After announcing that they were expecting their second child last month, The Try Guys’ Ned Fulmer and his wife, Ariel Fulmer, are launching a podcast called Baby Steps to chronicle their parenting journey.
The first episode drops on Sunday at 11 am ET, and will “reveal the dirty, messy secrets behind raising a blissfully Instagram-ready family,” the couple explained on a dedicated Instagram page. In addition to following Ariel’s own pregnancy journey, the couple will share advice, review trending baby and family products, and share listener parenting stories. Episodes will also cover fertility, feeding newborns, postpartum care, sleep, birthing plans, finding an OB you trust, baby showers in the age of COVID, and more.
Beyond Baby Steps, there are two other podcasts within The Try Guys umbrella: The TryPod, in which the quartet dissects their experiences as internet creators and best friends, and You Can Sit With Us, where three of their fiances/wives — Maggie Bustamante, Becky Habersberger, and Ariel Fulmer — dive into female friendships and current events.
Baby Steps is produced by The Try Guys and is being hosted and distributed by Acast across Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can check out a teaser below.
Fulmer isn’t the only Try Guy to branch out with an independent venture while still remaining a part of the core four. His colleague, Zach Kornfeld, recently released a loose leaf tea brand, Zadiko, that was inspired by his battle with an autoimmune disease called Ankylosing Spondylitis.
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