Share and Follow
Lo Bosworth Natale is stepping into her latest role as a mother with the launch of her new podcast, “Tell Me I’m a Good Mom with Lo Bosworth Natale,” Us Weekly can exclusively report.
“Motherhood has turned into a significant cultural discussion — everyone has their thoughts and opinions,” Bosworth Natale, 39, shared with Us in a statement. “However, very few of these discussions occur among moms in real time, without a filter. That’s the essence of ‘Tell Me I’m a Good Mom.’ Partnering with Dear Media was an obvious choice because they are committed to creating intelligent, supportive platforms for women, and that alignment was crucial for me.”
In the podcast’s trailer, Bosworth Natale expressed her excitement about becoming a mother for the first time. The former Laguna Beach star welcomed her daughter, Nelle, with husband Dom Natale in January.
“For the past decade, I’ve developed wellness products for millions of women through my company, Love Wellness, but nothing has shaken my world like having our miracle baby. It’s incomparable. And I’m eager to talk about it,” she explained. “‘Tell Me I’m a Good Mom’ is my new podcast about experiencing motherhood as it unfolds. Today, being a mom isn’t just a personal transformation; it’s a public performance. We meticulously document our babies while often sidelining mothers. We track milestones and tummy time, but who is tracking the woman and our evolving identities as mothers?”
When The Hills first premiered in May 2006, it had a distinct feel from its revival, The Hills: New Beginnings — and fans continue to crave more insights into the cast’s untold stories. The MTV reality series, which spun off from Laguna Beach, followed Lauren Conrad from her hometown to Los Angeles, where she moved in with Heidi Montag.
She continued, “Motherhood comes with pressure and opinions and endless advice, but very few honest conversations about how it actually feels to be a mom. So that’s what we are going to talk about.”
Bosworth Natale promised to “react to the mom algorithm, share listeners’ stories and bring in smart voices” — not for “perfect answers, but really just for better conversations.”
“Moms deserve more than parenting advice. Frankly, we deserve a rebrand. We deserve context, language, a place in the culture,” she said. “So, if you’ve ever loved your kid fiercely and still wondered if it’s OK to miss your old life, you’re not broken, you’re becoming. This is ‘Tell Me I’m a Good Mom.’ And honestly, sometimes, we just need to hear it.”
In the debut episode of the Dear Media podcast — which will launch on Wednesday, March 18, Bosworth Natale reflects on her birthing story and early stages of motherhood. The next episode will see Bosworth Natalie speaking with her IVF doctor, Dr. Sheeva Talebian.
One year after the success of Fox’s The O.C., MTV took a look at the actual town, launching Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County in 2004. Thank You! You have successfully subscribed. Subscribe to newsletters Enter your email Please enter a valid email. Subscribe By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy […]
“Lo Bosworth Natale has been a pop culture icon for nearly two decades, growing alongside an audience that has evolved with her journey,” said Michael Bosstick, Founder & CEO of Dear Media. “With ‘Tell Me I’m a Good Mom,’ she brings that same authenticity and cultural insight to conversations about parenting, creating a space that is honest, supportive, and deeply resonant for listeners navigating the realities of modern motherhood.”
A description for the podcast notes that “pregnancy and motherhood come with pressure, opinions and plenty of advice, but very few honest conversations about how it actually feels to be a mom.”
“‘Tell Me I’m a Good Mom’ speaks to the pressure to get it right and the fear of being judged when we don’t,” the show description reads. “Through her own transition into motherhood, Lo Bosworth Natale explores the identity shift, expectations, emotional plot twists, and educational hacks that make the journey lighter, all while navigating a culture that performs, posts, and rates motherhood online. This is not about perfect parenting. It is about becoming a mother, for real.”
“Tell Me I’m a Good Mom with Lo Bosworth Natale” hits airwaves on Wednesday, March 18. Episodes will drop weekly and are available anywhere you listen to podcasts.