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As a parent, do you ever feel bare and naked? Totally unsure of what’s right or wrong, loaded up with experts’ tips and tricks yet still feeling lost, misunderstood, and (worst of all) alone? We do. Let’s talk.

We’re Milano Buckley and Alanna Leavell, two moms of three and hosts of Bare Naked Moms—a weekly tell-it-like-it-is parenting roundtable of celebs, influencers, experts, and bold everyday ... more

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If you went through rush yourself, you probably remember the outfits, the nerves, the whispered politics. Now imagine watching your own daughter walk into that world — and discovering it’s gotten a whole lot more intense since you went to college.

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As with any tale of struggle and survival (and ultimate triumph), there’s the story and then there’s the story. There’s the what that happened, and then there’s the how, the why, and all the huh in between.

Our guest today, author Amy Gallo Ryan, ta... more

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Our friend Stephen Lamberton was just eight years old when his father died by suicide. For the next four decades, he carried that loss at arm's length – something that happened in his family, something that was about his dad. But not really about him... more

Sarah Vacchiano, General Council at United Artists and mom to three-year-old Gus, just published a novel. Soft Launch is a coming-of-adulthood tale based on Sarah’s 30-year-old self: freshly divorced, just graduated from law school, and working round... more

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Leslie Cunningham
Founder of Sorority Prep, rush coach
Sorority Prep
Episode: Rush Hour: The New World of Sorority Recruitment (Leslie Cunningham)
Amy Gallo Ryan
Author of You May Feel a Bit of Pressure
Author/Memoir author
Episode: Parenting After 6 Rounds of IVF (Amy Gallo Ryan)
Stephen Lamberton
Guest; father who processed boyhood trauma after his father's suicide
Episode: Becoming a Father, Facing the Past (Stephen Lamberton)
Sarah Vacchiano
Entertainment lawyer, General Counsel at United Artists, author of Soft Launch
Soft Launch (novel)
Episode: Becoming a Mother When No One Taught You How (Sarah Vacchiano)
Sarah Humphrey
Lacrosse superstar mom and momager of the Humphrey sisters
Humphrey family / UNC, USC, Stanford connections
Episode: Raising Champions: One Mom, Three Lacrosse Legends (Sarah Humphrey)
Candace Hewit
Widow and expert on Parenting Through Grief
Independent / speaker on grief and parenting
Episode: Parenting Through Grief: A Widow’s Guide to Surviving the Unthinkable (Candace Hewit)
Paul Tough
Journalist and author
New York Times Magazine (article referenced)
Episode: Have We Been Thinking About ADHD All Wrong? (Paul Tough)
Lauren Ozbolt
Psychiatrist specializing in eating disorders
UCLA / psychiatry
Episode: Eating Disorders in Kids: A Psychiatrist’s Guide to Early Signs and Intervention (Dr. Lauren Ozbolt)
Dr. Lauren Ozbolt
Psychiatrist specializing in eating disorders
UCLA Health
Episode: Eating Disorders in Kids: A Psychiatrist’s Guide to Early Signs and Intervention (Dr. Lauren Ozbolt)

Hosts

Milano Buckley
Host of Bare Naked Moms
Alanna Leavell
Co-host introducing conversations and guiding interviews; host of Bare Naked Moms

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings
  • Superb

    Mitch is clearly a wonderful coach and human being. I learned a lot listening to him and felt inspired by his humble wisdom. Milano, you must learn to speak a little less. Alanna, you must speak a bit more. Aim for balance. Also avoid the constant use of “like” in your speech. Alanna, get a better microphone. But the podcast is great. You’re on the path toward big success.

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    5
    Patsy-2
    United States7 months ago
  • A treasure

    This podcast is so valuable because the guests have been extraordinary in the depth and range of their knowledge and wisdom. Such great advice! Educational and enjoyable. Well done, ladies!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Patsy-2
    United Statesa year ago
  • Riveting and shocking episode on kids’ sports

    Mike was extraordinary in this episode. It was a revelation. He was great. So many profound questions are raised about the ethics as well as the wisdom of plunging children into high stakes athletics. Nice work, ladies! One piece of advice: Don’t trample on your guest’s words or speaking time. You have a slight tendency to do that. But on the whole— fabulous episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Patsy-2
    United States2 years ago
  • Great listening

    I was nodding along with the ADHD episode. it was a great conversation.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AliciaFawn
    United States2 years ago
  • Impactful, insightful and funny!!

    Congratulations ladies - this episode was such a pleasure to listen to and I can’t wait for the next!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CFNYCNYC
    United States2 years ago

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The hosts' dynamic is praised, though some note pacing and guest time balance could improve.

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Becoming a Mother When No One Taught You How (Sarah Vacchiano)
Q: How did your personal history with your mother influence your approach to motherhood and your portrayal of Samantha in the book?
Sarah explains that her experiences shaped a survivor mindset and a desire to redefine stability for herself, which translates into her parenting style and the flawed, relatable heroine in Soft Launch.
Why Community Service Matters and How to Get It on the Family Calendar (Adrienne Harper)
Q: How did Bundles of Joy start and what catalyzed Adrienne to build this organization?
Adrienne talks about the postpartum realization of the gap in social services and how her personal circumstances and network transformed into a mission to provide ongoing support to families in need, using her own motherhood journey as motivation and a practical framework for helping while balancing family life.
Rush Hour: The New World of Sorority Recruitment (Leslie Cunningham)
Q: How far in advance do you start working with a candidate before recruitment begins?
Ideally about a year ahead to align social media, recommendations, and campus-specific expectations, though six months can work if that's not possible.
Parenting Tips from the Basketball Court with Princeton's Head Coach (Mitch Henderson)
Q: What is the hardest thing you've ever had to say to a child or player?
The guest describes a difficult moment where a child was asked to do something they didn't want to do, highlighting the emotional challenge of delivering tough guidance while maintaining care and connection.
Parenting Tips from the Basketball Court with Princeton's Head Coach (Mitch Henderson)
Q: Should we dive right in?
The hosts set the stage for a deep, practical conversation about how coaching and parenting mirror each other, stressing that leadership is about relationship, presence, and listening rather than control.

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What is Bare Naked Moms about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two moms run a candid, no-nonsense parenting roundtable that blends personal stories with expert insights. Episodes frequently center on motherhood complexities, from infertility journeys and trauma-informed parenting to high-stakes youth sports, mental health, grief, and navigating modern family life with humor and honesty. The show often features guests who are researchers, clinicians, authors, athletes, and parenting professionals, offering practical guidance and real-world perspectives for families balancing work, kids, and personal growth. A standout trait is the bold, unapologetic conversational style that invites vulnerability while delivering actionable takeaways for listeners.

Potential listeners may appreciate the transparent, pr... more

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