Home / Podcast / Season 11 Soleil Moon Frye on the joys of big families and her public health activism Soleil Moon Frye By Motherly June 23, 2022 Soleil Moon Frye Rectangle As a child, Soleil Moon Frye became famous for her breakout role in the eighties show Punky Brewster–then in 2021, she released a critically acclaimed documentary called Kid90. Now, the mom of four, who has been an activist her whole life, is a spokesperson for the public health awareness campaign around the Meningitis B vaccine for children and young adults. In this episode, Liz talks to Soleil about why she’s always felt a responsibility to make the world a better place, why she always wanted to have a big family, and the questions parents should ask their doctor about the Meningitis B vaccine. Related Stories Season 11 Jenny Slate on Marcel the Shell with Shoes On, new motherhood and the promise of change Season 11 Gloria Riviera on the childcare crisis and what we can do about it Season 11 Dr. Colleen Kraft on why gun safety is a public health issue and what we can do to protect our kids The latest Pregnancy ‘Geriatric pregnancy’ isn’t an offensive term Postpartum Products Your postpartum recovery kit: Feel your best after a C-section Postpartum Mom rage is real—and it’s a sign that mothers’ needs aren’t being met News Former Chiefs cheerleader’s death after stillbirth raises questions about maternal care