
The Widowed Mom Podcast offers practical and empowering strategies for widowed moms who believe in the possibility of loving life again but sometimes worry their best days are behind them. If you want more than traditional therapy and grief groups can offer, if you’re stuck in an emotional pattern and feel like you can’t get free, if you want help navigating the unique challenges of being a widowe... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 389 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHealth & FitnessMental Health | |||

If you've ever wondered how to help a grieving friend, this episode is for you. Most of us want to support the people we love when they're grieving, but we were never taught what grief actually looks like or how to respond when someone is hurting.
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When your husband dies, you may expect grief to affect your emotions, but what happens when it also affects your ability to think? Maybe you're forgetting things, struggling to concentrate, or second-guessing decisions that used to feel easy. If that... more
Dating after your person dies can feel incredibly unfamiliar, especially if the last time you dated was decades ago.
In this episode, I answer seven of the questions I hear most often about widows and dating, from how to know when you're ready to wh... more
Making big decisions in the first year of widowhood can feel especially overwhelming when grief has affected your concentration, confidence, and sense of certainty.
In this episode, I’m challenging the common advice that widows should avoid all majo... more
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These podcasts are simply the best. Not just for widows. Not just for widow’d moms. Not just for those grieving. But for anyone who wants to understand themselves better. I’m on my 6th year of listening to Krista’s podcasts (every week) and I still get so much out of them. I also went through her program for 3 years and it was so helpful in giving me the tools to build a life I can love. Still using the tools regularly! Thanks Krista. You rock. 💚💜🧡
I found myself always going back to Krista’s podcast and listened to it continuously. It made me join Mom Goes On program and I’m really glad I did. I joined about a year in to widowhood and for me that was the right time for me to join MGO. But each person’s journey is so different. I’ve watched women of all timelines get benefit from the program. I still listen to every episode on the podcast!
I feel so positive with all of Krista’s Podcasts. She has lifted me up about myself! Every time I listen to Krista’s podcasts it makes me feel so good in mind, my body and the good thoughts that are happening to me. I love the tools she gives to help everyone in every aspect of grief and life. Love you Krista and so happy I found you! 💖
I lost my husband in July 2025. I have really enjoyed Krista’s podcasts. She has helped me understand what I’m feeling is normal and how to deal with some of the issues. I’ve only listened to a handful of them but I look forward to them. I would recommend this podcast to anyone that has lost someone close to them.
I enjoyed hearing ways to recognize feelings.
I am newly widowed, so still at the stage of disbelief and confusion.
I plan on listening to more of these podcasts.
Ronna O
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Practical, compassionate guidance for widowed moms who want to rebuild a life they love. Episodes blend grief education with actionable coaching tools, focusing on nervous-system regulation, tiny habits, and community support to move from surviving to thriving. A recurring strength is real-world coaching programs (Grief Essentials, Mom Goes On) and candid guest stories that normalize difficult feelings while offering doable steps. The format is supportive and solution-oriented, with frequent reminders that progress is gradual and different for everyone, and a strong emphasis on community and self-care.
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3. Heather Rosser
4. Kaydee Castricone
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8. Jennie Young
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