Motherish

Writer, mom of three, and truth-teller Conz Preti is no stranger to sharing the raw realities of motherhood, but her story goes beyond parenting chaos.

Before finally undergoing a hysterectomy, Conz had to fight to be taken seriously by doctors and advocate for her own health every step of the way.

In this episode, she opens up about that experience, the silence around women’s health, and how her journey reshaped the way she shows up as a mom and creator.

From those early days of COVID chaos, stockpiling toilet paper and wondering if newborns needed masks, to getting him ready to march into kindergarten with a backpack almost bigger than he is, the past few years have been a blur.

In this episode, we reflect on the bittersweet leap from babyhood to big kid, the pride and panic that come with letting go, and the little rituals (like labeling a water bottle… over and over) that help us cope.

Whether your child is starting school or just growing up faster than you imagined, you’ll find comfort, laughter, and maybe shed a tear or two in this conversation.

Hilarious and multi-talented, Yuri Lamasbella—actress, content creator, and queen of Kardashian parodies, joins us for a conversation that’s equal parts real and ridiculous (in the best way). From her start as a beauty YouTuber to becoming a viral comedic voice, Yuri has carved out a space where pop culture, humor, and now motherhood collide.

We dive into her creative evolution, the beautiful chaos of new mom life, and why self-care isn’t selfish (yes, that oxygen mask metaphor applies here too). It’s a candid, heartfelt, and laugh-out-loud episode about staying grounded in creativity, community, and comedy.

Today on Motherish, we’re joined by the brilliant and fearless Dr. Christie Ferrari—psychologist, content creator, and your favorite Instagram truth-teller (@christie_ferrari).

You’ve seen her call out toxic traits and red flags online, and now she’s helping us unpack something too many moms experience but rarely talk about: mean girls… in motherhood.

Because yes, Regina George grew up—and sometimes she shows up at drop-off, on the PTA, or in your group chat. We’re talking cliques, mom-shaming, subtle judgment, and how to handle it all with confidence, boundaries, and a little humor.

This week on Motherish, we’re joined by Ms. Aimee Littles—mamá of three, daughter of immigrants, and the creator of a Spanish learning YouTube channel for littles filmed entirely outdoors.

Aimee shares how her family’s story shaped her passion for language and culture, and how she turned everyday moments—like sitting on the floor, singing songs, and playing outside—into joyful, accessible tools for raising bilingual kids.

We talk about motherhood, honoring cultural roots, and making Spanish feel fun, easy, and full of heart.

In this heartfelt episode, host Pamela Silva sits down with Sheli Muñiz, NBC6 news anchor and fellow mother, for a powerful conversation about what it means to be both a journalist and a mom in today’s world.

Together, they reflect on how motherhood has reshaped the way they cover some of the most difficult stories—tragedies like the Parkland school shooting and the recent heartbreaking incident at Camp Mystic in Texas.

They open up about the emotional weight of reporting on loss, the balancing act of staying professional while processing human grief, and how their roles as mothers bring deeper empathy—and sometimes personal pain—to the stories they share with the world.

Today on Motherish, we’re honored to share the story of Maria Aleandra—a woman whose strength, resilience, and deep love are nothing short of inspiring. As a full-time caretaker to both her young child and her husband, who is living with ALS, Maria opens up about what it means to hold a family together through unimaginable challenges.

This conversation is raw, moving, and full of truth. We talk about the emotional toll of caregiving, the quiet sacrifices, the unexpected moments of grace, and how she continues to find light even in the darkest seasons. It’s a powerful reminder that motherhood isn’t always soft and sweet—it’s often fierce, messy, and deeply rooted in love.

Motherish recorded live from inside Amazon’s Fulfillment Center in Miami—because let’s be real, moms always deliver, and so does Amazon. From late-night supply runs to stretching our budgets and holding it all together during the chaos of back-to-school season, this one’s for every mom making it happen (one to-do list at a time).

We’re celebrating the ultimate parenting power combo: planning ahead and scoring a good deal. And with Amazon Prime Day running from July 8 to 11—its first-ever four-day event—it’s the perfect time to shop smart. Expect exclusive deals across 35+ categories, including school supplies, electronics, beauty, fashion, and more.

Prime members get access to the lowest prices of the year so far, and if you're a student or young adult, you can sign up for 50% off Prime, plus a 6-month free trial for new members. You can even shop in Spanish by updating your language settings in the app or online.

Whether you're stocking up or just trying to survive the season, this episode is here to cheer you on. Because when it comes to showing up for our families… moms don’t miss.

This week on Motherish, we’re joined by Anne Gillyard and Jodi Arellano—the creative minds and mamas behind the beloved Instagram account @grohplayrooms.

Known for their beautiful, intentional approach to play-based learning, Anne and Jodi share how they help parents design home environments that spark curiosity, creativity, and connection. We talk about how to create more purposeful play spaces, why play is essential for development, and how everyday moments can become powerful opportunities for learning.

Whether you have a dedicated playroom or a corner of the kitchen, this conversation will inspire you to see play in a whole new light!

Motherhood is often sold like a dreamy rom-com—soft lighting, endless giggles, and matching outfits. But let’s be honest: it’s a little closer to a chaotic reality show with no sleep, a lot of mess, and a rogue granola bar in your bra.

In this episode, we’re calling out the overly romanticized version of motherhood and setting the record straight. From unrealistic expectations to the pressure to make it all look perfect, we’re getting real about what it actually feels like—and why embracing the chaos might just be the best part.