Want to get paid for being yourself online—but not lose yourself in the process? This one’s for you.

In this swapcast episode, Lauren shares her guest appearance on The Clever Girls Know Podcast with Bola Sokunbi—founder of Clever Girl Finance and all-around financial fairy godmother. They dive into the real work behind content creation, motherhood, and making a sustainable living online. From YouTube monetization to brand deals that don’t feel icky, this conversation pulls back the curtain on the business of influence—and how Lauren built a brand rooted in joy, not just metrics.

What You’ll Hear:

• How Lauren went from “just posting” to full-time content creator
• Lauren’s mindset shift around money, creativity, and boundaries
• The power of saying no to off-brand offers
• Why starting small—and starting real—always wins

“Resilience isn’t just bouncing back—it’s becoming someone new.” – Lauren

Follow Bola @clevergirlfinance and check out her award-winning platform Clever Girl Finance for more on budgeting, wealth building, and financial freedom.

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Credits:

Production: Berty Enterprises + Clever Girls Know Podcast

Editing: 1 Life/Studio Alliance

Music: Far Eye House

Photo: Birch Thomas

Design: Erin Fox Creative

Ever feel like you’re constantly putting out fires with your kids—whether it’s toddler tantrums or teen attitude? What if you could ditch the punishments and still raise emotionally intelligent, successful humans?

In this episode of That Twin Mama Podcast, host Lauren Berty sits down with parenting researcher Jon Fogel to explore a game-changing approach to discipline: punishment-free parenting backed by neuroscience.

Jon shares his personal journey into parenting research and how his academic background and lived experiences shaped his philosophy. He breaks down how understanding your child’s brain can lead to more effective and compassionate strategies—whether you're navigating meltdowns with toddlers or pushing boundaries with teens.

From practical tools for emotional regulation to ways of fostering collaboration and connection, this conversation is packed with transformative ideas to help you parent with less stress and more intention.

“The goal isn’t to control our kids—it’s to help them learn to control themselves.” — Jon Fogel

🎧 Tune in now for science-backed strategies, relatable real-talk, and the mindset shift every parent needs.

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Production: Berty Enterprises

Editing: Nomadic Orca https://www.nomadicorca.com/

Music: Far Eye House

Photo: Birch Thomas

Design: Erin Fox Creative

What’s it really like to juggle twins, marriage, and a thriving career? On this episode of That Twin Mama Podcast, Lauren Berty sits down with Codie Elaine Oliver—twin mom, media powerhouse, and the visionary behind Black Love—to get real about it all.

Codie is the co-creator and director of the groundbreaking, five-time NAACP Image Award-nominated docuseries Black Love, which became the most-viewed unscripted series in Oprah Winfrey Network history. She’s also the producer and co-host of the award-winning podcast The Mama’s Den.

In this candid conversation, Codie shares her journey as a mom of three boys, the realities of balancing marriage and a career, and why community and communication are the real MVPs of parenthood. She also offers practical parenting advice and self-care strategies to help moms navigate the beautiful chaos of raising twins.

Whether you're deep in the trenches of twin parenting or just trying to keep up with motherhood, this episode is packed with wisdom, laughs, and relatable moments you won’t want to miss. Tune in now!

Join host Lauren Berty for Part 2 of her insightful conversation about the Enneagram with Enneagram Ashton on 'That Twin Mama Podcast.' This episode delves into how the Enneagram can enrich parenting and relationships. They discuss the strengths and challenges of different Enneagram types in parenting and marriage, emphasizing the importance of understanding motivations for better communication and conflict resolution. Lauren and Ashton also tackle the intricacies of deciding when and how to type your children. Perfect for parents and partners seeking to deepen their connections and growth.

Follow Ashton: https://www.instagram.com/enneagramashton/

Ashton’s links: https://enneagramashton.com/products-and-books

Truity Enneagram test: https://www.truity.com/test/enneagram-personality-test

Enneagram Universe: https://enneagramuniverse.com/enneagram/test

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Podcast Website: www.thattwinmama.com/podcast

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Credits:

Production: Berty Enterprises

Editing: Nomadic Orca https://www.nomadicorca.com/

Music: Far Eye House

Photo: Birch Thomas

Design: Erin Fox Creative

In this two-part episode of That Twin Mama Podcast, host Lauren Berty delves into the transformative tool of the Enneagram with Enneagram expert Ashton Whitmoyer-Ober. Together, they explore the nine Enneagram types, explaining the core motivations and fears that drive each type. Ashton shares her journey into discovering the Enneagram and how it has profoundly improved her relationships and personal growth. Tune in for the first part of this two-part series, ideal for both newcomers and seasoned Enneagram enthusiasts, who want to better understand themselves and their relationships. Come back next week for the second part of this interview with Ashton to get insights on how Enneagram knowledge can be useful in parenting!

