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For Crying Out Loud

For Crying Out Loud
Parenting
Sobriety
Family Dynamics
Addiction
Motherhood
Mental Health
Alcohol Addiction
Thanksgiving
Dog Adoption
Alcohol
Rehab
Teenagers
Recovery
College Applications
Alcoholism
Hearing Damage
Halloween
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California

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

Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
Author of Drunk-ish and host of Drunk-ish
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Guesting on No More Wasted Days
Jeffrey Jay
Transgender comedian, comedy writer, director and teacher in recovery from alcohol addiction.
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Jeffrey Jay
David Alan Grier
Actor, comedian and singer performing in Porgy and Bess
Episode: Old Skool - David Alan Grier
Kim Evie
Writer sharing her experience with addiction and recovery
Episode: Drunk-ish: What Was Really Going On?
Kim Evey
Writer, comedian, actress and mother
Episode: Drunk-ish: Mom, Friend, Ambien Lover, Unreliable Narrator
Robbi Morgan Walberg
Performer and dance teacher who has been sober since 1983.
Hollywood Dance Center
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Robbi Morgan Walberg (Part 2)
Robin Reiser
Writer who has an account on medium.com; sobriety advocate
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Robin Reiser Got Sober As a Teenager (Part 1)
Emily Lynn Paulson
Author and sobriety advocate, founder of Sober Mom Squad
Author of Hey Hun and Highlight Real; founder of Sober Mom Squad
Episode: Drunk-ish: Emily Lynn Paulson on Boss Babe Culture Part 1
Tamara Mello
Actress and jewelry designer (Grey by Tamara Mello)
Grey by Tamara Mello
Episode: Introducing Drunk-ish: Stef's Friend Tamara

Hosts

Lynette Carolla
Writer and comedian who shares stories about parenting and family life.
Stefanie Wilder-Taylor
Author, comedian and writer who discusses parenting, sobriety and family life.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 4.2k ratings
  • Wow

    Patreon episode was a huge foreshadowing! Yikes.

    Glad you’re through it!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jmatthews11
    United States4 months ago
  • Maybe it’s time to change.

    Ok so they started as Moms with young kids. Well their kids are grown up. They seem to always looking for something to talk about. Lots of other podcasts have evolved maybe it’s time for them to

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    NoFools
    United States4 months ago
  • 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 States9 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 States9 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 States10 months ago

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A number of reviewers prefer one host's contributions and say substitute presenters or uneven conversation affect their enjoyment.

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Apple Podcasts
#37
United States/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#74
Canada/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#100
Argentina/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#164
South Africa/Kids & Family
Apple Podcasts
#167
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Apple Podcasts
#177
New Zealand/Kids & Family

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Introducing Drunk-ish: Guesting on No More Wasted Days
Q: We've all heard that God is a part of it, and religion is a huge part of it, and we have to turn a lot of it over to a higher power. That freaked me out. Can you clear it up?
Stefanie says meetings are not religious services and people can understand a higher power in their own way, including as nature or the support of other people in recovery.
Introducing Drunk-ish: Guesting on No More Wasted Days
Q: Is it promoted within meetings that once you're there, you have to quit forever?
Stefanie says meetings do not impose a lifelong commitment or attendance requirement. People can attend once, keep going, or decide to leave, and the choice to stay sober is made one day at a time.
Introducing Drunk-ish: Jeffrey Jay
Q: How in what ways did your life change after you quit drinking?
Jay says sobriety helped him finish college, write scripts, work for other comics and become more motivated and productive. He also developed strategies for allowing himself time during depressive episodes and then planning a busy week afterward.
Introducing Drunk-ish: Jeffrey Jay
Q: What made you start to feel like something's not right about my drinking?
Jay says he began missing college classes and tried to stop drinking, but realized he could not get through even one day without intense urges. He began attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings.
Old Skool - David Alan Grier
Q: But doesn't everybody say that, but so many people don't put that into action? Don't you hear so many people say, I only want what's best for my daughter. But first, I need to sue the shit out of you for as much money as possible.
Grier says he and his daughter's mother try to keep her well-being at the center of co-parenting decisions, even when disagreements arise.

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Lynette Carolla and Stefanie Wilder-Taylor host candid, comedic conversations about parenting, marriage, family relationships and the everyday complications of adult life. Their relaxed, conversational format moves between personal stories, pop culture, television recommendations, current events and practical family updates, with a recurring focus on the hosts' experiences raising children and navigating life as their kids grow older. The tone is informal and often irreverent rather than instructional: the hosts share what has gone wrong as readily as what has worked, and their contrasting perspectives are part of the appeal. Guest conversations add personal accounts of parenting, entertainment careers and addiction recovery, including fran... more

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3. David Alan Grier
4. Kim Evie
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7. Robin Reiser
8. Emily Lynn Paulson

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