Angela and Amy discuss how time alone away from kids, preferably in the bath or with a professional massaging your feet is a vital part of being an overall good parent.  They also discuss protecting the wooden floors during home pool hypnobirthing and the pros and cons of possibly eating the placenta. Apparently ‘plasania’ is the latest delicacy and they wonder if there might be a handy Tik Tok recipe out soon…? 

Amy chats to actress, comedian and mother Deirdre O’ Kane about Dancing with the Stars and working on Comic Relief, while raising teenagers, and her endless quest to keep her children fed!

This episode is a celebration of nurses and midwives. Amy chats to Sarah Kearns, an ICU nurse, about her work as a nurse during the pandemic and the story of how saving a man's life led to launching her own business: Baseline First Aid. Sarah gives some great tips and essential info on first aid for parents and families. From lifesaving tips to lifechanging poetry, Amy's second guest is Jan Brierton: stylist, mum, and "accidental poet". Her lockdown poetry went viral last year and she has recently launched her first book. 

Amy chats to her old pal Chris O’Dowd as the Roscommon funny man talks 

travelling with kids, being tall, and the good old days of college drama 

societies.

Comedians Kevin McGahern and Tony Cantwell chat with Amy about 

becoming parents and life after lockdown.

Amy chats with Mark about Westlife, whether the tour can go ahead, surrogacy in Ireland and his plans for Fathers Day.

On the very first episode of Mamia & Me Amy chats to broadcaster and mum Suzanne Kane, to journalist and mother of 7, Jen Hogan, and to comedian and children’s author David O’Doherty. 

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