Your Mom’s Weird Podcast

Double digits, baby! 🎉 In this week’s episode, we catch up on the week — the chaos, the kids, and the weird little things keeping me laughing (or losing my mind). You might be a weirdo if, like me, you spend free time memorizing random movie dialogue — from Can’t Hardly Wait to Ace Ventura to Buffy the Vampire Slayer.Then we shift gears: fall break reflections, my newest K-pop adventure, and some mom-brain deep dives. I’m breaking down RFK’s recent announcement and the research around leucovorin

Blood doesn’t always make family. Sometimes it’s the people who show up, listen, drop off caffeine, or simply make you feel seen—your framily. In this episode, I talk about what it’s like to grow up without those mother/sister check-ins so many people take for granted, the friends who’ve filled those gaps along the way, and how I’m learning that loving yourself has to come first (yes, even before the zombie apocalypse 🧟‍♀️). We’ll laugh, we’ll cry, and hopefully you’ll walk away thinking about the

This week on Your Mom’s Weird Podcast, Kristen is serving up gratitude—but with a twist. Not the boring “family, health, job” kind of gratitude (yawn), but the oddly specific, laugh-through-your-tears, thank-you-for-existing type that actually sticks. From naps that hit different to skateable sidewalks, this episode is one big love letter to the tiny things that make life bearable, magical, and sometimes downright weird.Kristen also shares how gratitude can hit like a wake-up call (spoiler: it

This week, we’re keeping it short, sweet, and straight to the heart. Life gets heavy, lonely, and downright exhausting sometimes—but you’re not invisible. You’re not forgotten. And you’re definitely not alone.In this episode of Your Mom’s Weird Podcast, Kristen plays the simplest game with the deepest meaning: peek-a-boo, I see you. Whether you’re grieving, rebuilding, overwhelmed, or just plain tired of being the strong one, this one’s for you.Expect cozy September vibes, a little humor (pumpkin

This week, we’re taking a drive down a very special road—Saylee Jean Lane. For 19 years, my daughter Saylee has been teaching me about autism, resilience, joy, and what it really means to find hope in the unexpected.From preschool field trips and candid 5x7 miracles… to talent shows, dance recitals, and even a football field crowned Homecoming Queen moment (yes, with fireworks!)—this journey is full of detours, pit stops, and surprise lane changes.Along the way, we’ll make “hope deposits,” laugh at

This week, we’re flipping the script—literally—and I’m answering YOUR questions! From the struggle of memorizing lyrics to the lost art of giving compliments, to parenting non-verbal toddlers, to why I proudly wear my weirdo badge… we’re covering it all.It’s part comedy, part therapy, and part reminder that you don’t actually have to care what anyone thinks (because spoiler alert: they’re not thinking about you anyway).Got a question for your weird mom? Send it my way on Instagram @yourmomsweirdpod

In this episode, Kristen takes a hilariously honest stroll through the ever-evolving (and sometimes bewildering) concept of identity. From the names we answer to, to the roles we grow into — and out of — she dives into how we can get stuck thinking our “self” is fixed, when really, it’s more like a thrift store outfit we keep swapping pieces of. Expect confessions, pop culture tangents, and one or two “did she just say that?” moments as Kristen unpacks the joy, awkwardness, and freedom of redefining

You ever look back at your life and realize… oh wait, I was the moment?In this episode, I unpack my lifelong journey with confidence — from rhythm skating at a junior high talent show to DJing a holiday party gone rogue, to fully embracing spiritual twerking at Burn Bootcamp. It’s about “confidence cosplay,” the 7 types of confidence (yes, seven), and how pretending to be confident isn’t fake — it’s rehearsal.We’re talking:What Blink-182, Doja Cat, and Danity Kane all taught me about confidenceMain