The Unfiltered Mom

Angry Mom

“Mom guilt” we all have it, and we usually feel it most when are stricken with “Angry Mom” syndrome. We yell, we scream, we get upset, its all part of the role, but what makes us lose our cool? Our panel of moms have children of all different ages, and in this episode, we give ourselves grace and confide in each other.

Panel: Elizabeth @iamelizabethlewis, Kristen @houseofbaffo, Kimberly @xokimberlywyman, Jasmine @mahoganyhope, Tiphany @tiphanis.epiphany

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Pelvic Floor Health

Maybe you just had a baby, or maybe you are pregnant and preparing for birth. Dr. Rachael Elizabeth, Physical Therapist and pelvic floor specialist, answers the questions you are maybe a little too embarrassed to talk about with your general practitioner. As a mama of five of her own babies, Dr. Rachael is in tune with the effects pregnancy and delivery can have on a woman’s body. In this episode, Dr. Rachael’s passion for women’s health and nurturing ways make you feel both comforted and cared for.

Panel: Elizabeth @iamelizabethlewis, Kristen @houseofbaffo

Guest Panel: Dr. Rachael Elizabeth @drrachaelelizabeth

Learn more about Dr. Rachael Elizabeth at www.drrachaelelizabeth.com

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Mom FOMO

On this episode, we sit down with Rachel from Rise Psychiatry and discuss the complexities of female friendships. Many of us have had an experience with a friendship that did not serve us, or friendships that take a shift. Are we jumping to conclusions? Are you feeling purposely left out? Or is it Mom FOMO?

Panel: Elizabeth @iamelizabethlewis, Kristen @houseofbaffo, JeeYoung @simplyeveryblog, Tiphani @tiphanis.epiphany, Monique @moniquethestylist, Kimberly @xokimberlywyman

Guest Panel: Rachel Padgen Eshkanian

Learn more about Rise Psychiatry at www.callonrise.com

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The Hummus Hustle

On this episode we sit down with Hannah Awada, founder and owner of the Michigan-based, female-owned Hummus Goodness—homemade, fresh, delicious hummus made right here in Metro Detroit. While living in China for her husband’s job, Hannah began Hummus House and shares with us some of her trials and laughs along the way. Hannah’s passion for hummus, community, and business is infectious. We also chat side hustles with other Detroit Moms and what the transformation from a career or SAHM to entrepreneurship looks like in reality.

Panel: Elizabeth @iamelizabethlewis, Jasmine @mahoganyhope, Kristen @houseofbaffo, Scarlett @scarlettlongstreet Guest Panel: Hannah Awada @hummusgoodness

Learn more about Hummus Goodness at www.hummusgoodness.com.

Read more from our contributors at www.detroitmom.com

Diversity & Detroit City Gentrification

Some of us live in the suburbs, and some of us live in Detroit proper. On this episode, we are discussing what “Detroit proper” means to us, and how we all see things a little differently. We have an incredibly open discussion about Detroit diversity and the issues women of the city of Detroit have. Gentrification is happening in Detroit, and we discuss respectfully the two different perspectives. Panel: Elizabeth @iamelizabethlewis, Tiphani @aha.moments.co, Monique @moniquethestylist, Jasmine, Kristen @houseofbaffo, JeeYoung @simplyeveryblog, Kimberly @xokimberlywyman

Read more from our contributors at www.detroitmom.com

Navigating Negative Relationships Panel: Elizabeth, Kimberly, Kristen, Jasmine, Tiphany

We have all been there; we have walked away from a conversation either being the one saying more than we should or walked away feeling “icky”. Women are plagued with toxic relationships, negative friendships, and gossip, but how do we get ourselves into these situations? We are getting real about the dangers of gossip, and the effect they have on our mental health. Our panel of mother’s chat about how motherhood changed the way we view friendships in the future, and how they navigate the dirt. Read more from our contributors at www.detroitmom.com

Raising Children with disabilities with Detroit Mom Panel: Elizabeth, Jamie, Jessica

Detroit Mom is more than just a community of local moms, we also host several smaller community groups, such as our Special Needs group. On this episode we speak with Benny’s mom Jamie, and Nasim’s mom Jessica who share their son’s stories of learning their diagnosis, their reaction and where they are today. The conversation is raw, real, and we are only just touching the surface of what they will share with us. Whether you are a mother of a child with special needs or not, this episode is a must listen as Jamie and Jessica educate us on their community and how we can support them. Read more from our contributors at www.detroitmom.com

Motherhood Struggles, Voices from SAHM and WFHM Panel: Elizabeth, Kimberly, Jasmine, Kristen

Breaking down the stereotypes, assumptions and trials of the WFH/SAH Mom, this episode provides viewpoints from 4 moms with vastly different “work” weeks. Our four co-hosts have a candid and open conversation about their career paths and how life has changed since entering motherhood. While the “grass is always greener” on the other side, and the struggle to balance family and work is real! These moms are hustling on their own terms, by their own design. Read more from our contributors at www.detroitmom.com

Inclusion and Diversity within Detroit Mom Panel: Elizabeth, Jasmine, JeeYoung, Kimberly, Scarlet

On this episode, the Detroit Mom panel discuss diversity both culturally and religiously within their community. Whether they are first generation American, raising multiracial children, or living a religiously diverse household. Diversity has always been the “elephant” in the room, so we kick off season one, getting comfortable with the uncomfortable. Read more from our contributors at www.detroitmom.com

Welcome to The Unfiltered Mom Podcast

The Unfiltered Mom Podcast is brought to you by Elizabeth Lewis, CEO and Owner of Detroit Mom. Through chats with women in the community, The Unfiltered Mom’s inclusive platform seeks to inspire conversation, diversify thoughts, and provide connection and encouragement for all moms. Lewis challenges the listener to courageously join the conversation and learn how to become comfortable with the uncomfortable.