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M Is for Mama Podcast

Abbie Halberstadt
Parenting
Homeschooling
Motherhood
Church Hurt
Christianity
Faith
Mother's Day
Loss
Family Dynamics
Raising Boys To Men
Over-Stimulation
Christian Parenting
Forgiveness
Community Support
Grief
Social Media
Taylor Swift
Special Needs
Social Media Tolerance
Children's Literature

On the M is for Mama Podcast, you’ll hear encouragement for all things motherhood, practical helps and systems to help you thrive in your home from day to day, funny, relatable kid-stories, examinations of what the Bible has to say about cultural issues, and so much more!

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Have you ever wondered why you can’t seem to get as much done as you used to? Or, conversely, why something that used to feel overwhelming now seems like not as big a deal?

The answer, in a word, might be capacity.

Human beings are seasonal creatu... more

All right, friends! We’re answering all things Christmas in this episode. A few years back, I did a Christmas series you guys loved, but it felt like a good time to do a follow up.

We talk gifts, keeping Jesus the focus, what to do about Santa Claus... more

If you’ve ever struggled to find the line between teaching your children life skills while also not putting them in dangerous situations, then this episode is for you.

In it, we explore what the true purpose of promoting autonomy in our kids is fro... more

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During the Christmas season, joy can feel like something we *should* have, even while we struggle to stay afloat with everyday life plus the responsibilities of making magical memories for our children.

But what if joy were so much more than a feel... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Jeff Meyers
Director of Summit Ministries, co-author of Raising Gender-Confident Kids
Summit Ministries
Episode: Ep. 123: Raising Gender-Confident Kids (with Dr. Jeff Meyers)
Alisa Childers
Author and speaker discussing the intersection of faith and progressive Christianity.
Alisa Childers Podcast
Episode: Ep. 122: The Lies of Progressive Christianity and the Next Generation (with Alisa Childers)
Jenn Witmer
Pastor's wife and speaker on women's role in church leadership
Episode: Ep. 118: Should Women Be Pastors? (A Chat with Pastor’s Wife, Jenn Witmer)
Erin Kerry
Integrative health coach and author of 'Live Beyond Your Label'
Episode: Ep. 115: Live Beyond Your Label (A Chat With Erin Kerry)
Jennifer Flanders
Mother of twelve, mentor, and author
Episode: Ep. 113: A Titus 2 Talk with My Mentor and Friend, Jennifer Flanders
Elizabeth Andreyevsky
Anger management coach for moms
Emotionally Healthy Legacy
Episode: Ep. 112: Hope For Angry Moms (A Chat with Elizabeth Andreyevskey)
KyAnn Molina
Podcaster and mother who advises busy moms on routines and rhythms.
Simple Rhythms for Busy Moms
Episode: Episode 110: Simple Rhythms for Busy Moms (A Chat with KyAnn Molina)
Laura Wifler
Author and co-founder of Risen Motherhood
Episode: Ep. 106: Jesus Over Pity Parties (A Chat with Laura Wifler)
Jen Witmer
Wife of Pastor Rick Witmer
Episode: Ep. 100: Keepers of the Home (A Chat with My Pastor’s Wife, Jen Witmer)

Host

Abbie Halberstadt
Host of the show, Abbie Halberstadt shares insights on motherhood, lays out practical parenting strategies, and engages in discussions about cultural issues from a biblical perspective. She often draws from her personal experiences as a mother of ten to connect with her audience.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 2.1k ratings
  • Biblical and Encouraging

    Thanks Abbie for sharing the truth of the Bible in your podcast! Your faithfulness to speak boldly about a variety of topics is so encouraging!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Danae Kristen
    Australia2 months ago
  • Encouraging, edifying, educational

    Abbie is so intentional to present everything through a Biblical worldview and encouragers her listeners to seek the Lord in all things big and small. When she interviews her guests she asks very questions that are engaging and thought provoking. I love that my brain is whirring and churning after listening and I’m often motivated to continue learning more on my own about the topics she presents.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sharon M M
    United States2 months ago
  • Always encouraging

    This podcast spurs me on to love and good works! I appreciate the wisdom and practical tips rhay Abbie shares. Looks forward to each episode!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    A Molinero
    United States2 months ago
  • Life-giving Biblical Encouragement and Exhortation for the Weary Mama

    This podcast has changed how I approach motherhood. It has given me a proper perspective of joy and gratefulness for the blessings that my kids are (even through the hard parts of raising kids) and has helped me to embrace the truth: hard is NOT the same thing as bad. I am so grateful that God has used this podcast and Abbie’s obedience in using her gifts for His glory to reshape my heart. The gift of joy permeates my home because of God’s work through this podcast (and Abbie’s books, which are ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kabai Family
    United States3 months ago
  • So blessed by this ministry

    So blessed by this ministry! Thank you Abbie for your time and work in ministering to Moms! As a SAHM, it is SO nice to fellowship with you and your guest speakers weekly through your podcast.

    May the Lord Bless you and keep you, may his face shine upon you and give you peace. May the Lord continue to bless you and your ministry 🙏🏻♥️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Coastal_Mama7
    United States3 months ago

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Some listeners note the desire for more guest contributions, suggesting that while the host's insights are valuable, a broader range of voices could enrich the discussions.
Listeners appreciate the encouragement and practical tips shared throughout the episodes.
Many find the host's approach to motherhood relatable and refreshing, often highlighting her authenticity and faith-based insights.
A common sentiment is that the podcast effectively balances deep theological discussions with practical advice for everyday challenges in parenting.

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Talking Points

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Ep. 128: WWKW—Christmas Edition 2025
Q: Do you do Santa or why not?
We don't and we never have; we believe it's important for our kids to know the gifts come from us and other loved ones instead.
Ep. 128: WWKW—Christmas Edition 2025
Q: How do you handle sibling gifts to each other?
They draw names to simplify the process and ensure fairness across all siblings.
Ep. 123: Raising Gender-Confident Kids (with Dr. Jeff Meyers)
Q: What do you think is the importance of being kind of the main touchstone for your kids as parents to be the first person to talk about gender identity?
It's vital to keep communication open and help children navigate their thoughts and questions about gender in a confident way, confirming their identity as designed by God.
Ep. 122: The Lies of Progressive Christianity and the Next Generation (with Alisa Childers)
Q: What do you think this age needs it so much?
This age needs robust theological grounding to help them combat the progressive ideas they'll encounter, especially if they attend Christian colleges which may lean towards progressive theology.
Ep. 119: WWKW Podcast Style (October 2025)
Q: At what age do we allow our children to date?
Age 15 or 16 is generally acceptable for showing interest in the opposite sex, but it should be pursued with consideration towards dating as a serious commitment.

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What is M Is for Mama Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Primarily dedicated to motherhood, critical examinations of cultural beliefs, and practical parenting tips, the content encourages mothers to embrace their roles with joy and purpose. Episodes typically blend personal anecdotes with biblical teachings, addressing topics ranging from childhood independence and grief to gender identity issues, contributing to a holistic understanding of parenting within a faith-based context. Additionally, discussions often explore the balance between fostering autonomy in children while ensuring their safety, providing a relatable and supportive environment for listeners navigating similar challenges in their own families.

What sets this podcast apart is its commitment to addressing contemporary issues from... more

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1. Dr. Jeff Meyers
2. Alisa Childers
3. Jenn Witmer
4. Erin Kerry
5. Jennifer Flanders
6. Elizabeth Andreyevsky
7. KyAnn Molina
8. Laura Wifler

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