Plus Mommy Podcast

Comedian Debbie Scheer gets real about aging, body image, sobriety, and what it means to show up as your authentic self. From navigating weight bias to redefining confidence in midlife, this conversation is raw, relatable, and filled with gems like why giving fewer but more intentional f*cks might be the secret to aging well.

Trying to conceive can feel isolating, especially in a plus-size body. In this heartfelt episode, Jen McLellan sits down with Veronica, a cherished member of the Plus Mommy community, to talk candidly about TTC, pregnancy loss, and the impact of weight stigma in healthcare. Veronica's story offers powerful messages every care provider needs to hear, while reminding those on their own TTC journey that they're not alone.

Originally aired in 2018, this episode with Chaya Milchtein of Mechanic Shop Femme is too good not to share again—especially in celebration of Pride! Chaya is a powerhouse automotive educator who keeps it real about what it's like to navigate cars in a larger body. From seatbelts that don't fit to car shopping with confidence, she answers the questions many of us are too nervous to ask.

Mary Lambert's voice has moved millions, from her iconic performance at the Grammys with Madonna to her raw, honest lyrics about love, mental health, and body liberation. In this heartfelt conversation, Mary shares her journey from bartending to becoming a triple-platinum artist and outspoken advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, fat liberation, and mental health. This episode first aired in 2022, and in honor of Pride Month, we're bringing it back. Mary's story is one of courage, creativity, and choosing self-worth in an industry that often demands otherwise.

Amy came on the Plus Mommy Podcast to share her family's beautiful story. She and her husband, Chris, each carried one of their children into the world. Their journey to parenthood is full of love, strength, and resilience. This episode first aired in 2019, and in honor of Pride Month, we're bringing it back. At a time when LGBTQIA+ rights are under attack, uplifting queer stories like Amy's feels more important than ever. Representation matters. Visibility matters. And sharing stories like this helps open hearts and minds.