On this episode of Coffee Monday, Rae sits down with Nicala and Tory, the creative duo behind Little Dreamers. What started with a coffee playdate and a spark of an idea has grown into a beloved pajama brand that moms (and now adults!) can’t get enough of.

The two share how their business went from small shop hustle to overnight success - thanks in part to Nicala’s brother, Josh Allen, giving their line a viral boost on social media. They open up about what that moment was like, how it’s shaped their journey, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.

Put on your fav pajamas & grab your coffee - it's a great listen. ☕✨

A word from our partners:

Dutch Bros Coffee Fresno - They may sell coffee, but they’re in the relationship business. Whether they’re slinging drinks or serving up smiles, Dutch Bros Coffee Fresno is all about YOU! To find the nearest DB location and learn more about their yummy drinks, check out @dutchbrosfresno

dh floral & San Joaquin Flower Collective - Florals graciously arranged by the super talented local floral artist @dhfloral with blooms locally sourced. Follow their Insta for deets.

@raepardinimatson’s make-up by local make-up artist & esthetician @bare.skin.beauty

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

This week on Coffee Monday we’re welcoming back Dr. Rohini Shantharam, Board-Certified Dermatologist and Director of Boswell Dermatology Aesthetics✨ 

In this episode, Dr. Shantharam breaks down what’s trending in skincare and aesthetics right now - from the rise of “baby Botox” to the most requested laser treatments, and how to know if the products you’re using are actually worth it. She also gives us a sneak peek at her upcoming talk at the Central California Women’s Conference and her Glow With Confidence event this Fall.

Let’s pour into it…

A word from our partners:

Dutch Bros Coffee Fresno - They may sell coffee, but they’re in the relationship business. Whether they’re slinging drinks or serving up smiles, Dutch Bros Coffee Fresno is all about YOU! To find the nearest DB location and learn more about their yummy drinks, check out @dutchbrosfresno

dh floral & San Joaquin Flower Collective - Florals graciously arranged by the super talented local floral artist @dhfloral with blooms locally sourced. Follow their Insta for deets.

@raepardinimatson’s make-up by local make-up artist & esthetician @bare.skin.beauty

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

We’re bringing it full circle...our very first guest is back! Madi Prettyman (now Lawless!) joins us for a coffee catch-up to spill all the updates since her first episode: marriage in dreamy Italy, newlywed life, and how her faith continues to shape her journey. We chat wedding day stories, her glowing bridal beauty secrets (including doing her own makeup!), and the routines she’s loving most right now.

Madi also opens up about influencing with intention: how she stays authentic in a trend-driven space, her current approach to brand partnerships, and her thoughts on navigating Instagram, TikTok, and everything in between. Plus, she shares her best tips for travel, skincare, and keeping your glow from the inside out.

Whether you’re here for the love stories, beauty inspo, or behind-the-scenes of building a brand with heart, this episode is like catching up with your most inspiring friend...over a great cup of coffee.

A word from our partners:

Dutch Bros Coffee Fresno - They may sell coffee, but they’re in the relationship business. Whether they’re slinging drinks or serving up smiles, Dutch Bros Coffee Fresno is all about YOU! To find the nearest DB location and learn more about their yummy drinks, check out @dutchbrosfresno

dh floral & San Joaquin Flower Collective - Florals graciously arranged by the super talented local floral artist @dhfloral with blooms locally sourced. Follow their Insta for deets.

@raepardinimatson’s make-up by local make-up artist & esthetician @bare.skin.beauty

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

This week on Coffee Monday, Rae chats with Betsy Hays—professor, author, speaker, publicist, and host of the Handled(ish) podcast. From navigating never-ending inboxes to helping college students launch dream careers, Betsy brings smart, real-world advice with a dose of encouragement

We dive into the story behind Handled(ish) and how Betsy’s learned to make room for grace while still getting things done. She shares her go-to strategies for managing time, setting realistic goals, and navigating the chaos of busy seasons—especially as a working mom. Plus, she shares what to expect from her upcoming talk at the Central California Women’s Conference and her tips for managing your time without losing your mind.

