Think getting a pet would make life better? Instead, your bank account’s drained, your dog won’t stop barking, your cat’s peeing everywhere, and you’re up at 2 a.m. searching for answers. That’s why I created The Pet Parent Hotline - your lifeline for real-world pet parenting. In this quick trailer, you’ll find out what this show is all about, why it’s different from every other pet podcast out there, and how it’s here to help you create a life that works for you and your pets. Hit follow now...

It's Laura Benanti day!!! She's been in 11 Broadway shows and about a million TV shows and is currently selling out her solo show at The Fringe Festival in Edinburgh. Not only is she the coolest, but she also uses her platform and star power to talk about issues affecting women that are often shied away from! We dish about parenting, how making friends in her 30's saved her, perimenopause, whether or not she's done with Broadway and what's next for her show, Nobody Cares! We also play a game of

📖 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo dive into Colorado’s Proposition 129, which introduces the Veterinary Professional Associate (VPA)—also called mid-level practitioners. They unpack what this new role means for veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and pet parents, and share concerns about the adequacy of training, increased liability, and corporate influence in veterinary medicine. With real talk and candid reflections, they emphasize why pet parents must ask more

Australia is proposing a social media ban for under 16s. With more parents embracing screen-free parenting, we explore the debate: is screen time as harmful as we once thought? This week, we examine new research on children's brains, screen time quantity vs. quality, and the challenges parents face with parental controls and online safety.We also dive into the new wave of scams and online fraud. WhatsApp has taken down millions of accounts linked to ChatGPT fishing attacks. Are AI scams becoming

This week, Shawna and Cara dive into the emotional weight of other people’s opinions and how to stop letting them dictate your motherhood. If you’ve ever smiled through criticism or questioned your instincts, this episode is your reminder that you know best.TLFMTR (Too LONG for Mom to read):- The subtle ways feedback can shake your confidence- The emotional aftermath of people-pleasing- Cara’s powerful story on internalizing blame- Tips for tuning out noise and tuning into your truth- The power of

Want to subscribe to every ep and enjoy FREE sleep tools? 👉 www.naptrappedpodcast.comYour dreamy 12-week-old was logging eight-hour stretches… then BAM! night-wakings every 90 minutes, cat-naps on repeat, and a dummy you’re replacing all night long. Sound familiar? In this episode, sleep consultants Sally Woods and Bec Maher unpack the infamous 4-month sleep regression—what it is (a permanent shift in sleep architecture) and how to steer your baby back to restful nights without panic or guilt. What

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com. Episode 2649: Many of us have a highly sensitive person in our lives, and Cat Rose offers a compassionate guide to better understanding their needs. From creating peaceful spaces to allowing freedom of choice and avoiding harmful phrases, these insights help foster deeper connection and respect rather than just cautious accommodation. Listeners will

Discover all of the podcasts in our network, search for specific episodes, get the Optimal Living Daily workbook, and learn more at: OLDPodcast.com.Episode 2649: Many of us have a highly sensitive person in our lives, and Cat Rose offers a compassionate guide to better understanding their needs. From creating peaceful spaces to allowing freedom of choice and avoiding harmful phrases, these insights help foster deeper connection and respect rather than just cautious accommodation. Listeners will

In this episode of The Raw and the Cooked, I’m taking you inside a typical summer weekday morning in our house—with four kids under six, it’s as wild and sweet as you’d imagine. From the early wake-up call (courtesy of the cat) to swim lessons, snack prep, and that sacred solo coffee shop hour, I’m sharing the rhythms that help keep things (mostly) running. If you’re deep in the trenches too, I hope this one makes you feel a little less alone. Send us a text

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

In this popular repeat episode, we’re chatting about one of those parenting topics that always gets people talking—do you let your underage teen and their friends have a drink at your house? Some parents feel like it’s the responsible choice because it’s a safe space, while others are a firm no. We’re talking through both sides and sharing how we feel about it....at this moment in time.This podcast is presented by The Common Parent. The all-in-one parenting resource you need to for your teens &

On this episode of the father figures podcast Thunder Cat Jay and JayStudd talk about getting married as Thunder Cat Jay gets ready to walk down the aisle. The Father Figurez are talking about married life and what its means to be married in 2025.

Just when you think you’ve got this parenting thing down, they become teenagers and start pushing every boundary. Wendy Snyder, certified parenting educator, family life coach, and mom of two is all about helping parents ditch the yelling, threats, and punishments—and instead parent from a place of connection Wendy’s approach is all about raising good humans without losing your mind. She teaches strategies that actually work. If you're in the thick of teen chaos or just want to feel like a better

Let’s talk about the thing no one wants to talk about—but everyone feels: grief. In this episode of Middle Age Management, we’re getting real about what it means to lose people (and pets) we love—and what they teach us about living fully while we’re still here. From the quiet impact of our beloved family cat Bonnie to the larger-than-life legacy of a family friend, Keith, this episode is packed with powerful reflections, unexpected laughter, and soul-stirring moments. Whether you're dealing with

✏️ Summary In this unplanned, unscripted episode of Tails of Truth, Dr. Angie and JoJo ditch the veterinary agenda (sort of...there's still quite a bit of veterinary talk) and just… chat. From surprise pet stories to what’s happening in their personal lives, this one’s full of laughter, tangents, and those “oh my gosh, same” moments. You’ll hear about what’s been going on in their lives, what’s unfolding in the business, and a few comical detours along the way. You’ll also hear a few behind-t...

In this episode, Shawna and Cara get real about postpartum body image, recovery after C-sections, and what it really means to feel good in your body again. For any mom feeling like a stranger in her own skin this one's for you.TLFMTR (Too LONG for Mom to read):- The emotional shock of looking “still pregnant” after delivery- How shifting focus from “looking good” to “feeling good” changed everything- What helped Cara heal mentally and physically after fertility struggles- Jeanette Yee’s magical role

Stephani and Lauren explore the complexities of navigating chaos and anxiety in their lives, touching on themes of anticipation, the pressures of wedding planning, and the role of the maid of honor. They delve into personal journeys of self-expression, the importance of therapy, and the validation provided by medical professionals. The discussion also highlights the challenges of motherhood, the nuances of catcalling, and the impact of Disney characters on personal attraction. As they share insights

In this episode, Emily-Jane chats to the brilliantly funny author of the Soup Movement, The Joe Cowley series and the hit Lenny Lemmon books! Find out what happened when Ben's homemade magazine got covered in cream at school, how he plays a cat keyboard and his unique cringe inception method... They also team up to advise people on their cringe dilemmas, including what to do if you accidentally call your teacher Alan! You can order Ben's latest Lenny Lemmon and T...

In this episode, Sally Williams pulls back the curtain on Mission Meow’s rise from a passion project to a powerhouse cat-rescue network. You’ll hear how she built a global community of cat lovers, forged partnerships with grassroots shelters, and turned social media engagement into real-world impact. Tune in for no-BS insights on scaling a cause-driven brand, the business model that’s saving stray cats, and Sally’s hard-won lessons on driving both heart and hustle in animal welfare. Donate ...

In this episode, your favourite host April wheezes her way through 30 years of allergy lore—from childhood asthma attacks to micro-dosing pollen like it's a hobby (thanks, immunotherapy!). Despite being allergic to her own dog and cat, she’s still kicking… or at least heavily medicated. But allergies aren’t the only thing trying to take her out. Life’s daily nonsense has been officially banished to Narnia—that metaphorical wasteland where all hated things go to die. This week’s evictions? Dis...