In this episode of Struggle Out Loud, Sammi and Alexa sit down with Genevieve, founder of Off Duty Moms Club, to talk all things motherhood, postpartum, and the power of community.

Genevieve shares how Off Duty Moms Club was born from her own postpartum experience and why moms need support long after the newborn phase. We dive into the realities of postpartum life, feeling isolated in motherhood, and how finding your people can completely change the way you experience being a mom.

If you’ve ever felt alone, overwhelmed, or like you were never meant to do this solo — this episode is for you.

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In this episode of Struggle Out Loud, Sammi and Alexa sit down with Amy Briggs, founder of Aviva — the AI-powered scheduling app built to lighten the mental load moms carry every single day.

Amy shares the moment she realized traditional calendars and apps weren’t designed for the realities of motherhood — the invisible labor, the emotional load, the constant remembering — and how that led her to create a tool that actually anticipates what families need.

We talk about why moms are overwhelmed, how Aviva helps by acting like a “second brain,” and the truth behind balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship. This episode ends up being less about tech and more about what every mom truly needs: support, systems, and permission to stop doing everything alone.

If you’re tired of carrying everything in your head, this one’s for you.

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It’s just me and Alexa hanging out and talking all things holidays — mom life, traditions we’re starting, Santa, Hanukkah, the chaos, the magic, and everything in between.

Tune in and come hang with us while you wrap gifts, pump, clean the kitchen… or hide from your kids for five minutes. 🎧💕

Today on Struggle Out Loud, we’re joined by the incredible Dee from The Restful Haus — postpartum doula, certified sleep coach, lactation specialist, and mom of four.

Dee gets real about what early motherhood actually looks like, how she built her business in the middle of raising four kids, and the systems, mindset shifts, and support that make it all possible. We talk sleep, feeding, postpartum emotions, balancing work and family, and why every mom deserves help — not just moms with specific challenges.

This episode is full of practical tips, honest conversations, and so much reassurance for moms trying to juggle it all. If you’re navigating babies, business, or both… this one’s for you.

We’re joined by the amazing Holly Fischer — mom, creator, and the realest voice in motherhood. Holly shares how she’s built a community around honest, relatable mom content that makes us all feel a little less alone. We dive into showing up authentically online, embracing the messy middle of motherhood, and finding joy in the chaos.

🎧 Tune in for laughs, real talk, and a reminder that none of us have it all together — and that’s okay.

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We’re joined by the incredible Tyler Moore, better known as The Tidy Dad. Tyler is an NYC public school teacher, veteran, husband, dad of three, author, and podcast host who helps families tidy up their minds and spaces through simple systems that bring more calm and connection to daily life.

We talk about letting go of perfection, creating rhythms that work for your season, and finding peace in the everyday chaos of parenting.

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This week on Struggle Out Loud, Sammi and Alexa chat with Martha Hoffman, better known as @marthahoffmancoaching
— an ADHD mom coach who helps women navigate motherhood with more clarity, confidence, and compassion.

What starts as a conversation about ADHD quickly turns into a powerful discussion about motherhood as a whole — the pressure to do it all, the invisible mental load, and how every mom could benefit from having a mom coach in her corner.

Martha shares real, actionable strategies to help moms stop running on empty, find structure that actually works, and show up as their best selves without the burnout.

If you’ve ever wished someone could help you manage the mom load, this episode is for you.

Ever feel like you’re both Type A and Type B — depending on the day (or the laundry pile)? You might be a Type C mom. In this episode, Sammi and Alexa chat with Ashleigh Surratt about what it really means to be “the most organized disorganized person.” From juggling routines and chaos to finding humor in the mess, Ashleigh shares how embracing her Type C energy helped her build a loyal following — and a more balanced life.

✨ Relatable. Real. Totally Type C. Tune in now to Struggle Out Loud.

Find her here: https://www.instagram.com/ashleigh.surratt/