
For elder millennial moms who are politically progressive, emotionally exhausted, and sick of “perfect‑parent” propaganda.
This podcast is a warm, funny, and unapologetic space for moms who want to laugh, cry, and rage at the world without pretending they’ve got it all together. We talk about parenting, mental health, and politics the way real friends do—messy, honest, and full of grace.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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You're allowed to quit the gym without explaining why.
You're allowed to say no without an explainer paragraph.
You're allowed to let someone else sit with their discomfort while you trust your decision.
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Summer is supposed to be relaxing. Barefoot kids, popsicles, pool days, sleeping in. So why does it make you feel like you're barely holding it together?
The answer isn't that you're doing something wrong. Summer genuinely brea... more
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Senior year of college. My best friend and roommate. An envelope of cash in the freezer, a lie about her father dying, expensive purses showing up, and then a "break-in" so terrifying that I got in a cop car and drove around loo... more
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Someone hurt you. You did the brave thing and called them out for it. And then they responded with denial, minimizing, blame-shifting, or the classic non-apology: "I'm sorry you're upset."
That moment can make you feel dismisse... more
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I love that this show covers a wide range of topics that moms deal with and helps them navigate it in a logical way. I also love that guidance specific for conversations with kids is broken out into age ranges so it can help any mom (or dad) no matter how old their kiddo is. Can't wait to hear what topics they cover next!
While I’m not personally a parent I love seeing that people are having tough conversations with kids.
Enjoy listening to this show even though I’m a dad. The hosts are great and talk about things that I didn’t realize I needed or wanted to learn about.
Loved the energy between the hosts! It is definitely like listening to a friend. I enjoyed the episode on self-care tips regarding reading the news. Something I struggle with and these solutions were so helpful. I am going to try them out!
Listened to the re-release of the packing essentials episode. Great info and great timing, just before travel season.
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Lighthearted but sharply observant, this show centers elder millennial moms navigating parenting, mental health, and politics with humor and candor. Episodes balance practical how-tos (nonviolent communication, boundary setting, civic engagement, digital citizenship) with personal stories, aiming to reassure listeners that imperfect but compassionate approaches to adulthood are both possible and valuable. A standout mix of relatable banter and actionable guidance, plus guests who bring diverse perspectives, makes it a welcoming space for pragmatic, social-minded moms seeking real-world tips without preachiness.
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