This week, we’re joined by Darren Graham-a content creator, and single dad by choice whose building family and community on his own terms.

We talk about Darren’s journey from educator to content creator, his path to fatherhood through adoption, and what it’s looked like to step into this new chapter with intention. He shares how his love of fashion and personal style shows up in his everyday life, and how that expression is already being passed down to his son.

We also get into what “village” really means, from his support of communities like the Brooklyn Stroll Club to the people who show up for him in real life, and why parenthood is never meant to be done alone.

Darren also shares a heartfelt love letter to Black women, what he considers an “op,” and how he unwinds, bringing both humor and honesty to the conversation.

This episode is funny, emotional, and a powerful reminder that building a full life, and raising a child, takes intention, presence, and community.

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Keep doing it all, and doing it well!

In this special Valentine’s Day re-release, we’re bringing back the only couple we’ve ever interviewed together on Doing It All — Blair and Spencer Paysinger.

Blair is the co-founder of Post 21, a thoughtfully curated marketplace celebrating Black-owned businesses. Spencer is a former NFL player turned consulting producer and the real-life inspiration behind the hit TV show All American. Together, they are a dynamic, deeply intentional couple building careers, raising children, and protecting their marriage in the process.

In this episode, Blair and Spencer open up about what it really looks like to balance ambition and partnership — from navigating demanding careers and entrepreneurship to raising two young kids while staying connected as husband and wife.

We talk about:

• Building individual dreams while supporting each other’s growth

• Protecting your relationship in high-demand seasons

• Communication, ego, and recalibrating when life shifts

• Parenting as a team

• The logistics (and love) behind “doing it all”

If you’ve ever wondered how ambitious couples sustain joy while managing full plates, this conversation offers honesty, insight, and practical perspective.

And don’t forget to check out Spencer’s podcast, Higher Valleys, co-hosted with Jelani Jenkins, for more thoughtful conversations on growth, purpose, and navigating life’s peaks and valleys.

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There’s a massive snowstorm outside, a lot of fear in the air, and inside our homes, parents are doing what they always do - getting through the day however they can.

In this episode, we’re recording from real life as it’s happening. Maya is two weeks postpartum, we’re snowed in with toddlers, and the news cycle feels heavy and relentless. We talk honestly about what it’s like to be parenting in this moment - when your nervous system is shot, your phone won’t stop delivering bad news, and you’re still expected to show up for your kids with patience and hope.

You’ll also hear a very special (and very sweet) guest throughout the conversation: Maya’s newborn son, whose tiny baby noises make a few perfectly timed appearances, because this is what doing it all actually sounds like.

We move between the personal and the political, touching on postpartum recovery, cabin fever, screen guilt, and the emotional toll of raising children amid political fear, ICE rumors, and growing uncertainty, especially for immigrant families. We talk about how much invisible labor parents carry, and why being told to “just be resilient” often misses the point.

Listener letters guide much of the conversation, including questions about surviving snow days with toddlers and screens, navigating fear in mixed-status families, and managing postpartum anxiety and existential dread in a world that feels increasingly unstable.

This episode is honest, chaotic, validating, and rooted in solidarity over solutions. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, scared, tired, or unsure how to hold it all at once, you’re not alone.

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If you’re new here (or you missed this one the first time) this is the episode to press play on.

We’re rereleasing our conversation with Eve Rodsky, creator and NYT bestselling author of Fair Play, and honestly, the timing couldn’t be more perfect. Maya’s son is officially here 💙, and this season has been all about setting boundaries, having real conversations, and redistributing the work load-exactly what this episode is about.

We originally kicked off Women’s History Month with this conversation because it speaks to the unseen, unpaid, and often unfair labor women carry every single day. Eve breaks down how Fair Play became a movement, starting with a text from her husband, a conversation with Elizabeth Warren back when she was her Harvard professor, and the career path she thought she’d be on before changing everything.

We talk about why excusing partners with “but he’s a good guy” keeps us stuck, why her and her husband’s In-N-Out check-ins double as strategy meetings (genius, honestly), and what Eve calls the last frontier of feminism-and it might not be what you expect. She also shares the three things every household needs to actually function… because most of us are running on vibes and vibes only.

This episode is packed with perspective, laughs, and tools you can use immediately-especially if you’re navigating a new life chapter, redefining roles, or realizing that “doing it all” shouldn’t mean doing it alone.

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After 2 weeks of rereleases, we’re finally back together on the mic for a brand-new Doing It All duet episode and there is a LOT to catch up on.

In this New Year check-in, we’re sharing some of our biggest life updates yet (marriage, new babies! etc), reflecting on what the past season taught us, and talking honestly about what this next chapter looks like for us as women, moms, and co-hosts.

We also get into where Doing It All is headed in this new year-what we’re excited about, what we’re letting go of, and how we want the show to grow with you.

