Episode 5: Reforming Pilates with Genevieve Ross

Episode 8: Paulina Sneider

We discuss motherhood and the postpartum period, the differences between Mexican and American culture as it pertains to emotions, and real estate in Miami. It's all very funny.

Episode 7: This Was Supposed To Be Fun

In this week's episode of Not Your Mama's Podcast, host Lee Eller discusses her childhood trauma as it relates to her journey as a podcaster and wife, the nearing election, The Real Housewives franchises and suicidal ideation. If you or someone you know suffers from suicidal ideation or suicidal thoughts, please dial 988. You are not alone.

Episode 6: Am I Racist? And other Exposings ft. The Real Housewives of DC

In Episode 6 of Not Your Mama's Podcast, host Lee Eller and husband Gabriel Haines discuss anti-racism as depicted in the recently released Daily Wire film 'Am I Racist?' They discuss what it means to be an Expose Artist while covering nuanced political insight and the rare ability to see things for what they really are. From the Black Lives Matter Movement and Robin DiAngelo's 'White Fragility' to anecdotes of Gabriel's memories of ancer, this episode is sure to open your mind, your heart and most certainly your eyes.

Episode 5: Reforming Pilates with Genevieve Ross

In Episode 5 of Not Your Mama's Podcast, host Lee Eller sits down with Reforming Pilates owner Genevieve Ross to discuss the creation of her studio and its overnight success. Quirky conversation turns quickly into a masterclass that delves into marketing, efficient decision-making, the importance of a healthy support system and the ability to maneuver quickly when creating a business. The girls discuss manifestation tactics and big dreams, never missing a beat in this must listen episode!

Episode 4: Chilly Willie of NYC's Katz's Deli

In Episode 4 of Not Your Mama's Podcast, host Lee Eller sits down with long-time Katz's Delicatessen employee 'Chilly Willie,' to discuss meaningful moments and personal experiences during Willie's forty plus years working at Katz's. The conversation covers quintessential NYC moments such as 9/11 and its aftermath, intertwining Willie's own personal life story. From sandwich recommendations and donut flavor preferences to marriage advice and star-sign compatibility, this feel-good episode is a must listen for any pastrami enthusiasts who want to uncover the secret to lifelong joy.