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Cake For Dinner

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

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

What if being a “good parent” has less to do with controlling your kids—and more to do with learning how to regulate yourself?

In this episode of Cake for Dinner, Keisha sits down with Hunter Clarke-Fields, bestselling author of Raising Good Humans ... more

What happens when you love your children deeply—but part of you still wants to escape?

In this episode of Cake for Dinner, I sit down with author Jessica Guerrieri for an incredibly honest conversation about motherhood, sobriety, addiction, identity... more

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In this episode of Cake for Dinner, we sit down with Ryan Soave, trauma expert, therapist, speaker, and friend, for a powerful conversation about trauma, addiction, parenting, relationships, emotional discomfort, and the nervous system.

Ryan opens u... more

What if the reason you can’t stop overthinking isn’t because something is wrong with you — but because you’re trying to control everything?

In this episode of Cake for Dinner, Daniel Chidiac, bestselling author of Stop Letting Everything Affect You,... more

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Recent Guests

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
Dani Beckerman
Founder of Jars by Dani, dessert brand, guest on the show
Jars by Dani
Episode: What Great Entrepreneurs Do When Everything Changes
Dr. Stephanie Rogers
Board-certified geriatric and internal medicine physician; associate chief of geriatrics clinical programs at UCSF; host of Age Well with Dr. Steph
UCSF
Episode: Aging Better: The Science of Brain Health, Muscle & Connection
Sidney Sadick
Founder of Spotlight magazine, former journalist and TV contributor
Spotlight magazine
Episode: Building Spotlight Magazine & Changing the Future of Print Media
Doris Day
Leading dermatologist and scientist focused on aging well from the inside out
Independent dermatologist, research collaborator with Galderma
Episode: The Science of Skin, Menopause & Feeling Beautiful at Every Age
Steve Leder
Rabbi, author of The Beauty of What Remains
Rabbi, author
Episode: A Rabbi’s Most Powerful Lessons About Death, Grief and Life
Erin Washington
Host of Therapy Podcast, author of From Pain to Purpose
Therapy Podcast / Author
Episode: Healing from Eating Disorders, Divorce & Dating After 40

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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 States4 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 States5 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 States5 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 States5 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 States5 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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Trauma, Addiction & Why We Confuse Discomfort with Threat
Q: What do you think the connection between trauma and addiction is?
Trauma creates a dysregulated nervous system, and when stress becomes overwhelming, people seek relief through substances that momentarily calm or distract them. Over time, this relief can worsen trauma and create a cycle where addiction amplifies stress and trauma further, underscoring the importance of addressing underlying wounds and regulation rather than only stopping use.
The Science of Skin, Menopause & Feeling Beautiful at Every Age
Q: What is collagen, why do we need it, and should I be taking collagen supplements or adding it to my diet?
Collagen is the most abundant protein in the body, providing skin firmness and structure through fibroblasts; during menopause these cells can become exhausted, so protecting and supporting collagen through a combination of dietary protein, targeted skincare, and treatments helps maintain skin resilience and slow down aging.
Building Spotlight Magazine & Changing the Future of Print Media
Q: What were the key moments that helped you transition from a blogger to a magazine founder and media figure?
She recounts internships, early bylines, red carpet experiences, winning editor roles, pivoting to TV during the pandemic, and finally starting Spotlight to build a lasting publication in multiple markets.
Building Spotlight Magazine & Changing the Future of Print Media
Q: What was it about you at that age that made you willing to put yourself out there and go after something so big?
She describes being driven by challenge and a need to prove herself, leveraging opportunities like Harvard programs and journalism classes to fuel a popular blog that later evolved into a publishing career.
How to Stop Reacting and Start Connecting with Your Kids
Q: If a mom wants to start being more conscious, what's one easy takeaway?
Identify what part of you is taking a moment personally when your child is upset, then work toward curiosity instead of reaction, which helps both you and your child move toward connection.

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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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1. Jessica Guerrieri
2. Ryan Soave
3. Daniel Chidiac
4. Dani Beckerman
5. Dr. Stephanie Rogers
6. Sidney Sadick
7. Doris Day
8. Steve Leder

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