We had to talk about the big thing this week that’s so disturbing — the creepiness of Grok. Who programmed this thing?? It’s asking inappropriate questions (yes, even about n*des), and it’s raising a big red flag for moms everywhere. X’s chatbot is already known to be a little naughty, but what happens when this kind of tech ends up in the hands of curious teens? We need to keep our kids safe in a world that’s moving a little too fast.This podcast is presented by The Common Parent. The all-in-one

MAKE SURE TO ORDER YOUR WANDERER'S FIELD GUIDE HERE & Share with a friend!In this episode, Hannah Pierrou invites listeners into the cozy, chaotic heart of her home to show how motherhood is the first mission field. Through candid storytelling — from bedtime fears over a missing barn cat to the daily grind of homeschooling and marriage, Hannah unpacks how ordinary moments become spiritual training grounds. She weaves scripture, personal confession, and practical routines together to reveal how

We’re thrilled to tackle this timely topic with lawyer Duncan Embury, who’s representing four major Ontario school boards in a landmark case against Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat. He explains why schools are pushing back, how these platforms are impacting kids’ learning and mental health, and why this legal fight matters for parents and families who are trying to navigate the social media landscape. Social media is the "white van" of our generation. Get informed. For more info visit

We had to talk about the big thing this week that’s so disturbing — the creepiness of Grok. Who programmed this thing?? It’s asking inappropriate questions (yes, even about n*des), and it’s raising a big red flag for moms everywhere. X’s chatbot is already known to be a little naughty, but what happens when this kind of tech ends up in the hands of curious teens? We need to keep our kids safe in a world that’s moving a little too fast.This podcast is presented by The Common Parent. The all-in-one

This week on Mum’s The Word, Georgia Jones is joined by author, podcaster, and founder of Not So Smug Now, Cat Sims.Known for documenting the beautifully chaotic reality of being a 40-year-old woman, wife, and mum, Cat has built a platform that makes women feel truly seen, reminding us that however messy life feels, you’re never the only one.In this refreshingly honest chat, Georgia and Cat dive into:🧠 Why we need to talk more openly about the mental load mums carry🤝 The power of couples sharing

This week, Snooki talks about her weekend seasonal girl’s trip, Deena talks about her town’s local Halloween festival. They pray for Jamaica after the Cat. 5 hurricane that just went through, and try to figure out just how long each Meatball has been married.This episode is sponsored by: Little Spoon - Simplify your kids' mealtimes. Go to: littlespoon.com/MEATBALLPOD and enter our code MEATBALLPOD at checkout to get 50% OFF your first Little Spoon order. DraftKings - promo code: MEATBALL Text or

As parents, we’re all trying to figure out how to keep our kids safe in a world that’s constantly online. Anti-trafficking expert Laila Mickelwait is taking that fight to the next level — working to get child sexual assault material off streaming platforms for good. Her new book, Takedown, tells the unbelievable true story of how she sparked a global movement of more than two million people — and together, they pulled off what’s being called “the biggest takedown of content in Internet history.”

We’re thrilled to tackle this timely topic with lawyer Duncan Embury, who’s representing four major Ontario school boards in a landmark case against Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat. He explains why schools are pushing back, how these platforms are impacting kids’ learning and mental health, and why this legal fight matters for parents and families who are trying to navigate the social media landscape. Social media is the "white van" of our generation. Get informed. For more info visit

We’re back with brand-new parenting episodes every Monday, and this week we are talking about screens, kids, and the chaos that comes with both. Remember when we thought parenthood would be easy? Between SnapMaps showing everyone's location, and the cesspool that is Snapchat, it’s enough to fry your brain. We’re talking about how to protect your kids from themselves, why monitoring their digital world is a full-time job, and how even with our ScreenSense guide (that breaks it ALL down for you in a

Send us a text 🐾 Summary In this episode of Tails of Truth, holistic veterinarian Dr. Angie Krause and veterinary nurse JoJo explore the sometimes confusing world of cat nutrition. Drawing on Dr. Angie’s extensive experience working for major pet food brands—including Open Farm, Stella & Chewy’s, and I and Love and You—they unpack the pros and cons of raw feeding, kibble, canned food, homecooked and prescription diets. Listeners will learn how to safely feed raw during the avian

