Kelsey Searles is a mom of two and co-founder of MiliMili, a bold and colorful LA-based nursery goods line that sells the CUTEST and most giftable sleep sacks, crib sheets and coordinating luxuries for parents. In this episode she debunks those working mom myths and discusses how she has pivoted in her career from IT sales, to interior design to mompreneur. And let's not forget winning Supermarket Sweep!

I sit down with one of my favorite coworkers, Ms. Alexis Dredden, coach of Beyoutifully_you, as she enlightens us mamas on how to be unapologetically who we are from the inside out.

On this episode I sit down with former Olympic bobsledder and retired CrossFit games athlete Bethany Hart Gerry, to talk about mommy burnout. After suffering through her own experience with postpartum depression, Bethany has developed a passion to help other moms. She recently created a wellness program with a focus on lifestyle, nutrition and fitness habits, geared towards helping moms go from surviving to thriving.

Mommy Burnout is real and I am burned out AF, mamas. In this episode, I'm discussing my recent bout of mommy burnout, how important it is to rally around community and how I let some of that perfect mom routine go bye bye.

Mother's Day is almost here and my mom is making a SURPRISE guest appearance on the show! She's breaking down what I like to call her top three "Momisms" for today's Mamas, like stop shopping at Target and other crazy things she tells me. Pull up a chair, grab a cup of tea and listen in on my mom dishing all the tea this Mother's Day!

In this episode we sit down with Nutrition and Health Educator, Wellness Mom Dom, as she reveals the 4 C's to being a More Confident Mama.

Budgets, financial planning, investments...these can all seem like BIG scary words. But they don't have to be. Renee Cohen, Certified Financial Planner, Northwestern Mutual, helps us break down financial intimidation, myths about marriage and money and how we can get started with 5 minutes of money management a day.

Join me with my very FIRST podcast guest, amazing mama, brilliant co-worker, and good friend, Elizabeth Caselden. Elizabeth tells us who her very worst mom critic is and how she's taking on mom shaming one moment at a time.

Mom-ing is hard AF. This episode gets to the root of what we're trying to do with the podcast and I give a little preview of the feedback I've been getting from our little Mohawk experiment.  Can you relate?

Moms, when was the last time you did something for yourself? Here’s mine and the push back I received.