Radical Stepmoms is a podcast about the good, bad and really ugly moments about raising a child that you didn’t create. Here I’ll discuss the realities of co-parenting, the ways stepmother hood affects a marriage, the relationship with our step kids and most of all... navigating the relationship with ourselves. I want each episode to leave you feeling validated, empowered and oh-so radical, so pou... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 185 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Categories | ParentingKids & Family |
Christina welcomes Lisa, a mom who divorced and is currently dating a man with kids. Many of them adults. Lisa shares her story of divorce, protecting and respecting her kids, and how she's had to grow so she doesn't fall into that high conflict cate... more
Christina welcomes Cynthia and Mackenzie to discuss how becoming a stepmom can impact our relationships with our family and friends. As our lives evolve into parenthood, how do our own parents embrace our new identities? What happens if our friends d... more
Christina welcomes Amy who shares what it took to create her stepmom identity. In the beginning of our relationships, we’re just putting the pieces together. We’re learning about the ex, experiencing how society views stepmoms, and figuring out what ... more
Christina welcomes back Michelle to talk about real and tactical tips for navigating the chaos of summer—when there’s no school or camp buffer, exchanges get messy, routines fall apart, and stepmoms often end up managing more than they expected. Mich... more
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I can’t stop listening. I’m 32 and I’ve been a stepmom for 15 years. I’m in the teenage years and I’ve been feeling like no one understands. I feel seen and heard. I don’t think I’ve heard a childfree stepmom speak before, I’ve never even met one. Thank you Christina!
I enjoyed your new format very much Christina. And thanks to your guest for sharing her part of what “doing the work” actually means. I personally am searching for actionable steps, and concrete examples of how to move forward every day, amid the chaos of high conflict, blended family life. Thank you!
I truly appreciate Christina’s mission to connect stepmoms on this journey that unites us which is not an easy one. I love her transparency into stepmothering, something not talked about enough. I grew up with a stepmom and became a stepmom myself over ten years ago and I wish I had this community back then. Thank you!
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This episode hit home so much about knowing the needs of a stepkid and being so frustrated that the parents are doing what is needed to support. I just started listening but this episode made me feel like I’m not alone!
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Offering a candid look at the often tumultuous world of stepmotherhood, the discussion emphasizes both the challenges and rewards of raising children from blended families. Episodes often explore themes related to co-parenting, the emotional dynamics between stepmoms and their partners, relationships with stepchildren, and the ongoing journey of self-discovery that comes with embracing this role. With a focus on creating a supportive community, the content resonates deeply with stepmoms seeking validation and practical advice, while also shedding light on the emotional labor involved in navigating complex family dynamics. Potential listeners can expect a rich mix of personal narratives, professional insights, and conversations that reflect ... more
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Recent guests on Radical Stepmoms include:
1. Carly B. Hunt
2. Nicole Sedoma
3. Renee Bolla
4. Veronica Grace Andrews
5. Lori Sugarman-Li
6. Coach Michelle
7. Brent Crandal
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