Amelie Yeager

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In this episode, I share how I’m feeling two and a half weeks out from my due date, what I’m doing for my body right now, and how my maternity leave will look personally and work-wise in the coming months. I discuss the question of sharing content during postpartum, what I want to prioritize during postpartum and do differently this time around, and why a recent experience with early labor pains brought up some deep-seated anxieties. Finally, I unpack the intense emotions I’ve been feeling around going from one child to two, the conflicting urge I have to share a final moment with my son before the new baby comes, and the recent Travis Kelce-Taylor Swift gossip that has everybody talking.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• How I’m feeling two and a half weeks out from my due date
• What I’m doing for my body right now
• On the question of sharing content during postpartum
• On what my maternity leave will look like
• What I want to prioritize in postpartum and do differently this time
• On the mind fuck that is the end of pregnancy
• On my intense emotions around going from one child to two
• On the conflicting urge to share a final goodbye with my son before the new baby comes
• On the Travis Kielce and Taylor Swift goss

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In this episode, I sit down with friend and content creator Olivia Noceda to talk about priorities, boundaries, and understanding what we want versus what we think we want. We reflect on a time Olivia was there for me during a postpartum breakdown, and Olivia shares how she has developed her journey with boundaries over time. She also discusses why regularly establishing your priorities in life is essential, how the impulse of comparison on social media is inevitable, and why fiction and escapism can be so freeing. She also talks about her path to sober curiosity, how we can become addicted to routine, and why in a culture of “more,” “less” is actually the key to finding freedom and release.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• Remembering a time when Olivia was there for me during a postpartum breakdown
• How Olivia has developed her journey with boundaries
• Why regularly establishing your priorities is essential
• On the impulse of comparison with social media
• On the concept of being addicted to romance and escapism
• The importance of fiction in our lives
• Olivia’s journey with sober curiosity
• Why it’s healthy to observe our relationships with vices, from alcohol to social media
• On becoming addicted to routine
• On what you think you want vs. what you actually want
• On the freedom and release that comes from “less” 

Listen to the Armchair Expert episode with Anna Lembke here

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In this episode, I give a life update and share my recent experience being eight months pregnant at my cousin’s wedding, and how I’m generally feeling physically and mentally. I unpack the confusion of feeling anxious over daily life things but not “bigger” events, why anxiety sparks when I’m not able to show up as my truest self, and why I’m choosing to ignore the “more is better” mentality right now and lean into “less.” I share all the things I’m excited for postpartum (hello, soft belly), and what I plan to do differently in my second postpartum experience versus my first. 

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On the confusion of feeling anxious over daily life things, but not “bigger” events
• On feeling anxious when I’m not able to show up as my truest self
• On being eight months pregnant at my cousin’s wedding
• What people don’t tell you about parenthood
• Things I’m excited for postpartum
• On choosing to ignore the “more is better” mentality and leaning into “less”
• What I plan to do differently in my second postpartum experience versus my first

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In this episode, I sit down with one of my closest friends, Jess Nash, to discuss friendship, motherhood, and how the two intersect. We talk about our friendship “breakup” and how we reconnected after several years of not staying in touch, how having children has bonded us even further, and how essential it is for mothers not to judge each other for their parenting choices. We also discuss why it’s so important for mothers to find a postpartum community and we answer listener questions on preparing for motherhood, making space for conversation not centered around our children, and supporting a friend who is struggling with infertility or has miscarried.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On our friendship “breakup” and how we reconnected
• How having children bonded us further
• On friends disagreeing with how they mother their children
• On the importance of mothers not judging each other
• On finding community during postpartum
• Answering listener questions on friendship and motherhood, including:
• Why friends “go quiet” after they have children
• On preparing for the identity shift that comes with motherhood
• On celebrating each others’ wins in friendships
• On making space for conversation not centered around children
• On supporting a friend who is struggling with infertility or has miscarried

Find the “Friendship In Our Thirties” poem here

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In this episode, I sit down with Lizzy Mathis, Founder of The Cool Mom Co. and Co-host of Honest Renovations, to discuss the transition from non-motherhood to motherhood and how mothers can lose themselves when caring for others; to the importance of finding yourself again after having children; to how filling our cups as mothers should be a joyful process. Lizzy also shares her experiences as a black woman in society, the complexities of raising black children in today’s world, and how we can all have conversations about race at home. Finally, we talk about Lizzy’s new home renovation project with Jessica Alba, Honest Renovations, and why everyone can connect to home renovation shows.

Key Takeaway / Points:

• On the transition from not having children to motherhood
• On finding yourself again after becoming a mother
• How Lizzy fills her cup and practices self love now
• Lizzy’s experience as a black woman in society
• On what inspired Lizzy to create The Cool Mom Co. 
• On raising black children in today’s world
• How we can have conversations about race with our children and families at home
• On Lizzy’s new home renovation project with Jessica Alba, Honest Renovations
• Why everyone can connect to home renovation shows

Watch Honest Renovations on Roku TV here

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