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Cake For Dinner

Keesha Scott
Parenting
Motherhood
Sobriety
Mental Health
Entrepreneurship
Menopause
Infertility
Breast Cancer
Trauma
Addiction
Grief
OCD
Real Estate
Eating Disorders
Divorce
Nervous System
New York City
Gratitude
Exposure and Response Prevention
The Born Method

This is not your mom’s parenting podcast—unless your mom swore a little, cried in the car, and showed up anyway.

Cake for Dinner brings founders, experts, celebrities, and parents to the couch for real conversations about motherhood, marriage, hormones, healing, and the messy middle. No filters. No fluff. Just honest talk—and maybe some cake.

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Latest Episodes

Are we raising kids who can’t handle hard things?

Harvard-trained psychologist Dr. Amy Todey says our children are not fragile. In this episode she explains why letting kids struggle is one of the most loving things a parent can do. Dr. Todey is a p... more

What if your drinking doesn’t look like a problem—but it doesn’t feel right either?

Kate Bee, founder of The Sober School, joins Cake for Dinner for an honest conversation about gray area drinking, “mommy needs wine” culture, and choosing an alcohol... more

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Would you stay in your marriage if money weren’t a factor? Tracy Tutor gets candid about financial independence, divorce, mom guilt, and the lessons she wants her daughters to carry into adulthood.

In this episode of Cake for Dinner, the Million Dol... more

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When does helping your child become rescuing them—and how do you know when they truly need you to step in?

Double board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist Dr. Samantha Saltz joins Keesha Scott on Cake for Dinner for an honest conver... more

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Recent Guests

Kate Bee
Founder of The Sober School, an online community and coaching program for women changing their relationship with alcohol
The Sober School
Episode: You’re Holding It Together. Is Your Drinking Still a Problem?
Tracy Tutor
Luxury real estate powerhouse, best-selling author, entrepreneur, and the first woman to join Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles
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Episode: Would You Still Be Married If You Could Afford to Leave?
Dr. Samantha Saltz
Double board-certified child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist
Independent practice in Boca Raton, FL
Episode: Combating Infertility and Motherhood Problems
John Puls
Licensed clinical social worker, addiction professional, adjunct professor and expert witness
Full Life Comprehensive Care (as referenced)
Episode: What Parents Need to Know About THC Today
Dr. Vanessa Lapointe
Best-selling author of Discipline Without Damage; parenting educator; former psychologist
DrVanessaLapointe.com
Episode: What Parenting Taught Dr. Vanessa Lapointe That a Degree Couldn’t
Hunter Clarke-Fields
Best-selling author of Raising Good Humans; Mindful Mama Podcast host
Raising Good Humans / Mindful Mama Podcast
Episode: The Problem With Modern Parenting Nobody Wants to Admit
Jessica Guerrieri
Author, novelist, mother, and woman in recovery
Episode: Motherhood, Escapism & Recovery: Both Can Be True
Ryan Soave
Trauma expert, therapist, speaker
Episode: Trauma, Addiction & Why We Confuse Discomfort with Threat
Daniel Chidiac
Author of Stop Letting Everything Affect You; discusses overthinking, self-sabotage, and practical strategies
Author
Episode: The Real Reason You Can’t Stop Overthinking

Host

Keesha W. Scott
Host of the show; appears across episodes with a focus on real conversations about motherhood, relationships, and personal growth.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 79 ratings
  • Cake for dinner

    AMAZING!!!! A breath of fresh air

    Can't wait for mothers social

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    a colorful person
    United States6 months ago
  • Relatable and honest

    Love the real and raw conversations that Keesha leads on Cake for Dinner. She really knows how to put a guest at ease and ask the right questions- a must listen!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JamieKolnick
    United States6 months ago
  • Real Motherhood, No Performance Required

    A beautiful, honest space for the conversations Mothers actually need. Warm, real, thoughtful, and deeply relatable. This podcast makes room for truth, tenderness, and the messy middle of Motherhood. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Danielle Dowling
    United States6 months ago
  • Raw real and funny

    Listening and talking to Keesha is like chatting with one of your oldest girlfriends. She’s funny and relatable and instantly makes you feel valuable and heard. Full of wisdom and truly a supporter of women. I can’t wait for our podcast to air!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Living with Ivey
    United States6 months ago
  • No notes! A+ Podcast

    Cake For Dinner is pure in all ways - real, raw, deeply honest and human. Keesha and her guests get to the meat of critical topics and always leave me with something new, actionable and thought-provoking. This pod doesn’t disappoint!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Real Girls Guide
    United States7 months ago

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The show is celebrated for its supportive, empowering tone and practical takeaways for mothers and women in midlife.
Listeners praise the show for being relatable and honest, with deep conversations that feel like real life discussions.
Guests are described as authentic, grounded, and able to put conversations at ease for meaningful insights.

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You’re Holding It Together. Is Your Drinking Still a Problem?
Q: What do you think the biggest misconception women have about living alcohol free?
Bee says many expect sobriety to remain a painful burden forever, but the beginning is the hardest part and alcohol-free living can become easier and more rewarding.
You’re Holding It Together. Is Your Drinking Still a Problem?
Q: What are the signs that alcohol has become a problem before it really becomes a problem?
Bee points to repeatedly setting and breaking drinking rules, hiding or disguising how much one drinks, and regularly waking up regretting how much one had.
What Parents Need to Know About THC Today
Q: What should parents do if they suspect their teenager is struggling?
Assess functioning (school involvement, social activity), seek professional input, involve the family in care, and pursue the least restrictive supports first before considering inpatient options.
What Parenting Taught Dr. Vanessa Lapointe That a Degree Couldn’t
Q: What role does the environment play in a child's development and behavior, and how can parents influence it?
Environments shape outcomes; by intentionally creating containment, consistency, and supportive routines, parents reduce triggers, support emotional regulation, and foster resilience—effects that compound over time and significantly alter a child's trajectory.
What Parenting Taught Dr. Vanessa Lapointe That a Degree Couldn’t
Q: How can parents look beyond the behavior to truly understand what their child is telling them?
By recognizing that behavior reflects development, temperament, and emotional state, not willful disobedience, and by consistently choosing compassionate, co-regulatory responses that anchor the child's nervous system, parents can interpret behavior as information about needs, not a flaw in the child.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cake For Dinner

What is Cake For Dinner about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A candid, no-nonsense show centered on motherhood, relationships, health, and personal growth, with guests ranging from therapists and authors to entrepreneurs and celebrities. Conversations are real, vulnerable, and practical, often exploring parenting, body image, menopause, grief, and healing with a focus on authenticity over polish. A standout throughline is transforming difficult life moments into growth-oriented dialogue, often with a warmth and humor that invites listeners to feel seen and supported. The format frequently features guests sharing actionable insights, personal stories, and strategies for living more intentionally as mothers, partners, and individuals. This mix of high-profile and everyday guests plus a willingness to t... more

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Recent guests on Cake For Dinner include:

1. Kate Bee
2. Tracy Tutor
3. Dr. Samantha Saltz
4. John Puls
5. Dr. Vanessa Lapointe
6. Hunter Clarke-Fields
7. Jessica Guerrieri
8. Ryan Soave

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