Messy motherhood, said plainly.
Conversations with Cam blends intimate solo updates with open-hearted interviews about the parts of family life people often soften in public. Pregnancy symptoms, play-based parenting, sex, division of labor, reality TV, sobriety, and sibling dynamics all land with warmth and blunt honesty.
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Conversations with Cam is a personal-journal interview show shaped by motherhood, mental health, marriage, friendship, and the pop culture people text about immediately. Its center of gravity is honesty. The show is comfortable saying the complicated thing first, then staying with it long enough to make it useful. Recent episodes move through early pregnancy, family travel, play-based parenting, sex in long-term relationships, division of labor at home, sobriety, sibling grief, and reality-TV parasocial attachment. The pregnancy episodes are especially direct, framing nausea, exhaustion, depression, constipation, weight comments, fear, and excitement as parts of the same real experience. Nothing is made neat just to sound inspirational. Parenting conversations work the same way. A discussion with Dr. Jennaca Cotton turns imaginative play and parent boredom into something practical, with room for boundaries, role play, and the idea that following a child’s interests can still feel awkward. Relationship episodes go into adult intimacy without coyness, especially around rejection, desire, connection, and how partners can talk more clearly. The show also has a pop-culture current. Kylie Kelce appears as a dream guest connected to podcasting, family life, philanthropy, and the Eagles community. Carl Radke brings Summer House, sobriety, sibling grief, his More Life podcast, and Soft Bar into a more serious conversation about growth and vulnerability. Eve Rodsky’s rerun keeps the domestic-labor conversation active, tying household systems to something bigger than chores. Even lighter sister-trip episodes carry the same signature: quick teasing, family shorthand, stories that almost derail, and a point that eventually comes into focus. The appeal is not polish. It is the sense that real subjects can be handled in a room where people laugh, correct themselves, and keep going. For PlayNext listeners, the show is best framed as warm, candid companionship for modern motherhood and the emotional logistics around it.
Made for: For parents, expecting parents, and pop-culture-aware listeners who want candid conversations about family life, mental health, sex, and partnership. It especially fits people who prefer warmth and bluntness over polished advice.
What sets it apart: The show pairs intimate life updates with interviews that still feel like close conversation. It turns body symptoms, household tension, desire, grief, and parenting choices into practical language without sanding off the messy parts.
Conversations with Cam, hosted by Cameron Rogers, is a podcast about motherhood, mental health, and pop culture - served with honesty, humor, and zero filter. From postpartum struggles to cultural moments, Cameron creates a space where real conversations happen and no one feels alone. For more motherhood and mental health talk, with a side of cursing, follow Cameron on social at @cameronoaksrogers
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
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Bahamar frames a loose sister chat about travel, boundaries, and the habits that set the two apart.
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Practical play advice for parents who want less guilt and more usable ideas.
Dr. Jenica Kha's conversation with the host offers a grounded look at play-based parenting, with practical ideas for moments when toys, imaginative play, or everyday problem-solving start to feel difficult.
A candid single-episode review of weeks 8-11, where early pregnancy feels physically miserable, anxious, and very long.
Weeks 8 through 11 of pregnancy are framed here as the stretch the host calls peak hell, and the episode is strongest when it lets that bluntness sit without softening it.
A pregnancy announcement that makes space for fear, surprise, and the time it can take to feel ready.
The host frames a new pregnancy through the body-focused series she began during her first pregnancy in 2020, but the episode is less a polished announcement than a careful look at the delay between wanting another child and feeling ready for the reality of one.
Direct guidance on sex, intimacy, and how a no can still leave room for tomorrow.
Vanessa and Xander Marin bring a practical angle to sex, intimacy, and relationship repair. She is a sex therapist, he is a relationship coach, and they have been married for over 17 years.
Friendship and wellness overlap here, with a body-work moment that lands more vividly than it explains.
Cam and Elizabeth Endres keep the episode anchored in easy familiarity, and that gives the conversation its shape. Their rapport leaves room for practical advice, quick clarity checks, and the kind of long voice notes that feel natural rather than forced.
A practical look at attachment, sleep training, and the reassurance that repair matters as much as perfection.
This rerun episode frames attachment in practical terms, moving through sleep training, breastfeeding, and the idea that secure attachment rests less on perfect behavior than on a parent's state of mind, recognition, and repair.
Anna Martin interviews writers and couples about the real stories behind Modern Love essays.
Knox and Jamie turn celebrity gossip, film deep dives, and streaming news into weekly comedy.
Two hosts revisit one film, show, or book a week, plus long personal tangents.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Robert Wright interviews specialists on Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Taiwan, and open-source AI.
Host Cameron Rogers introduces a rerun episode with clinical psychologist Dr.
Cameron Rogers interviews her friend Elizabeth Endres about being a highly sensitive person and its impact on her life.
The host and her sister Lucy recap The Bachelorette, starting with a humorous discussion about the host being late for the recording.
Cam celebrates the 300th episode of Conversations with Cam by reflecting on her podcast journey, expressing gratitude, and introducing the show's focus on mental health and motherhood.
Cam and Lucy record at Bahamar, where Cam describes the resort’s new studio, three hotels, pools, restaurants, and beach access.
Conversations with Cam centers on play-based parenting with Dr.
Cam talks through weeks 8 to 11 of pregnancy as her hardest stretch, including severe nausea, exhaustion, depression, and anxiety about loss.
The host introduces Kylie Kelce as a dream guest, describing her personality, family, and the technical difficulties before their interview.
Cam interviews Summer House star Carl Radke about his sobriety journey, sibling grief, and new ventures including his podcast and non-alcoholic bar.
Cameron uses the return of “What the fuck is happening to my body” to cover weeks 4-7 of her third pregnancy, after starting the series in 2020 and revisiting it in 2023.
Vanessa Marin says about 75-85% of men have spontaneous desire, while only about 15% of women do.
Cam introduces a rerun episode with Eve Rodsky discussing the importance of equal division of labor in relationships.
A rerun episode where the host interviews her husband about supporting her mental health and parenting with intention.
Cam introduces a rerun episode about parenting and attachment styles, shares a personal update about leaving her network and moving to a new studio, and explains the hiatus before the new season.