In this heartfelt episode, I sit down with my mother, Afagh Mazloum Haghbin, to reflect on the most meaningful moments from Season One of The YAM Podcast. Together, we revisit the lessons, laughter, and insights that shaped the first season, offering a glimpse into our shared journey of growth, spirituality, and connection.

My mom shares her wisdom, life experiences, and heartwarming stories that have touched listeners worldwide. From the power of prayer and dreams to navigating life’s challenges, her words remind us of the importance of compassion, resilience, and faith. As we explore the highlights of Season One, we also discuss how these lessons continue to shape our lives and inspire future episodes.

In This Episode, We Explore:

🔹 The most impactful moments from Season One
🔹 Life lessons and spiritual insights from my mom
🔹 The role of dreams and prayer in our lives
🔹 Reflections on personal growth, motherhood, and family
🔹 How these experiences influence Season Two and beyond

This episode marks a special milestone as we transition into Season Two, now featuring video episodes for the first time. Whether you’ve been with us from the beginning or are tuning in for the first time, this conversation offers a heartwarming look back while setting the stage for what’s to come.

🎧 Tune in and join us as we celebrate the journey so far and embrace the adventures ahead.

Our Origin Story

The YAM Podcast was born out of 31 interviews conducted with women from 12 countries and 25 cities as part of a project called The Mama’s Daily Comfort Toolkit. Each woman shared what brings them comfort, offering insights that inspired both this podcast and the Yoga Avec Moi Membership Portal (currently on pause). The portal provided a space for women with young children to connect, share experiences, and support one another through motherhood.

The YAM Podcast continues this mission by inviting those original interviewees and guest experts to share their stories and insights, creating a space for growth, connection, and empowerment.