Pakistani writer and editor, Abbi Brown, sits down with me to talk about what it's like to grow up brown in White neighborhoods, and how it's affected our communication and world view as adults. Abbi's website: abbiwood.comAbbi's multiracial voice...

Mom, speaker, and activist Libra Forde stops by to talk about the things she's seen at Black Lives Matter rallies, how she handles talking race with her children, and the importance of coming together for the future. Libra's Facebook                    ...

I sit down with blogger and speaker Darcel White, as we talk about how she's navigated single motherhood and homeschooling during the pandemic; how she takes care of herself and her needs, and the thoughts running through her head as a Black mom in our...

I released a book! In celebration, I talk about how I did it while raising two children, how that translates to motherhood, and I read a long excerpt from my first chapter. To purchase the book on Amazon, go here: https://amzn.to/2ZObDz4

I sit down with an awesome and funny panel of three dads to talk about what it's like for them to handle this whole parenting thing. Happy Father's Day to all the great dads out there. Follow the guys: Dean: twitter.com/adhdeanASLCrockett:...

Amanda of the Instagram account Mom of 1 and Done stops by to talk with us about the comments she receives and the opinions she hears of parents with one child. Her insta: instagram.com/momof1anddoneHer Twitter: twitter.com/momof1anddone_Join our...

My experience after the most recent deaths of people of color. Before we come together, we need to realize how far apart we are. Website: wearenyam.comFacebook. facebook.com/thenyamprojectTwitter: twitter.com/thenyamprojectInstagram:...

Karen Thurm Safran, author of the book Parenting: Let's Make a Game of It, stops in to talk about her book, and about how her Mary Poppins-style parenting helped her through her times as a single mom, and even through her life as an adult. Keep up with...

Former nanny and life balance coach, Alissa Lopez, stops by to give us a run-down of her recent article: a daily, real-life self-care plan for moms that serves to help us keep it together during some pretty trying times.  Alissa's article Keep up with...

Margaret Ables and Amy Wilson of the What Fresh Hell Podcast stop by to talk about expectations and worries in parenthood, and how they're often so much different from what's actually needed of us. Tweet, tweet. In other news, NYAM now has a Facebook...

Tasha of Confessions of a Tiny Teacher stops by to share some great ideas for how to keep little ones busy and learning while at home. She also shares her outlook on what's most important for stability at home. To receive the free 85+ at home ideas:...

Based on my recent article on NYAM's website, I talk a bit about the methods that have been helping me get through this whole isolation thing a bit easier. Website: wearenyam.comInstagram: instagram.com/thenyamprojectFacebook:...

In this solo episode, I talk about how being told to "enjoy every moment" is harmful, and why we should stop saying it to parents. I also talk about why my book has been postponed til July 7th. To sign up for the book list for more info, go to...

Therapist Kara LCSW, CADC I sits down to talk with us about Imposter Syndrome as it affects us in work and in parenting, and how we can beat it and prevent it. Kara's article is here: https://www.ancoratherapy.com/2018/05/02/imposter-syndrome/Reach Kara...

Professional dominatrix Natasha Strange joins us to discuss sex and sexuality after kids, the need for honesty when discovering each other's sexual interests, and appreciating your body for how amazing it is right now. Natasha's website: kittenwithawhip.comHer Instagram: instagram.com/msnatashastrangeHer Twitter: twitter.com/natashastrangeHer playspace: subrosapdx.comTo check out more about NYAM: Website: wearenyam.comInstagram: instagram.com/thenyamprojectFacebook:...

In this shorter solo episode, I rant a bit about our fear of not knowing everything, and why it's not realistic or fair to expect yourself to relate to every person's story.

NYAM alum, Andrea, visits to have a great talk with Arianna about friends, finding your people, and accepting necessary loneliness.

In our first episode of the new season, we sit down with Carla Naumburg, PhD, licensed social worker and author of HOW TO STOP LOSING YOUR SH*T WITH YOUR KIDS.

We sit down with Bonnie, one of NYAM's earliest moms and contributors, to discuss her struggles with sleep deprivation, having one child, and how doing your best is the best you can do.

We sit down with therapist and "mom coach," Dr. Raquel Mueller, to talk about how supermoms don't really exist, and how we can take steps to allow ourselves to be the human beings we've always been.

We're visited by Abbey Williams, host of the Mimosas with Moms podcast, to talk about how being a mother with big dreams can come with its own challenges.

This interview with NYAM alum, Kendra, has everything: talks of advocating for yourself, the struggles of women receiving medical diagnoses, and the reasons -- the many reasons -- why talking about your story makes all the difference.

Divorce consultant Anna Demouchet talks about how to navigate the decision more smoothly.

A solo episode that talks about the age-old argument: of all of the parenting choices, who has it harder?