Doing It All

This week on Doing It All, we’re joined by the powerhouse duo behind one of the biggest true crime podcasts out there—Mandy and Melissa of Moms and Mysteries. These two are not only full-time podcasters, they’re moms, now longtime friends, and genuinely hilarious humans. In this episode, we talk about what it really looks like to juggle parenting, podcasting, and friendship (spoiler: it’s not always graceful, but it is real)
They share how they went from meeting at a moms group to recording on one mic at a kitchen table. And now, years later, they’ve built a chart-topping podcast with a fiercely loyal following. We also dive into the cases that have stuck with them the most, how they balance the heavy content with humor, and the behind-the-scenes moments that keep their friendship strong. And of course… we had to detour into a little Real Housewives of Potomac tea, like Boston tea party level ☕️
If you love true crime, honest conversations, belly laughs, and women carving their own path, this episode is a must-listen. 

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This week, it’s just us—and wow, do we have a lot to catch you up on. After some incredible interviews, Maya and Sarah are back in the studio for a cozy, honest, and slightly chaotic check-in. From life updates and emotional whirlwinds to one very unexpected surprise that’s shaking up everything… this episode is proof that life really comes at you fast.

We’re diving into the truth about “the messy middle” and why we’re committed to sharing in real time, a rapid-fire round full of vulnerable, hilarious, and heartfelt answers. This episode is intimate, raw, and exactly what Doing It All is all about.

 Tell us, what’s surprised you lately? What truth are you holding in your body, even if it feels too soon to say out loud? DM us, email us, or leave us a voice note—we want to hold space for your messy middle, too.

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This week we’re joined by Karla Deras Chambers, founder and creative director of The Line by K, as she shares her journey from the early days of blogging to building a fashion brand rooted in purpose. Karla opens up about preparing for motherhood (including the baby name she loves  but won’t be using), her go-to baby products, and whether there’s expansion ahead for her brand.

Plus, she talks about the role her faith plays in her life, the outfit formula that never fails her, and the designer she loves most (besides herself, of course). If you’ve ever wondered how to blend creativity, motherhood, entrepreneurship, and faith with style and intention, this episode is for you.

Whether you're a longtime fan or just discovering Karla, this conversation is full of warmth, honesty, and inspiration. Tune in, you won’t want to miss it!

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This week, we’re joined by the effortlessly chic and endlessly grounded Fallon Oputa. A true multi-hyphenate, Fallon is the Head of Community at @hellofora and brings over 15 years of experience in the luxury fashion space, with a résumé that includes Hermès, Saks, Farfetch, and Barneys New York.

But beyond her impeccable style, Fallon is a wife, a mother, and a woman of deep faith navigating motherhood, career pivots, and community-building with intention. In this conversation, we explore how she blends elegance and ease, faith and fashion, and grace with grit. From her favorite fashion finds to the daily rituals that keep her spiritually rooted (and yes, even the secret ingredient that takes her breakfast sandwiches to the next level) this episode is full of grounding wisdom and soft inspiration.

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This week, we’re talking about what it really looks like to try and plan your peace. How we attempt to manage self-care, meltdowns, and the endless chaos of life like they’re just another task on our calendar.
From the Sunday reset that never resets anything, to the moments we realize we’ve hit our limit mid-laundry… this episode is a little funny, a little too real, and a lot of yep, I’ve been there.
Plus, we share a few listener stories that reminded us: you’re not alone if the only thing you’ve “accomplished” this week is keeping it together.

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This episode starts off... a little different. Let’s just say the universe gave us some unexpected background noise and we decided to roll with it. (You’ll hear it. You’ll know.)
We’re back with just the two of us and we really brought the chaos this week! In this episode, we’re talking everything we’re loving right now from cozy products to the music we have on repeat. We also dive into four MESSY listener letters that involve third wheel drama and secret job offers.
This one is pure fun and we know you’re going to be screaming right along with us. 

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*TRIGGER WARNING: This episode discusses pregnancy loss and other sensitive topics, please listen at your discretion*

This week, we’re joined by the amazing Dr. Jessica Zucker—clinical psychologist, advocate, and award-winning author, for an honest, unfiltered conversation about the silence, stigma, and shame that continue to shape women’s lives.

In honor of her upcoming book Normalize It: Upending the Silence, Stigma, and Shame That Shape Women’s Lives (out 4/22), we dig deep into the way silence becomes shame, especially around things like miscarriage, body image, menstruation, and menopause.
Dr. Zucker shares her personal experiences, including her miscarriage and breast cancer diagnosis and how they’ve informed her work and advocacy. We also talk about how to introduce our daughters to menstruation in a way that is empowering instead of embarrassing, and why normalizing our bodies is a radical act.
This one is layered, vulnerable, and full of wisdom. 

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Rounding out Black Maternal Health Week, this week’s episode features the amazing and deeply wise Dr. Tamisha Ponder, doula, yoga therapist, and Founder and CEO of Sankofa Yoga and Wellness Center.
Tamisha invites us into both her professional world as a birth worker and her personal story as a mother. Her journey is full of intention, healing, and powerful reminders about what it means to be held during pregnancy, birth, and beyond—especially as a Black woman in a system that too often overlooks us.
One moment in our conversation stopped us in our tracks: she shared a simple tip that helped her reclaim her peace in the thick of postpartum, and It’s life changing. It shifts how you move through your day, and how you care for yourself while caring for others.
Whether you’re in the postpartum season or simply trying to show up fully in your own life, this episode will leave you feeling more grounded, more seen, and more empowered to slow down and tune in. This is one you’ll want to come back to again and again.

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In honor of Black Maternal Health Week, we invited the brilliant Dr. Yaadira Brown @yaddy_body to the podcast! Dr. Brown is an OB/GYN Resident Physician who brings years of experience, deep care for her patients, and a passion for making maternal healthcare more accessible and informed.
In this episode, she answers your listener-submitted questions — from BV concerns to the recommended time frame between pregnancies. She breaks things down in a way that feels empowering and honest, and we learned so much from her thoughtful, compassionate responses.
She also shares a bit about her journey, what drew her to obstetrics and gynecology, and the moments that keep her grounded in this work. 

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This week's episode is an important one.

We're joined by Kierra King, the woman whose TikTok detailing a racist encounter in a California clinic went viral. While many stood behind her, others dismissed her pain. Some even questioned if it was real, calling it a skit. But it wasn't. It's her real life.

What most people didn't see? After that traumatic moment, Kierra sought care at another facility, only to be failed again. Additionally, a coworker later joked about the incident to her face. The original clinic? They still haven't taken accountability.

As black women, we're constantly expected to stay calm even in the face of dehumanization. Because even if we react with anything less than grace, we're labeled as "angry," "classless," or even "aggressive.." And when things do happen to us, we're gaslit into believing it's somehow our fault.

We're so grateful that Kierra chose to share her story and the aftermath with us. In this episode, she talks about what it's been like navigating overnight fame, the emotional toll of it all and how she's doing the work to heal beyond the viral moment. Kierra is strong, grounded, funny and such a light!

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