The Parenting Revival Podcast

Weaponized incompetence isn’t about chores. It’s about power, responsibility, and emotional load inside a family system. In this episode, I unpack the psychology behind avoidance patterns — why some men underperform at home, how it becomes neurologic... more

In this episode, I talk about trauma in a grounded, honest way. Your past may explain your patterns — but it does not have to define your future. We explore the difference between understanding your wounds and living inside them. Because awareness wi... more

Couples therapy can be life-changing. But it is not appropriate for every couple. In this episode, I talk openly about the situations where I will not proceed with couples therapy — and why responsible therapists sometimes say no. Because therapy is ... more

In this episode, I share something personal — my decision to step away from social media, even as an entrepreneur whose work depends on being visible. For years, I believed that constant online presence was necessary for growth. That showing up daily... more

The Truth About Why Fathers Don’t Feel Guilt Like Mothers Do Why does mum guilt feel constant and crushing — while dads seem to move through life with far less emotional weight?

In this episode, I break down dad guilt vs mum guilt, not from a blamin... more

In this episode, I dive into the myth of the “sacrificing mother” and the dangerous belief that exhaustion, overwhelm, and burnout are somehow proof of devotion. I talk about why so many mothers feel guilty for resting, why they push themselves past ... more

In this episode, I break down one of the most emotionally charged, culturally sensitive issues in a marriage: the role of in-laws and how their presence, expectations, and emotional patterns can influence your relationship — even when they’re nowhere... more

Why do mothers carry more mental load — even when fathers are “helping”? In this episode, I unpack the neuroscience behind why moms’ brains stay always on, the social conditioning that keeps women in the “household CEO” role, and how fathers can step... more