Grab your coffee, open your notes app, and get ready for practical tips. You won’t want to miss this one!

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

This week on Coffee Monday, we’re getting our hands a little messy—in the best way—with the inspiring trio behind Good Dirt Pottery Studio and Good Dirt Collective. Co-founders Jorden Collins, Christy Manning, and Kasey Jackson join Rae to talk about the heart, hustle, and healing behind their community-driven creative space.

From mission trips in Kenya to motherhood and ministry, each woman brings her own story and strength to the studio. Together, they’ve built more than just a pottery business—they’ve created a safe, joyful space where women, teens, and families can slow down, tap into their creativity, and reconnect with purpose.

We talk about what it means to work in a way that fills your cup (literally and figuratively), how they support one another as co-founders and friends, and the beautiful, sometimes messy process of building something with meaning. Plus, we dive into how the community can get involved, whether it’s by taking a class, hosting an event, or simply cheering them on.

Come for the clay, stay for the conversation. This one’s full of heart, purpose, and a little dirt under the nails.

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

Nine years ago, Rae Pardini Matson started RPM PR with a vision, a whole lot of grit, and a heart for storytelling. 

On this solo episode of Coffee Monday Podcast, she reflects on the journey—what she’s learned, what she’s proud of, and what still lights her up nine years later. It’s not just a celebration—it’s a love letter to the journey. 

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

Today, we’ve got something extra fun — a front-row seat to our unforgettable chat with Jessie James Decker from Mumzie Media’s signature event, Mom’s Time Out event. ✨

Jessie gets real about what it’s like to juggle four kids, multiple businesses, marriage, and still find time to keep things spicy. It’s honest, hilarious, and full of those “same, girl” moments we all know and love.

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

In this new episode of Coffee Monday, Rae chats with Chantea McIntyre - mom of four, model, first runner-up for Miss California USA, entrepreneur, soon-to-be author and all-around powerhouse.

From her roots in the Central Valley to the real-life chaos of motherhood, Chantea shares how her journey has been shaped by faith, identity, and a passion for empowering women. They chat about her time in the pageant world, what inspired her to build her digital presence, and how she keeps beauty fun and approachable while raising a family, running multiple business ventures and is competing Miss California USA.

Whether you’re sipping coffee between school drop-offs or chasing your own creative goals, this conversation is a reminder that you don’t have to “do it all” to be doing enough. 

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

In this episode of Coffee Monday, Rae sits down with longtime friend and award-winning filmmaker Grant Garry, whose powerful documentary Meet Me Where I Am is changing the way we talk about loss. 

Through powerful interviews and personal insight, Grant's film invites us to normalize grief and create space for healing. We talk about what inspired the project, the unexpected moments that stayed with him, and how his background in theater and music continues to shape the way he tells stories.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever loved, lost, or simply wanted to better support the people around them. Grant reminds us that the most powerful thing we can do is meet each other - with grace, understanding, and heart - right where we are. Grab your coffee and listen in. ☕

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.

In this episode of Coffee Monday, Rae sits down with longtime friend and award-winning filmmaker Grant Garry, whose powerful documentary Meet Me Where I Am is changing the way we talk about loss. 

Through powerful interviews and personal insight, Grant's film invites us to normalize grief and create space for healing. We talk about what inspired the project, the unexpected moments that stayed with him, and how his background in theater and music continues to shape the way he tells stories.

This one’s for anyone who’s ever loved, lost, or simply wanted to better support the people around them. Grant reminds us that the most powerful thing we can do is meet each other - with grace, understanding, and heart - right where we are. Grab your coffee and listen in. ☕

Produced by MUMZIE Media (@mumziemedia). You can listen to the Coffee Monday Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. And follow along on Instagram @coffeemondaypodcast.