Miracle Mama Podcast

In 2014, Boram Nam was living in New York City when she experienced an extremely difficult postpartum recovery period after her second child was born. Originally from Korea, where postpartum care is a priority, Boram recognized firsthand that postpartum support for moms in the US was and is essentially nonexistent. Over the next several years, Boram and her husband worked together to lay a foundat...

Raevan Bielik is a mother of three young daughters and co-founder of BirthBabyBody, a company geared towards supporting parents and babies through pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. In this episode Raevan talks about her passion for helping women recover from diastasis recti and the program she is building called Defeat Diastasis. She also shares exercises we should and shouldn't be doing to build...

Many may know Brenda Bogart today for her work as an artist, but her art business is actually her third endeavor after running a successful interior design business for years and a children's clothing manufacturing company. In this episode, Brenda shares her motivation behind building businesses, her passion for the marriage ministry she runs with her husband Bill, and why the give-back component...

Sarah and Juliet both worked in journalism before entering the world of motherhood. Both finding inadequate postnatal support for women and babies, Sarah and Juliet partnered together to create Welcome Baby. A non-profit that operates in 12 states across the country to provide low-income mothers with one comprehensive package containing everything she and her newborn need in the first four weeks o...

The Means sisters join us for a special Made in Texas  series to share the story behind Miron Crosby. Recognizing a hole in the market for an authentic cowboy boot for women in particular, they decided to blend New York style with their West Texas roots to bring artisanal cowboy boots to the fashion set. In just a short amount of time, Miron Crosby has taken the fashion world by storm thanks to fe...

In this episode, our host, Whitney Rowell, tells her personal experience having her third baby at home in April 2021. Whitney talks about why she chose to have her third baby at home with a midwife after having two successful hospital deliveries. She shares the pros and cons of both experiences and answers some of the common questions she received from others who are interested in this experience....

In this episode, we ask former guests Annie Tam, owner of Mend Counseling, and Casey Bonano, owner of Dallas Nutritional Counseling, to come together for an honest conversation about motherhood and our well-being from both a mental and physical standpoint.

Sabrina Rudin, a mom of 2 and founder of   Spring Cafe Aspen , Aspen's first 100% organic eatery and juice bar. Sabrina talks about how she seamlessly incorporates clean eating into her family's everyday life, the steps she takes to prioritize time with her children while running a business, and how the global pandemic didn't stop her from opening her second restaurant location in New York City th...

Molly Fienning, a mom of two and co-founder of two successful start-ups, talks about how she turned her idea for 'baby aviators' into a global brand, why her passion for food led her to become CEO of Red Clay Hot Sauce and how 'unitasking' is the key to making it all work.

Jen Kelly and Becca Perren, partnered together when they were both pregnant with their first babies to launch Pehr, known today as one of the world's leading children's lifestyle brands. In this episode, Jen and Becca talk about how they built their business, how they were able to successfully pivot during Covid and share advice for any aspiring mompreneurs out there who have a business idea they...

In this special Mother's Day inspired episode of Message From Mom, Whitney brings you a conversation with her mom, Dana Williams. Dana is a Gallup certified StrengthsFinder coach, entrepreneur, and former marketing executive at Southwest Airlines. They talk about life's biggest transitions, and how we can apply our strengths in motherhood and beyond. 

As a therapist and mother of two young boys, Annie has a passion for helping young women and mothers building self-confidence, find identity and purpose, and create an intentional, wholehearted life. In this podcast episode, we chat about finding our identity as mothers in the postpartum space and the best ways to prepare for the 4 th  trimester.

Brittany Goff left her corporate job in sports marketing to start her own company called Wheat & Honey Co. From that, she created her own impactful community called Wheatful Woman, where she empowers women through both online and in-person events and most recently, her #wheatfulwoman podcast.  She shares how she made the leap from corporate to start-up over four years ago, and how to know when it'...

Sterling McDavid, founder of The Starling Project, co-founder of Burnett New York and a member of UNICEF's New York Board of Directors, has held many incredible titles and roles since graduating from college just a little over a decade ago. In this episode, we talk about the work Sterling has done with UNICEF, the journey to launch a luxury home fragrance line for her social impact business, The S...

Kara Shannon and Lily Kramlich-Taylor both moved to Dallas from different parts of the country to pursue job opportunities. The experience led them to create Dallasites 101, a platform that connects people with businesses and experiences in the Dallas area. We invited them on our podcast to talk about what it takes to build a community where you are, even if that community is virtual. You can find...

In this episode, Becky shares what it's like to work with a midwife, how the pandemic has impacted birth and answers some of the most common questions she gets from clients. Before becoming a Certified Professional Midwife, Becky worked as a Certified Doula through CBI and as an office and hospital nurse for 17 years, with 16 of those years being for an OB/GYN.

Ryann Kipping is a registered dietician, owner & founder of The Prenatal Nutritionist, and author of  The Feel Good Pregnancy  cookbook. Ryann has helped hundreds of women escape confusing and outdated nutrition information to find a happy, feel-good pregnancy. In this episode of our pregnancy mini-series, Ryann discusses healthy nutritional habits for pregnant women.

Throughout college, Allison Evans struggled with a severe case of PCOS and other underlying health issues which were extremely debilitating. At the same time, Allison's best friend, Kelly Love, was a witness to Allison's journey as she tried to regain her health. Allison's aunt, Marilee Nelson, was a huge advocate of toxin free living. In the summer of 2008 Allison and Kelly moved in with Marilee...

Victoria and Alex are two moms from LA who were frustrated with the one-size-fit approach of prenatal vitamins currently available on the market. They partnered with OB/GYN Dr. Bayati and a panel of leading OB/GYNs and maternal-fetal medicine specialists to develop Perelel, a prenatal vitamin designed to meet your needs throughout each phase of your motherhood journey.

Ariel Kaye, founder and CEO of Parachute, talks about how she turned her passion for creating beautiful spaces in the home into a direct-to-consumer home business grounded in accessible luxury. You can learn more about Parachute at  www.parachutehome.com .  

As Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Sagely Naturals,  the  leading topical CBD and wellness brand made by women for women, Kerrigan Behrens was integral in accelerating marketplace acceptance of CBD as a natural and effective alternative for the products you would already find in your medicine cabinet. In this episode, Kerrigan talks about how an endometriosis diagnosis was the pivotal point in launching...

Cristina Lynch Bird founded Mi Golondrina in 2013, blending traditional Mexican heritage with her own modern take on Mexican-American fashion. In the process of building her business, Cristina has been able to bring her love of Mexican art and culture to the United States while also providing sustainable income for over 600 Mexican artisans who hand embroider each piece in her collection. From the...

How should we address the topic of sex with our children? In this episode, Megan Michelson, from Birds & Bees, discusses the importance of being intentional and proactive parents when teaching children about sex in order to build a foundation for future conversations, protect them from danger, and have the power of the first impression. Find them on Instagram @birds_bees or birds-bees.com

Lauren Brundage Mariel is the founder of Live Love Pop, a mission-based popcorn company that has risen to one of the top four highest selling popcorn companies in the US since its launch just seven years ago. In this episode, we learn the ins and outs of launching a business in the food industry and how that process has been impacted recently as a result of COVID. Lauren also talks about how to ba...

Catherine Lowe, is an entrepreneur and founder of LoweCo., a reality television star, and the winner of the seventeenth season of ABC's The Bachelor. She is married to the former bachelor, Sean Lowe and the mother of three children. In this episode, Catherine talks about the transformation from working for Amazon to becoming a public figure on The Bachelor. We also chat about her life as a mom of...