
The Progress Girls is a candid, lighthearted, and inspiring conversation between two moms in their mid-30s navigating life with humor, honesty, and intention. Madison, a mom of three and influencer and Whitney, a mom of two and psychotherapist (LCSW) , share real stories about motherhood, marriage, friendship, and growth. With laughter, vulnerability, and a touch of chaos, this is a space for ever... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Love listening to this podcast. It always makes my day. I look forward to this every week. Both Madison and Whitney are so genuine and keep it real. They are absolutely hysterical!!
Enjoy listening to you girls
Have really looked forward to the real refreshing and entertaining episodes that come out every week. Love the balance of humor and legitimacy that they bring and find them really honest about life in such a nice way.
Inspiring and lighthearted at the same time. I feel like I’m laughing with friends as I listen, while still learning and gaining takeaways for growth. Such fun and relatable convos—I look forward to tuning in every week!
I needed another podcast for my ride to work and this is it! I laughed along with them the whole time! Thanks ladies
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Two moms in their mid-30s share candid, humorous conversations about motherhood, relationships, self-improvement, and navigating modern life with intention. Episodes thread through wellness, mental health, boundaries, identity, and everyday challenges, blending personal stories with practical tips, guests, and pop culture commentary. Notable strengths include warm banter, therapy-informed perspectives, and a focus on actionable steps for reducing stress and improving well-being, making it approachable for listeners seeking relatable, real-talk guidance on progress over perfection.
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Recent guests on The Progress Girls include:
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2. Madeline Duneier
3. Chloe Tucker Caine
4. Eden Sky Orion
5. Katherine Rohland
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