
My mom gives the best advice so I started a Podcast series with my mother where my fans and followers can submit their questions and issues and we'll do our best to provide you with the best advice and guidance a mother and her son can offer.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This week, we're back to our regularly scheduled programming. A listener asks how to approach asking her dad for money which leads to me asking if I'm my dad's FinDom. But first, my mom argues that me and my siblings are hard on our parents for their... more
I say it in the episode too, but the community of listeners here at Mommy Issues is one of my favorite parts of podcasting. And that’s why I saved my first reaction to the recent firestorm of criticism for a viral clip I put out for this episode spec... more
Getting back with an ex is something I know a little bit about. So I give advice to a listener who is contemplating doing exactly what I did. But first, my mom and I ask our producer how the advice we gave him a few episodes back (link below) is work... more
How much pressure should parents put on their kids to succeed? And when should they step back and let them find their own path?
On today's episode, Lucas and Wendy discuss parenting, career expectations, and Lucas's decision to pursue stand-up com... more
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This show blends blunt relationship advice with humorous family banter, centering on a mother–son duo who answer listener questions about dating, parenting, and everyday life. Across episodes, topics frequently touch on communication, boundaries, and navigating modern relationships with warmth and candor, often mixing personal anecdotes with practical tips. Notable throughlines include how family dynamics shape dating and parenting decisions, the challenges of setting boundaries with romantic partners and relatives, and maintaining authenticity in a relatable, comedic voice that keeps difficult conversations accessible for a broad audience.
A standout aspect is the explicit mother–son dynamic, which provides both friction and warmth, enabl... more
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