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For Crying Out Loud

For Crying Out Loud
Parenting
Sobriety
Family Dynamics
College Applications
Mental Health
Motherhood
Addiction
Phil
Las Vegas
Relationships
Teenagers
Dog Adoption
Halloween
Amy Bradley
Friendship
Comedy
Thanksgiving
Karen Reed Trial
Alcoholism
Divorce

Lynette Carolla, and Stefanie Wilder-Taylor are two mothers of twins just trying not to eff it up. In this raucous hour of conversation they cover a range of topics from marriage, divorce and the space in between, to what they’re watching, where they’re going (Target) and how they manage to look so damn young. The format is informative, loose and most of all entertaining. If you’re looking for par... more

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Recent Guests

Jo Koy
Stand-up comedian and podcast guest
Jo Koy Entertainment
Episode: FCOL Old Skool: Jo Koy from 2018
Josh Sautter
Running for Congress, comedian and writer
Democrat, candidate for California's 32nd Congressional District
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Josh Sautter
Kristi Tanner
Mocktail Mommy, recovery advocate and former store owner in sobriety space
Mocktail Mommy / Wisconsin's first non-alcoholic bottle shop (Sober Social)
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: From Yoga Poses Straight to Jail
Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet
Host of No More Wasted Days, sobriety coach and influencer in alcohol-free living
No More Wasted Days
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Sara Kaufman-Bradstreet
Danielle Mercier
A friend of Stefanie and a sobriety advocate who shares her inspiring recovery story.
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Danielle Mercier
Margot Rose
A mother and artist sharing her story of loss and recovery
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Margot Rose - The Unthinkable (Part 2)
Xander Taylor
Son of Lynette Carolla, aspiring musician and comedian
Episode: FCOL Old Skool: What Was Xander Up To?
Kim Evey
Writer, comedian, actress, and friend of the host
Episode: Drunk-ish: Kim Evey
Tara Motter
Writer and speaker, mother of a teenager and a toddler
Recovering From Something (Substack)
Episode: Drunkish: The Last Time I Went to Jail with Tara Motter

Hosts

Lynette Carolla
Co-host and mother discussing personal experiences and parenting issues.
Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
Co-host and mother covering various parenting topics with humor and insights.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.2k ratings
  • Meh

    Stephanie hogs this show . I’ll listen when Lynette is there . Don’t like when John or Kasem fills in .

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Lady4378
    United States3 months ago
  • Politics

    Why bring up your political views and bash the President? Stop listening to CNN and open your eyes, to what Trump is doing to keep America safe. Do you want to open up the floodgates to all the illegals and overwhelm the country again…you are so pathetic

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Finngirl2
    United States3 months ago
  • They have nothing to say

    Simply terrible podcast. Hosts have nothing interesting to say, SWT (who is so woke she can’t see straight) demeans and talks down to LC. Don’t waste your time!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Matilda911
    United States4 months ago
  • Trigger warning?

    How about waterproof mascara warning!

    So sorry for your loss Steph, it’s so hard. Sending hugs 💛❤️‍🩹

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    East coast cheese
    United States6 months ago
  • It’s an occasional hate listen.

    These are 2 of the dumbest people I’ve ever heard on any sort of media platform. It’s a bad look for women.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    JorgeEmpanada
    United States6 months ago

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Many express a strong connection to the hosts, feeling as though they are part of a friendship through the stories shared.
Some critics feel that the content can become repetitive and occasionally dismissive of certain parenting viewpoints.
Feedback highlights both the lighthearted banter and the serious undertones regarding parenting challenges.
Listeners appreciate the humor and relatability of the hosts, who provide a candid look at parenting.

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Apple Podcasts
#133
United States/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#238
Canada/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#129
Argentina/Kids & Family

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Introducing Drunk-ish: From Yoga Poses Straight to Jail
Q: What prompted Kristi to start Mocktail Mommy and build a sobriety-focused community?
She started Mocktail Mommy after rehab as a way to create accountability, share her story publicly, and build a community where sobriety could be seen as a social and approachable lifestyle rather than a stigma.
Introducing: Drunk-ish: I Thought I Needed Better Drinking Rules
Q: Was there a moment when you decided to commit to sobriety for good?
Yes, after multiple crises and a period of relapse, Kristi describes choosing to stay sober for a period with support from therapy, family, and the AA community, followed by a realizing that true change required ongoing effort beyond a single program.
Introducing: Drunk-ish: I Thought I Needed Better Drinking Rules
Q: What happened during rehab that helped you begin to change?
She recalls meeting a woman in rehab who showed authenticity and calm strength, later taking her to AA meetings, which provided the first real sense of community and a path toward sobriety.
Introducing: Drunk-ish: I Thought I Needed Better Drinking Rules
Q: When did you start to feel like alcohol was a problem for you?
Kristi describes a progression from experimentation in high school and college to a clear realization in adulthood that drinking was causing harm, including dangerous behavior and strained family dynamics, which eventually led to seeking help and entering rehab.
Jon Taylor AMA
Q: How is the YouTube channel?
The channel is retooling after a change in YouTube's algorithm that affected viewership, and they are focusing on optimizing content for a living room experience.

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Two mothers of twins engage in lively and humorous conversations about their parenting experiences, relationships, and everyday challenges. Covering a wide range of topics including marriage, divorce, and their favorite shopping spots, the hosts blend their candid anecdotes with relatable insights, all while maintaining an entertaining and loose format. Listeners can expect a mix of light-hearted banter and genuine reflections that highlight the trials and tribulations of motherhood, wrapped up in an engaging and comedic tone. The unique combination of humor and honesty adds a distinct flavor to discussions that might otherwise feel mundane, making it a preferred choice for parents and anyone seeking a relatable auditory experience.

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2. Josh Sautter
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7. Xander Taylor
8. Kim Evey

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