What if joy isn't something you wait for but something you actively choose? Meet Cat Googe, aka The Joy Queen – Laughter Yogi, Reiki Healer, and the woman who's made it her mission to help you reclaim your energy, self-belief and yes, your JOY, no matter what life throws at you.In this conversation, we're getting real about what joy actually means (spoiler: it's not toxic positivity), how to find lightness in the heaviest moments, and why laughter might be the most underrated healing

This episode comes with a gentle disclaimer - it's not an overly positive pregnancy update. Chloe opens up honestly about her difficulties managing pregnancy with Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), a severe condition that goes far beyond "morning sickness". If your pregnancy hasn't felt like the glowing experience you hoped for, or you just want to better understand HG, this one is for you! What we’re loving this week: Cat: Chicken Caesar Salad - Guzman y Gomez Chloe: Ms Mow It All&nbs...

We have been touring universites and wow - these kids are putting so much pressure on themselves to figure it all out. Our advice is start early. Exploring options sooner helps to take the weight off and make the decision process simpler in Grade 12/seniour year. Remind kids that their first choice might not be their forever choice. With the right guidance, they can always change direction. Sometimes just knowing it’s not forever makes the whole journey so much easier.This podcast is presented by

Just a short one today - our cat was bitten by a brown snake on the weekend and I feel terrible about it. She’s still alive at the moment but vet bills are crazy 😭 Trying to figure out whether it’s better to say goodbye. Cat mumming is hard sometimes too :(

Lucky Ducky might have lost a couple of his nine lives, Elizabeth reveals a delicious secret, Andy feels a cold breath right in time for spooky season, and much more! It's all covered on this week’s Nobody’s Listening, Right?Our new 10 Episode True Crime Podcast BETH'S DEAD is out now! Learn more at: https://www.patreon.com/cw/BethsDead Support NLR Join Patreon for bonus episodes! Buy the Merch! Find us on Instagram Find us on TikTok⁠⁠ Watch us on YouTube Shop our Amazon

**Trigger warning: this conversation covers addiction and makes reference to sexual assault. Please be mindful of this before hitting play** If you’re tired of doing it all, this episode will change how you see your relationship. Cat Sims reveals why you can’t fix your partner – but you can change the dynamic – through honesty, communication, and the unexpected power of letting go. We’re diving deep into the mental load – that endless, invisible checklist running in your head to keep everyone

As parents, we’re all trying to figure out how to keep our kids safe in a world that’s constantly online. Anti-trafficking expert Laila Mickelwait is taking that fight to the next level — working to get child sexual assault material off streaming platforms for good. Her new book, Takedown, tells the unbelievable true story of how she sparked a global movement of more than two million people — and together, they pulled off what’s being called “the biggest takedown of content in Internet history.”

Are we expressing more than we’re actually coping? Kate Mason poses three big, bold questions to five insightful guests—Cat, Cassie, Jack, Maryann, and Tracy. Together, they explore what today’s kids are most missing: is it freedom, discipline, or connection? They unpack whether our personality or our experiences shape us more deeply, and whether the current culture of emotional openness is fostering resilience or just performance. With perspectives from teachers, pare...

We sat down with The Tea: The Talk author Alicia Crespin for an open and honest conversation about navigating those tricky—and often awkward—moments with our kids. From puberty to relationships to the curveball questions that leave us speechless, Alicia shares practical advice on approaching “the talk” with confidence. The Tea: The Talk is more than just a parenting guide—it’s a powerful collection of stories from over 30 women, spilling the tea on their pasts. By breaking the silence around

After a few unexpected weeks off (life, kids, sickness...you know the drill) we are so back and ready to yap! Join us for a catch up session to find out what has been happening in our life - no run sheet, no plan, just a chaotic coffee chat with your mum besties! What we’re loving this week: Cat: Hacks on Stan Chloe: Westman Atelier Foundation Stick 👉 Follow the podcast so you never miss an episode! 👉 Join our Group Chat on Instagram: @thetypeaishmumclub