In this episode of Totally Unmuted, we have a conversation with Robin Bennett, a community leader and advocate committed to helping women and families in navigating healthcare, having access to services, and evolving into more powerful advocates for their well-being.

Robin provides valuable tips on how women can take charge of their health, ask the proper questions, and make informed decisions for themselves and their family, from learning about your health benefits to discovering programs and services that many people are unaware are available.

We also talk about the value of community support, maternal wellness, health advocacy, and why information access can be one of the most effective tools available to women.

Whether you want to help your family, learn more about your healthcare alternatives, or just strengthen your self-advocacy, this discussion is needed. 

In this episode, we talk about:
• Why women's and families' health advocacy is important
• Programs and resources that a lot of people overlook
• How to get the most out of your health coverage and benefits

Totally Unmuted is the voice of everyday woman, where real conversation inspires progress, confidence, and influence.

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What happens when the systems meant to support your child fail… and you realize you have to become the solution?

In this episode of Totally Unmuted, we sit down with Shay Claiborne, founder of Milestone Mate, a platform helping parents track their child’s development and connect to the early support services many families struggle to access.

What started as a personal experience as a mother quickly turned into something bigger—a company built from the realization that too many parents are navigating child development questions without clear guidance, support, or resources.

Shay shares the real story behind building a startup from the ground up, navigating motherhood while launching a tech platform, and what it looks like to create a solution when the existing systems aren’t working for families.

In this conversation we talk about:

• What happens when parents feel like the system is failing their kids
• Turning a personal challenge into a real solution for families
• Building a startup without a traditional tech background
• The reality of being a mother and a founder at the same time
• Why early childhood development support matters more than most people realize

This episode is about advocacy, innovation, and the power of parents who refuse to accept broken systems.

Because sometimes the most powerful companies start with one simple decision:

If the system isn’t working for our kids, we’ll build something better.

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Being a new mom is beautiful—but it’s also hard.  In this episode of Totally Unmuted, we sit down with Courtney Anderson, a labor & delivery nurse, lactation counselor, and founder of My Mommy My Baby, who’s on a mission to support moms and advocate for Black maternal health.

We talk about:
    •    What hospitals and labor and delivery 🏥
    •    Why Black mothers face unique risks and how to advocate for yourself ✊🏾
    •    How to find support after birth and start your motherhood journey strong

Whether you’re expecting, a new mom, or just curious about maternal health, this conversation is packed with real talk, actionable advice, and stories that need to be heard.

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Women are changing the creator economy — and today’s guest is proof. In this Totally Unmuted episode, we sit down with Amber Sharnice who built her platform from scratch and turned her voice into visibility, income, and real impact. No fancy team. No overnight success. Just honesty, consistency, and a whole lot of courage.

In this conversation, we talk about:
The truth about brand deals, money, and negotiating your worth

If you’re a woman building a brand, content, business, or even your confidence — this episode is the motivation AND the strategy you’ve been waiting for. Her journey is relatable, raw, and the reminder you need to stay consistent and take up space.

Soraya Orelien’s journey started with a spontaneous trip to Vegas, taking self-love photos that went viral—and turned her into a powerhouse content creator and mom influencer.

In this episode of Totally Unmuted, we discuss:
💡 How she turned a viral moment into consistent five-figure income
💡 The transition from influencer to mom-focused content creator
💡 Tips for growing your personal brand and monetizing social media

Whether you’re a mom, aspiring influencer, or creator, Soraya’s story proves that bold moves, authenticity, and strategy lead to massive results.

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Confidence is the best accessory and Paige wears it well. As the creator of No Negative Energy Love, she's redefining what it means to be seen, heard, and powerful in a world that thrives on filters and comparison.

Let’s be real — the “snap back” culture has moms out here stressed and starving. In this Totally Unmuted episode, I sit down with Registered Dietitian Bianca Coates to talk about postpartum weight loss, body confidence, and what it really means to eat better as a woman and mom.

Motherhood is beautiful — but it’s also heavy. In this powerful episode, we sit down with a Licensed Clinical Social Worker: Jensine Speed to talk openly about maternal depression, the courage it takes to ask for help, and how to advocate for yourself when the world expects you to just "push through." This is your reminder: taking care of your mental health is taking care of your child.