
Hosted by Rachael Schwartz and Stephanie Siegel · EN

Our first podcast from Steph's Slime Studio in Boca Raton plus a bruised Rach take the mic!

The essential discussion for carline. Enjoy!

Seasons change, so do we. It's been over a year since we started this podcast and as we launch into Season Three, dare we say, we're different ? Let's dive in! MILF-ish is back!

We're back! And it's a non-traditional conversation about age... you can't miss it.

Rach and Steph take the mic to catch up on what’s new. Rach and her friends are always talking about vibrators, so naturally she comes in hot with recommendations. Steph? Immediately uncomfortable—so she does what she does best: listens, asks questions, and then pivots into the mindset shift that’s keeping her locked in!

We're back, it's 2026! Resolutions? Nope. Hot takes, yes. Mom friends, exiting friend groups, drunk get togethers, cross country trips and a manicurist who stuck her tongue out at Steph. All new on MILFish, year two!

We went away solo, came home and now facing the realities of what holidays are really like at home. Curious? We're dishing.

We're pulling back the curtain on what we talk about offline and letting you in this week. An episode not made for the weak.

In this episode, Stephanie and Rachael are basically doing what they always do—talking about mom life, glow-ups, and all the stuff we pretend we’re handling well. They laugh about pregnancy and body image, complain about holiday gift pressure, and admit the weird things we all do to keep it together.They get into fitness, mindset shifts, trying to stay sane around family, and why taking care of yourself feels like a full-time job. It’s honest, chaotic, and very real—just two moms figuring it out!

We love to joke that self-care is a glass of wine, a mani/pedi, or a massage—but we’re here to tell you that’s not the real thing. This is the real sh*t. None of the cute, surface-level stuff. In this episode, Rach and Steph face the reality of being in their 40s, dropping the excuses, and dealing head-on with what’s right in front of them.