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The Mami Collective

The Mami Collective

De : Paulina Roe
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The Mami Collective is a podcast for ambitious moms navigating motherhood, work, money, and identity without guilt, shame, or sugarcoating.

Hosted by radio personality and mom Paulina Roe, this show is real talk for women who refuse to disappear inside motherhood. We talk about what actually happens after the baby arrives: the career shifts, the identity cracks, the ambition that doesn’t go away, and the pressure to be everything to everyone.

This podcast is for working moms, entrepreneurial moms, creative moms, and moms who want more—more clarity, more agency, more honesty—without apologizing for it.

Each week, The Mami Collective features unfiltered conversations with moms, founders, creators, and culture-shapers who are building lives that work for them. Women who are setting boundaries, unlearning people-pleasing, navigating money and power, and redefining success on their own terms.

We talk about the things moms are actually dealing with:

  • Burnout, mental load, and nervous system overload
  • Identity loss (and rebuilding yourself after kids)
  • Money, ambition, and career growth in motherhood
  • Boundaries, self-worth, and saying no without guilt
  • Choosing yourself without apology

This is not a “perfect mom” podcast.
This is not advice wrapped in clichés.
And it’s definitely not about shrinking yourself for the sake of motherhood.

The Mami Collective is a space for honesty, clarity, and support, without judgment. Every episode is designed to leave you feeling seen, validated, and more grounded in who you are and where you’re going.

If you’re navigating motherhood and ambition, rebuilding your identity after kids, or tired of spaces that tell moms to sacrifice everything-you’re in the right place.

New episodes drop weekly.

2026 Paulina Roe
Direction Economie Management et direction
Épisodes
  • How to Keep Going When Life Doesn’t Go as Planned with Angel Zaper
    Oct 26 2026

    Being called “the strong one” feels different when you’re barely holding it together.

    This week, Paulina sits down with mom of two and real estate professional Angel Zaper for an honest conversation about faith, motherhood, and starting over. Angel opens up about facing a brain tumor, navigating single motherhood, raising her autistic daughter, and the relationship with God that helps her move through uncertainty.

    We get into:

    • Knowing when to keep working at something, and when to let it go.
    • Why showing up for a struggling mom means more than telling her she’s strong.
    • Building a career that makes room for your family.
    • Making space for your own needs when so many people depend on you.

    For the mom carrying a lot while still wanting more for herself, this conversation makes room for all of it: the fear, the ambition, the faith, and the need for support.

    Connect with Angel on Instagram: @angelzaper_

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    29 min
  • How to Build Your Circle and Grow Your Business with Stephanie Jill Cartin
    Oct 19 2026

    You have the ideas and the ambition. But having people you can turn to for advice, introductions, and support can change how you move forward. This week, Paulina Roe sits down with Stephanie Jill Cartin, co-founder of Entreprenista and Socialfly, to talk about building those relationships while navigating business and motherhood.

    Stephanie shares how she and her business partner left their corporate jobs, grew an agency, and built a community for women entrepreneurs. She offers practical ways to start expanding your own circle—even when your calendar already feels full.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • Making time for meaningful connections, starting with 30 minutes a week.
    • Building relationships that lead to referrals, opportunities, and friendships.
    • Asking for support before you reach your breaking point.
    • Creating a business that supports the life you want.
    • What keeps a business partnership working through different seasons.
    • Getting comfortable charging for your work when your instinct is to give everything away.

    Stephanie also opens up about infertility, IVF, losing one of her twin daughters during pregnancy, and the moms who helped her feel supported through an incredibly uncertain time. We talk honestly about returning to work after becoming a mother and what she hopes her daughter learns from watching her build.

    An honest conversation about ambition, motherhood, and learning to let people show up for you.

    Follow Stephanie here: https://www.instagram.com/stephjillcartin/

    Follow Entrepenista here: https://www.instagram.com/entreprenistas/

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    45 min
  • Take the Trip: Stop Waiting for “Next Year” with Vacation With Melissa
    Oct 12 2026

    The kids still need naps. Your inbox is still full. And that trip you keep saying you’ll take “next year”? Let’s talk about how to make it happen.

    Paulina sits down with Melissa of Vacation With Melissa to explore how to plan travel around your actual life: your budget, your babies, and your need for a damn break.

    In this episode, we talk about:

    • Choosing the right trip for your family: What to consider about your kids’ ages, activities, childcare, and the experience you want.
    • Making your budget work: Exploring shorter getaways and split stays instead of giving up on the trip altogether.
    • Taking the stress out of planning: Deciding on meals and activities ahead of time without scheduling every minute.
    • Considering an all-inclusive: How it can simplify meals and give everyone in the family options.
    • Going without the whole group: Exploring solo travel and organized group trips when everyone else’s schedules don’t line up.
    • Building a business with legacy in mind: How Melissa grew her travel agency into a family business and why boundaries matter.

    Plus, Paulina opens up about her mom’s illness and why “we’ll go next year” has taken on a different meaning. A personal reminder to make room for experiences with the people you love.

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    34 min
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