Miracle Mama Podcast

Beyond the Bounce Back: Postpartum Healing, Hormones & GLP-1 Conversations with Dr. Sarah Oreck

In this episode of The Miracle Mama Podcast, Whitney sits down with Dr. Sarah Oreck [https://www.instagram.com/sarahoreckmd/?hl=en], a reproductive psychiatrist, mother of three, and Co-Founder & CEO of Mavida Health [https://www.mavidahealth.com/], for a thoughtful conversation on what it really means to support women through hormonally intense seasons of life. Together, they explore Dr. Oreck's personal journey through fertility and postpartum mental health, and how those experiences shaped the way she now cares for women. They also unpack the gaps in traditional healthcare for moms, especially how often mental, hormonal, and metabolic health are treated separately, when in reality they're deeply connected. Whitney and Dr. Oreck discuss the rising cultural pressure to "bounce back," and why postpartum healing requires nourishment, patience, and true whole-woman care. They also touch on GLP-1 medications and the trend of "microdosing," addressing what moms are hearing, what we know (and don't know), and why breastfeeding is a unique physiological season that deserves extra caution and compassion. This is an empowering, grounding episode for any mom navigating postpartum recovery, identity shifts, and the desire to feel like herself again. Be sure to follow Dr. Sarah Oreck on Instagram @sarahoreckmd [https://www.instagram.com/sarahoreckmd/?hl=en] and you can learn more about getting support from Mavida Health on their site at mavidahealth.com [https://www.mavidahealth.com/].

Ancestral Nourishment for the Modern Mother with Yondje Choi of OMA

In this episode of the Miracle Mama Podcast, Whitney sits down with Yondje Choi, founder of OMA Natural Food, to explore the powerful intersection of ancestral nourishment and modern motherhood. Yondje shares her personal journey into creating OMA, a brand rooted in traditional postpartum foods and healing practices, and how it was born from her desire to support women through recovery, restoration, and resilience after birth. Together, they dive into what it really means to care for a woman in her most hormonally intense seasons of life, why our culture has drifted away from true postpartum healing, and how ancestral wisdom can guide us back to a more nourished, supported version of motherhood. This isn't just a conversation about food, it's about reframing healing, recovery, and self-care for women who are pouring themselves out daily, yet still deserve deep restoration. If you've ever wondered how to better support your body through pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond… this episode is for you. Learn more about OMA at omanaturalfood.com [https://omanaturalfood.com/] Follow their journey on Instagram at @oma.naturalfood [https://www.instagram.com/oma.naturalfood]

Not Today Cancer: How Jen Delvaux Turned Fear Into Faith and Healing

In this powerful episode, Whitney sits down with Jen Delvaux [https://www.jendelvaux.com/], health coach, author, and host of the Not Today Cancer [https://www.jendelvaux.com/podcast] podcast, to talk about turning life's hardest moments into purpose. After walking beside her husband through a brain cancer diagnosis and then facing her own breast cancer journey, Jen shares how she transformed fear into faith, built a community of healing, and learned to take control of her health from the inside out. This conversation is a reminder that healing isn't just physical...it's emotional, spiritual, and deeply connected to how we care for ourselves. Jen's story will leave you feeling grounded, inspired, and ready to see the beauty in every season. Follow Jen: @jendelvaux [https://www.instagram.com/jendelvaux] | jendelvaux.com [https://www.jendelvaux.com/] Listen to her podcast: Not Today Cancer

Emily Landers on Faith, Infertility, and Finding Purpose Through Life's Waiting Seasons

Whitney sits down with Emily Landers, host of How'd She Do That?, to talk about the beauty and heartbreak of waiting seasons — from years of infertility to the gift of new motherhood. Emily opens up about her five-year journey trying to conceive, the emotional toll of IUI treatments, and how faith sustained her through moments of doubt and surrender. Together, Whitney and Emily explore how life's hardest seasons often prepare us for our greatest callings — and how letting go of control can lead to unexpected miracles. They also discuss the evolution of Emily's career and podcast, what it looks like to balance entrepreneurship with motherhood, and the freedom that comes from redefining success in every new chapter. Whether you're walking through uncertainty, motherhood, or your own season of becoming — this episode is a powerful reminder that the waiting can shape us in the most meaningful ways. Tune in to How'd She Do That here [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/howd-she-do-that/id1511420962] and be sure to follow along @howdshedothat [https://www.instagram.com/howdshedothatpodcast/]

Breaking Taboos in Women's Health with Hazel Co-Founder Aubrey Hubbell

Whitney welcomes Aubrey Hubbell, co-founder of Hazel, [https://hellohazel.com/] the design-driven women's health brand reinventing incontinence care with dignity, comfort, and style. After a decade of building brands for women in key life stages, Aubrey saw a massive gap in a $20B industry that hadn't evolved in decades—and decided to change it. In this inspiring conversation, Aubrey shares her path from product designer to founder, the white space she recognized in women's health, and the two-year journey of developing Hazel's breakthrough products. Whitney and Aubrey dive into the power of designing with women, for women, why breaking taboos is essential for progress, and how Hazel went from an idea to Target shelves nationwide. If you've ever dreamed of building something that makes women's lives better, this episode will encourage you to take the leap.