Mamamia Out Loud
Smart, often silly and sometimes surprising. Absolutely everything is up for discussion: from pop culture to politics, body image to motherhood, feminism to fashion. Join Mia Freedman, Holly Wainwright and Jessie Stephens as they dissect the news and issues of the week.
Our Editor's Take
Mamamia is an Australian media company whose staff is 99% female. The brand's senior writers and editors host the Mamamia Out Loud podcast. They talk about celebrities, politics, clothes, and more. Listeners from Australia will feel like they're with their friends. Other audiences might learn some new slang from these charming women.
Several women cohost the Mamamia Out Loud podcast. Mia Freedman is Mamamia's cofounder. She also hosts another Mamamia podcast called No Filter, which focuses on a fascinating person's life each week. Holly Wainwright is an established and professional journalist. She has published four novels, including The Couple Upstairs. Cohost Jessie Stephens is the podcast's executive editor. Clare Stephens is Jessie's twin sister. She also works at Mamamia and sometimes appears on the podcast. Together, the twins also host a celebrity-focused called Cancelled.
Mamamia Out Loud is a conversational show where the women discuss a variety of subjects. For example, an episode might begin by addressing what US conservatives are doing. Then, they move on to talk about how a celebrity's husband has never seen her without makeup. That could just as easily flow into a talk about how people-pleasing manifests in different personality types.
Mia, Holly, and Jessie often talk about the topics they like. Sometimes, it's the Netflix series they've been watching. Other times, it's a poignant social media post they'd like their listeners to read. One of the hosts might rave about a non-alcoholic aperitif. Mamamia Out Loud's show notes often include recommendations with links to products. Listeners can receive suggestions for shows, clothes, and more.
The hosts of Mamamia Out Loud also discuss things they don't like. They chat about who's been kissing the celebrity they pretend is their boyfriend. They might talk about certain traditions in Western culture that no one seems to get anymore. No matter what they're discussing, the listening experience may be fun and thought-provoking. New episodes premiere several times a week.
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