Maria Sansone

Maria is joined by author, wellness leader, and cancer thriver Kris Carr to talk about her new book “I’m Not a Mourning Person.”

It’s not always about fitting in, sometimes you just need to belong. Maria chats with parenting expert Donna Tetreault about how parents can model self-confidence for their kids and how to feel a sense of belonging in different aspects of life.

Parenting journalist Donna Tetreault talks about her latest children’s book “Dear Me: I Belong.” Donna explores what it means for kids to feel connection and belonging in their community.

Are you getting too tired to overparent? Boston Globe journalist Kara Baskin talks about why parents in their 30s and 40s no longer “want it all” for their kids.

Newly named New York Times best-selling author and mom of four Khadeen Ellis dishes on her new book “We Over Me” and shares relationship advice as she joins Maria Sansone for a little girl-time chat in this episode of Mom2Mom.

She’s an actress, author and mom of four beautiful boys. Khadeen Ellis joins Maria Sansone to have a little girl-time chat and to share details about her new book, “We Over Me.”

Dr. Oneeka Williams is a urologic surgeon by trade, but her days include a lot more than that. She shares her story, five tips to find positivity, and a simple strategy to include self-care in your daily life.

From “Scary Mommy” to “She’s Got Issues”, one of the O.G. mom bloggers, Jill Smokler, opens up about weathering the highs and lows of life and her exciting new project.

Jill Smokler was one of the original mom bloggers when she launched “Scary Mommy” in 2008. She opens up to Maria about her journey to where she is now.

Are you looking for a little inspiration? Author, podcast host and content creator Morgan Harper Nichols shares her story about being diagnosed with autism as an adult and how her passion helps her embrace what the future holds.

Morgan Harper Nichols is an artist, poet, author, podcast host and more. She shares her passion for creativity and connection with Maria Sansone.

It may be best to ditch the bubbles and face masks when it comes to self-care- sometimes. Dr. Pooja Lakshmin, board-certified psychologist, challenges you to an internal decision-making process with four principles to help you determine what you really need.

Dr. Pooja Lakshmin, a board-certified psychologist, talks about her new book “Real Self-Care.”

Dr. Wendy Suzuki, a neuroscientist at New York University, shares how everyday anxiety can be good for us.

What if we told you that some anxiety could be a good thing? Dr. Wendy Suzuki, author of “Good Anxiety”, shares some insight into our brains.