This week, Arielle welcomes Barbara Boccara and Sharon Krief—best friends and founders of the French fashion brand, ba&sh. In 2003, the two came together to found the namesake contemporary label. Their dream was to bring a new wardrobe to life so that they could share it with others—a brand truly made by women for women. With the brand now in more than 400 stores around the world, the ba&sh style remains distinctly Parisian—uniting an expression of freedom with an easy, joyful elegance. 

From one continent to another, Arielle chats with Barbara and Sharon about their experience creating a fashion brand—especially as mothers with young children. They also talk about how the brand has grown with them throughout the years. Plus, stay tuned for a little surprise at the end—as the three ladies tease an upcoming collaboration between Something Navy and ba&sh! 

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Last month, in honor of International Women’s Month, Arielle and the Something Navy team celebrated in style at a live event at Pea in the Pod in New York City. With a small audience in attendance, Arielle welcomed Nicole Peyser, VP of Product Development, and Sara Finkelstein, VP of Merchandising, to the podcast. 

The three mothers talked about their "expectations versus reality" of motherhood, pregnancy fashion, and the experience of watching their daughters grow into their own persons. Also, Nicole and Sara chat about their roles at Something Navy, including building collections with partners, like Pea in the Pod, and the challenges and successes so far. It’s your time to laugh and smile along with Arielle and the Something Navy team. 

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Join Arielle as she welcomes Dr. Aliza Pressman, a developmental psychologist, parent educator, assistant clinical professor, and co-founder of both Mount Sinai Parenting Center and SeedlingsGroup. She is also a host of her podcast, Raising Good Humans. Her goal is to empower parents to become experts and support a kind, compassionate and intentional approach to cultivating a relationship with their growing family. 

In this episode, Dr. Pressman talks Arielle through the challenges of raising children (especially multiple) and learning to support them as they find their own agency. She also explains how a huge piece of the puzzle is helping parents work through their own emotions—and learning it’s OK to make mistakes. Plus, she discusses the origin of the SeedlingsGroup and how it has evolved through the pandemic. It’s time to make your parenting journey less overwhelming and a lot more joyful!

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Danielle Goldberg returns this week for a much-requested episode all about fashion! Join Arielle and Danielle as they chat about how fashion trends come to be, how to find the ones that work best for you and Danielle’s must have accessories. Plus, the Love It or Leave It game returns as the two discuss current and upcoming trends—from square necklines to platform shoes. The stylist to the stars is here to give you the advice you were looking for! 

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Join Arielle and her cousin Candice Miller as they welcome Dr. David Anderson, the Vice President of School and Community Programs team at the Child Mind Institute. He specializes in evaluating and treating children and adolescents with ADHD and behavior disorders. Dr. Anderson is devoted to ensuring that patients receive innovative, cutting-edge care tailored to each family’s specific needs. 

In this episode, Dr. Anderson answers questions close to both Arielle and Candice’s hearts. They talk about recognizing possible mental disorders in children, if they can be passed down from the parents, and how to talk to your children if they have anxiety or another disorder. Plus, he discusses what the Child Mind Institute is and their goals to better the mental health of children. Tune in as a true mental health and wellness champion joins the podcast! 

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We are back with another episode dedicated entirely to your questions! Bailey Miller, Arielle's Executive Assistant, joins Arielle for a Q&A with questions directly from her followers. Tune in as they discuss topics from being an influencer with children to their favorite TV shows, how much they love coffee and more. Arielle dives deep and shares personal details on so many different topics. If you want to know more about Arielle's thoughts and day-to-day life, this episode is for you.

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This week, Arielle is joined by a fellow career woman, Kate Northrup, who specializes in supporting ambitious and successful women. A mother of two, Kate is the founder and CEO of Origin™ Collective, a monthly membership site where women all over the world gather to achieve more while doing less. She is also the bestselling author of Money: A Love Story and Do Less: A Revolutionary Approach to Time Management for Ambitious Women.

Join as Kate leads Arielle in steps on how to better her time as a mom and boss, managing her to-do list, and working through the pressure and stress of social media. Plus, Kate talks about how to schedule your time optimally around her four key phases of the month. This conversation really blew Arielle’s mind, so now is the time to add rocket fuel to your own productivity!

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Arielle is back from her trip to Los Angeles where Something Navy continues to expand its retail presence with the opening of two new stores in LA. Arielle is joined by CEO Matt Scanlan to talk about the challenges brands should be aware of when moving from e-commerce to brick and mortar stores. Plus, they chat about some more exciting updates from Something Navy—including more new stores across the US, upcoming partnerships and expanding Arielle’s vision across the brand. If you're an entrepreneur looking to expand your brand beyond e-commerce, this episode is for you!

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Join Arielle and her cousin Candice as they welcome Dr. Tovah Klein, a child development psychologist and parenting expert who specializes in toddler development. She is also Director of the Barnard College Center for Toddler Development and author of How Toddlers Thrive.

In this episode, Dr. Tovah Klein talks us through what we have learned about child development through the pandemic. She answers questions like, “How do you deal with tantrums?” and “When do children start to become independent?” Plus, she dives into the struggles of mom guilt and why it's essential for parents to find time to care for themselves. Tune in as the Toddler Whisperer herself joins In House! 

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In this special, cross-generational episode, Arielle welcomes her husband Brandon's 97 (and a half) year old grandmother, Bea. Born in 1925, Beatrice Burroughs has experienced becoming a mother, grandmother and now great-grandmother. In this conversation, Grandmother Bea shares stories about her childhood in the Bronx. She also talks about the expectations that were on women back in the day—especially when it came to careers and dating. Bea was able to carve her own path and become an educational psychotherapist, and she tells Arielle all about it. Your heart will absolutely melt when you hear Grandmother Bea exude joy when talking about her grandchildren and great-grandchildren in this episode.

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