About Fresh As A Mother.

Real talk. Real mamas. No filter required.

"We built the podcast we needed when no one was building it for us."

Fresh As A Mother is the podcast for moms at every stage of the journey — the messy, the magical, and everything in between. We talk about the things your mama group chat is already saying, but out loud, on mic, with zero apologies.

Our community centers on moms of color and caregivers of all kinds who are tired of seeing motherhood portrayed as either perfect or a disaster. We believe it's both and neither and everything else all at once. That's what makes it fresh.

Now in Season 3, "Still Becoming," we're going deeper, getting realer, and bringing you into more conversations that matter. Welcome to the village.

Meet the Mamas

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Lorielle Davis-McGee

Co-Host & Co-Creator | Creative Producer | Documentary Filmmaker

Lorielle Davis-McGee is a Los Angeles-based creative producer, documentary filmmaker, and proud girl mom who has spent her career sitting at the intersection of storytelling, culture, and community. A Spelman College alumna with a fine arts degree, she built her foundation in fashion with styling credits that include Ciara and Bow Wow, before pivoting into civic work at the Atlanta Mayor's Office of Film & Entertainment, where she co-founded Barack the Vote LLC. She moved into film development at Gidden Media under producer Amy Baer, with work connected to the Oscar-nominated film The Apprentice, and now serves on the Operations team at 1Community. She is currently developing Madame Politics, a documentary exploring the political legacy of Black women in America. Black Enterprise has recognized her as one of the top entrepreneurs under 35 but her most important title is still Mama to her two daughters.

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Provi Fulp

Co-Host & Co-Creator | Emmy-Nominated Costume Designer | Atlanta

Provi Fulp is an Emmy-nominated costume designer for the film "Magic Mountain Christmas" starring Dolly Parton, based in Atlanta. Her passion is storytelling through costume design — "It's in the details of design that speak to the audience." She specializes in contemporary as well as period design. She draws her inspiration from growing up as a "military brat" — born in Frankfurt, Germany and attending German school, she had the opportunity to live in several different countries, which exposed her to a melting pot of cultures from around the world. She has 12+ years of experience in TV and Film and 20 years total in the fashion industry. She is a proud member of the Diversity Committee of her Costume Designers Guild 892. You can find a variety of range in Provi's costume design — from Dolly Parton's Emmy Award–winning "Christmas on the Square" on Netflix to the CW's DC Comics Black Lightning. Her costume design work has been published in Vogue, LA Times, PopSugar, Elle, Refinery29, and Deadline. Provi started her career in retail, then as an in-house stylist for Ocean Drive Magazine "Atlanta Peach," a celebrity stylist for clients from Sara Blakely to Janelle Monáe, and is now a costume designer in the TV and film industry. She resides in Atlanta and is a proud mother of 5. A board member of Helping Mamas, as well as one of the Directors for Fashionista Camp at Nobu Atlanta. She is currently working with Mrs. Debbie Allen on A Different World for Netflix — this is her second time working with Mrs. Allen, the first being the Emmy Award–winning "Magic Mountain Christmas."

How We Got Here

  1. Season 1

    Fresh As A Mother launches. Two mamas. One mic. Zero filter.

  2. Season 2

    The community grows. More mamas find their village.

  3. Mama Needs A Minute

    The podcast becomes a live experience. LA and Atlanta, here we come.

  4. Season 3: Still Becoming

    16 episodes. A Mother's Day mini-series. Our biggest season yet.

  5. Fresh Fathers

    We expand the conversation — because dads deserve a real one too.

For Moms of Color. For All Mamas. For Anyone Still Becoming.

Fresh As A Mother is built for the mamas who don't see themselves in the highlight reel version of motherhood. You are seen here. You belong here. And we are so glad you found us.