We’re all in this together, right Mama’s? Bullshit. Do you know that women of color are 3-6 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications? And that’s despite the fact that 60% of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable. Time to talk, Mama’s.

Cody Taggart, fitness coach, bad-ass mental health advocate, and founder of Love Myself Clothing Apparel joins us to discuss the tough shit people don’t want to talk about

Comedian Sara Buckley of @nottheworstmom is fucking hilarious. And real. And nothing is more real than talking about marriage after infidelity, something she spoke with us about, as well as aired on her recent and popular podcast, @NotTheWorstMarriage. This episode also covers fun topics such as camming and adderall. Yay for mom topics!

Alyce Chan is a NYC-based mom comedian who in addition to performing all over the city, produces one of the most brilliant parent meetups we've ever heard of - a morning BYOB (Bring Your Own Baby) comedy show once a month. This funny lady also does great work for charity, and we just really like her and her mission to connect moms and dads through honesty and raw humor. And also, for not running away when this episode takes a weird turn as Lindsay unearthes a batshit crazy email. You can find Alyce on Instagram @momcomnyc or on her website http://www.momcom.co. Buckle up because this episode is crazy pants in the best way.

Dr. Samantha Rodman aka Dr. Psych Mom, a clinical psychologist, talks to us about relationships, including monogamy, and if we have it all wrong. Is monogamy natural? Is it outdated? Are open marriages becoming more mainstream? Dr. Rodman gives it to us straight. You can find her on drpsychmom.com or Facebook.com/drpsychmom

Dr. Carla Naumburg discusses her latest book, "How to Stop Losing Your Shit With Your Kids," and makes us feel better about our own mothering frustrations, while giving us much needed tips on how to keep our sanity intact. You may also know her from The Huffington Post, Slate, Salon, and Psychology Today.

Paige Kellerman, author, humorist, and the only person who carries as much trash in her car as Lindsay, joins us to discuss the balance of satisfying both our career aspirations and our children.

Dalia Karnofsky of Not Your Therapist Podcast stops by to explain why you absolutely should make-out on a first date and why you shouldn't have a boyfriend for the first three months.

With violence and mass shootings on the rise in the United States -- and gun reform going nowhere -- we begin a discussion on the gaps in the Mental Health System and how this fails to keep us safe.