Whether you’ve been listening since day one or you’re brand new here, this episode is the perfect way to get to know us a little better and step into the new year together.

In this episode, we talk about:

• Big personal life updates

• How marriage and motherhood are reshaping our priorities

• What we learned from last year’s highs and lows

• What’s in (and out) for this new season of Doing It All

• What you can expect from the podcast moving forward

Press play, grab your coffee, and let’s do this new year together!

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This week on Doing It All, we’re revisiting one of our favorite conversations with Bethany Brill (@bbrill)—a creative, entrepreneur, mom, and wife whose approach to home, work, and life feels especially relevant as we move into a new year.

Bethany is known for her thoughtful, innovative take on home design and her honest perspective on balancing a creative career with motherhood. In this episode, she shares her journey, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and why slowing down and being intentional matters just as much as building something successful.

In this episode, we discuss:

• How Bethany’s passion for design evolved into a thriving career

• Her creative process for transforming her home into a functional, beautiful space for her family of five

• The challenges and rewards of balancing motherhood, family life, and a creative business

• Designing spaces that reflect your personality while supporting your everyday life

• The importance of prioritizing yourself while building a meaningful career

Whether you’re revisiting this episode or listening for the first time, this conversation is a grounding reminder that doing it all doesn’t mean doing everything at once.

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In our first episode of 2025, we explored how to release the New Year pressure and choose a more intentional, inward-focused approach to beginning the year. As we head into 2026, this message feels more relevant than ever.

This re-release includes a new check-in from Maya, recorded on December 31st, 2025, reflecting on a year that moved fast and asked a lot—all while continuing to build Doing It All into a thriving, global community.

Inside this episode, we talk about:

• Why you don’t need to overhaul your life on January 1st

• How slowing down can actually support rest and productivity

• Listening to your body and honoring what this season truly requires

• Releasing perfection and choosing alignment instead

Maya also shares what’s ahead for the show—continued growth, aligned sponsorships, more powerful guests, future live shows and events, and deeper connection through social storytelling—along with what to expect as she eases into life as a mother of two.

If you’re craving a grounded, compassionate way to start the year—one rooted in trust, awareness, and sustainability—this episode is your permission slip.

Listener note: Be sure to check out our most recent episode from December 3rd with the authors of The Cycle Book for a powerful conversation about understanding your body, tuning into your rhythms, and reconnecting with yourself—an especially meaningful listen as we move into a new year.

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Keep doing it all, and doing it well—in 2026.

This week, we’re joined by two incredible women changing the way we understand our bodies: Laura Federico, LCSW CST, psychotherapist + AASECT-certified sex therapist, and Morgan Miller, CPM LM, midwife, lactation consultant, and reproductive health activist.
Together, they created The Cycle Book—a stunning, 12-month undated workbook that helps you finally decode your hormones, moods, patterns, and everything your body’s been trying to tell you.
We get into:
- Why cycle literacy is so much more than fertility or PMS
- How your hormones impact mood, energy, creativity + relationships

- How knowing your cycle improves communication and intimacy
- The real gaps in reproductive care that inspired the book
- The bigger picture—reproductive justice, access, and advocating for yourself
Plus, Laura + Morgan share the tools inside the book, the stories behind it, and the honest conversations we all deserve to be having.
If you’ve ever felt dismissed, confused, or exhausted by your own cycle, this episode is a breath of fresh, empowering air.

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This week on Doing It All, we sit down with a DMV legend — powerhouse attorney, entrepreneur, and the genius behind STRIPT & BUJI Matcha—Arianna Davis!
Ari gives us a glimpse of the BTS that comes with building a brand of purpose, edge, and intention. From carving out a unique lane for Stript, to the trials and tribulations of starting businesses with friends, she keeps it ALL the way real (and sooo relatable!)
We also chat about:
- The moment she knew she had to leave corporate and bet on herself.

- Why her mother is one of her biggest inspirations.
- Her day-to-day routine as a busy mom & CEO.
And she even gives us a heads up on what we can all expect for year end sales!

If you need a dose of motivation, a reminder that you can build the life you want, or a push to finally take that leap... this is a don't miss episode!
Arianna is honestly the inspo we all need!

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We’re back after a brief hiatus with a full moving download— and y’all, this one’s a ride!

Maya gets real about what it’s like to move houses while pregnant, with a toddler in tow and emotions in every box. From the chaos of packing and unpacking, selling furniture to toddler transitions, money stress, and accepting help (shoutout to the real MVP: her father-in-law), this episode is for anyone trying to do it all while holding it all together.

We also talk about the supernatural strength of pregnancy and motherhood, being honest with yourself, giving grace on food and routines, and how moving opens our eyes to overconsumption—right in time for the holidays!

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by your stuff, your schedule, or your own expectations… this one’s for you.

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