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The Whole Mama Show: Untold Stories of Motherhood

The Whole Mama Show: Untold Stories of Motherhood

Auteur(s): Aisha O'Reilly
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I'm Aisha O'Reilly and my mission is to have safe spaces for moms to share their truths.

We haven't been shown the full picture of motherhood, so this podcast is a collection of conversations with mothers sharing some of the untold stories of being a mom. Whether you're a first-time mom trying to figure out your new baby, a mommy to a toddler full of tantrums, trying to conceive, or a seasoned mom who parents her own way, know that you're not alone.

You're not the only mama who doesn't fit the image of a perfect mom.

LET'S CHAT on Instagram, TikTok & YouTube: @thewholemamaza


FOLLOW Aisha: @aishaandlife


**Theme music generously provided by ShabZi Madallion: @ShabZiMadallion www.shabzi.co.za


© 2025 The Whole Mama Show: Untold Stories of Motherhood
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  • Ep. 49: You're Not the Only Mama Who Resented Her Mental Load
    Nov 14 2025

    In this engaging conversation, Sadie Torquato shares her journey into motherhood, discusses the importance of support in relationships, the pressures of societal expectations, and the need to accept the motherhood mental load.

    Sadie reflects on her experiences as a mother of three, the dynamics of parenting different ages, and the significance of commitment in building a family. She emphasises the need for women to embrace their unique experiences and the significance of making conscious choices in marriage and parenting. The discussion also touches on generational expectations and the evolving roles within partnerships, highlighting the importance of collaboration and support in family dynamics.

    FOLLOW Sadie @sadirtorquato

    FOLLOW us on @thewholemamaza

    FOLLOW Aisha: @aishaandlife

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    59 min
  • Ep. 48: You're Not the Only Mama Who Didn't Want to Be a Mama
    Nov 7 2025

    In this engaging conversation, Aisha O'Reilly speaks with Ophela Mhlauli (FitOphela) about her journey into motherhood, her holistic approach to fitness, and the challenges and triumphs of being a new mom. Ophela shares her initial reluctance towards motherhood, her unexpected pregnancy, and how she has embraced her role as a mother while also pursuing her passion for fitness. The discussion highlights the importance of community support, the realities of postpartum recovery, and the power of social media in connecting mothers. Ophela's story is one of personal growth, empowerment, and redefining what it means to be fit and healthy in all aspects of life.

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    47 min
  • Ep. 47: You're Not the Only Single Mama with an Absent Father
    Oct 31 2025

    n this conversation, Aisha O'Reilly and Amanda Ndlangisa explore the complexities of motherhood, particularly focusing on Amanda's journey as a young mother. They discuss the challenges of navigating early motherhood, the importance of support systems, and the impact of absent fathers. Amanda shares her experiences of feeling unprepared for motherhood and the societal expectations placed on women. The conversation highlights the significance of family support and the emotional processing that comes with parenting, ultimately reflecting on personal growth and the evolving understanding of motherhood. In this conversation, Amanda Ndlangisa shares her journey through early motherhood, mental health struggles, and the challenges of raising children as a single mother. She discusses the emotional impact of abandonment by the fathers of her children, the importance of therapy, and navigating the legal system for child support. Amanda reflects on her experiences, the stigma of being labeled a 'bitter baby mama,' and the lessons learned about acceptance and self-care in motherhood.

    FOLLOW MANDY: @mandy_ndlangisa

    FOLLOW US: @thewholemamaza | @aishaandlife


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    1 h
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