Follow Ashton: https://www.instagram.com/enneagramashton/

Ashton’s links: https://enneagramashton.com/products-and-books

Truity Enneagram test: https://www.truity.com/test/enneagram-personality-test

Enneagram Universe: https://enneagramuniverse.com/enneagram/test

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Podcast Website: www.thattwinmama.com/podcast

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Credits:

Production: Berty Enterprises

Editing: Nomadic Orca https://www.nomadicorca.com/

Music: Far Eye House

Photo: Birch Thomas

Design: Erin Fox Creative

**This episode contains discussions of medical emergencies and may be sensitive for some listeners.**

In this powerful and inspiring episode of That Twin Mama Podcast, host Lauren Berty dives into the extraordinary story of Marisa Christie, a Houston mom who survived a rare and life-threatening amniotic fluid embolism (AFE) during the birth of her triplets. Clinically dead for 45 minutes and in a coma for six days, Marisa defied the odds to return to her family and embrace the journey of raising four healthy children.

Joined by neonatologist Dr. Rebecca Ballard, they explore the medical and emotional challenges of high-risk pregnancies, the realities of AFE, and the resilience it takes to navigate motherhood after a near-death experience. Marisa shares her harrowing yet uplifting journey of survival, recovery, and newfound gratitude for every moment of parenthood.

Tune in for a deeply moving conversation filled with invaluable insights, practical advice for parents of multiples, and a reminder of the immense strength and love that define motherhood—even in the face of the unimaginable.

Links:

Support Marisa’s GoFundMe https://www.gofundme.com/f/aid-marisas-recovery-and-support-her-family

To read more about Marisa's story, check out this article from People Magazine https://people.com/mom-forgets-welcoming-triplets-after-being-declared-clinically-dead-45-minutes-8747745

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• Podcast Website: www.thattwinmama.com/podcast
• Follow on Instagram: @thattwinmamapodcast

Credits:

Production: Berty Enterprises

Editing: Nomadic Orca https://www.nomadicorca.com/

Music: Far Eye House

Photo: Birch Thomas

Design: Erin Fox Creative

Why is it so hard for moms—especially those with ADHD—to get the rest they need? If you’re stuck in the cycle of exhaustion and bedtime procrastination, this episode of That Twin Mama Podcast is for you!

Host Lauren Berty sits down with Oxford-trained sleep specialist & fitness coach Sarah Petroski, founder of SleepFitSarah, to unpack the science behind sleep struggles and how to fix them. As a mom with ADHD herself, Sarah shares real, practical strategies to help parents optimize their sleep, energy, and overall wellness.

💤 Why moms stay up too late (even when we’re exhausted)

🧠 How ADHD makes sleep regulation harder—and what helps

💪 The role of strength training & meditation in better sleep

🌍 Cultural influences on sleep & breaking unhelpful habits

This episode is packed with science-backed strategies and mindset shifts to help you reclaim your nights and power your days. Because, mama, you deserve good sleep!

📲 Follow Sarah on IG: @sleepfitsarah

🌐 Learn more: www.sleepfitsarah.com

TTM Podcast Episode on Human Design

In this episode of That Twin Mama podcast, host Lauren Berty shares her personal journey with weight fluctuations and body image throughout motherhood. She opens up about her changing physique, the societal expectations placed on mothers, and the importance of caring for your body. Lauren discusses her approach to fitness, the impact of mental health on physical health, and her decision to go for breast reduction surgery. Tune in to hear candid reflections about the challenges and triumphs of maintaining a healthy lifestyle as a mom.

Highlights:

00:08 Weight Gain and Motherhood

03:11 Societal Expectations

09:25 Personal Health Journey

12:32 Breast Reduction Decision

15:14 Anticipating the Procedure

18:36 Weight Loss Culture

21:10 Quick Fix vs. Long-Term Health

22:17 Setting a Positive Example

41:03 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Talking Tummy Tucks with Plastic Surgeon Dr. Gabbay, Part 1

Talking Tummy Tucks with Plastic Surgeon Dr. Gabbay, Part 2

Jess King: The Superstar Peloton Instructor on IVF, Fertility, Home Birth and Holistic Healing in Motherhood

Part 2: Superstar Peloton Instructor Jess King on Breastfeeding, Breast Reduction Surgery, and Holistic Healing and Wellness Postpartum

Credits:

Production: Berty Enterprises

Editing: 1 Life/Studio Alliance

Music: Far Eye House

Photo: Birch Thomas

Design: Erin Fox Creative