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Mic'd and Medicated is Caroline and Eva — two married moms in New York City who refuse to pretend everything is fine. Every week they sit on the couch and get into the conversations most women are having in their heads but nowhere else. Marriage. Motherhood. Ambition. Aging. Identity. Politics. Sex. Money. The things you thi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | a year ago |
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Caroline is halfway between two states with 32 unopened boxes and no idea what's in most of them. Eva hasn't moved an inch — and that's exactly the problem.
It started with a plane movie: Eternity, starring Elizabeth Olsen, about a... more
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Caroline asks Claude (yes, the AI) to settle a mid-marriage word fight — and it doesn't go how you'd think. Eva and Caroline record their first-ever remote episode and immediately start bickering about lighting. From there: the grea... more
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Zibby Owens — author, podcaster, and founder of a media and publishing company — joins Eva and Caroline to talk divorce, reinventing your identity after years as a stay-at-home mom, and starting over at 40 through dating and remarri... more
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It's supposed to be refreshing. Instead, we're hitting refresh. Eva and Caroline are recording from the summer studio for the first time this season, and all anyone can talk about is camp — specifically the very particular madness o... more
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Mic’d and Medicated is the perfect mix of marriage humor and modern parenting realities. Caroline and Eva are smart, honest and hilarious without trying too hard. This is better than therapy and a must-listen!!!
I couldn’t make it past the 5 minute mark. The worst, whiniest voices.
Disgustingly racist and bigoted. So uninformed and uneducated it hurts to listen. Check yourselves
In Indian culture, it is common to eat with your hands. Mamdani (of Indian descent) is not “imitating someone from Somalia” by doing so. Criticize his policies if you want but I genuinely didn’t know someone could be so proud of their own ignorance and bigotry. Ntm, the only time I’ve seen someone display a n*zi flag was in Florida so good luck if that’s your backup plan.
There is so much inherent bigotry towards others in an effort to champion their own beliefs that it’s very hard to listen to. Talking about the way someone looks and reporting them as a terrorist is not okay, and not the way to convince others to support your cause. They come off as privileged, out of touch and racist.
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Two NYC moms run an unfiltered, humorous couch chat about marriage, motherhood, ambition, and modern life. Episodes mix personal stories with candid takes on technology, parenting chaos, identity, and the pressures of contemporary womanhood, often featuring guests from medicine, fashion, and parenting. The show stands out for its blunt honesty, willingness to tackle controversial topics, and a rhythm that blends sharp banter with real-world advice. Listeners likely seek relatable authenticity, practical tips, and perspectives that challenge polished, “perfect mom” narratives. A notable edge is the recurring emphasis on oversharing as a path to connection, plus guests ranging from clinicians to luxury-brand professionals that broaden convers... more
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