She’s known for her mouth-watering food posts and her adventures on the long-running blog ― Catherine Toth Fox joins us on ‘Muthaship’ this week!

The editor of Hawaii Magazine joins the show to chat it up with Steph, Brooke and Noli about her bizarre interview with Hollywood actor Ben Affleck, what it took to write a children’s book and how she coped with miscarriages and the difficulties of getting pregnant.

Cat also unleashes her humorous side as she offers a personal account of the good, the bad and the ugly of motherhood.

Kea Peahu, the star of the new Netflix movie Finding ‘Ohana, joins us on the ‘Muthaship’ this week, along with her mom Sanoi!

Since leaving Oahu for acting and dancing jobs at the age of 7, it’s been quite a ride for the former Kapolei native. From winning “World of Dance” to touring with Jennifer Lopez as a back-up dancer, the 13-year-old takes us on her journey to Hollywood.

But there were challenges along the way, including dealing with homesickness, juggling work and school, and ― at least for for mom, Sanoi ― keeping the family safe, grounded and grateful.

In this week's episode of 'Muthaship,' get ready to be inspired by a 12-year-old girl turned successful entrepreneur!

Cassidy Crowley is the inventor of the 'Baby Toon,' a chew toy and baby spoon all-in-one that's now sold in more than 4,000 stores and online across the U.S.!

How did this 6th grader from Iolani School manage to strike a deal with giant company Munchkin? Cassidy and her mom Lori share their amazing story, and you don't want to miss her encouraging advice for aspiring keiki!

This week on ‘Muthaship,’ we shine the spotlight on the first female fire captain in Hawaii County history ― Melanie Keolanui!

It’s a title that Mel admits comes with a lot of pressure and challenges, since meeting the demands of her first responder duties while being a mother to a 10-year-old son isn’t easy.

But ultimately, Mel says: “It doesn’t matter what gender you are. If you put in the work, you can do it!”

A year into her new role, Melanie is already changing the mindset of young girls who aren’t used to seeing women in firefighting gear. With her drive to succeed as an all-star high school and college athlete, and her dad’s legacy as her biggest motivator, Mel says she isn’t done making a difference in the community just yet!

The ‘Muthaship’ kicks off the new year with freediving huntress and national spearfishing champion Kimi Werner!

The island celebrity with a huge following on Instagram talks about her many ocean adventures ― including swimming with a great white shark and freediving in the frigid waters of Antarctica, surrounded by glaciers!

Despite her exciting worldwide travels, Kimi says her biggest adventure yet is motherhood. Oh, and did you know she’s also a certified culinary chef? Wait’ll you hear about her local favorites, made with food she harvests herself from sea and land!

Celebrate the New Year with the Muthaship! We’re saying goodbye to 2020 and welcoming in new beginnings. This week, Steph, Brooke and Noli reflect on the positives that came out of the year and what we can look forward to in 2021.

Get ready to crack up as ‘Da Braddahs’ take over the ‘Muthaship’ this week!

Tony Silva and James Roche have been making Hawaii laugh for 25 years ― and they’re more than comedians. Da Braddahs are an island staple and a source of local pride for all who grew up watching them.

This week, the hilarious duo reveals how they got started and how they came up with the ideas for all the ethnic and cultural characters we’ve come to know and love ― from the Samoan father-and-son tree trimmers to the clueless cops!

Silva and Roche also reflect on fatherhood, the devastating blow of the pandemic on their industry and the future of comedy in Hawaii. Having been around for over two decades, Silva and Roche say: “Eh, no get nuts, we not pau yet!”

Buckle up and enjoy the ride as the laughs keep coming in this unpredictable episode of the ‘Muthaship’!

Mandy Yamamoto gave up her financial advising career to become a successful full-time business owner. She offers the first steps to take to own your own business, and she and the girls discuss the importance of teaching your children the value of managing your finances.

Jennifer Hino & Clarisse Lavatai share their recipe for success with Girls Who Bake. Two women from Hawaii took a leap of faith and quit their jobs to start up their own bakery. They combined their diverse backgrounds in business, math, science and to get their business off the ground!

Tanna Dang shares the story of how she and her husband adjusted to the challenges of the pandemic and reinvented their formula for online shopping. The result? This year, sales at their online store outpaced revenues that were generated at their brick-and-mortar Eden In Love location last year.