Bound By WTF 🩷

Trigger Warning: This episode contains open conversations that may include sensitive topics such as racism, religion, personal struggles, and real-life experiences. Listener discretion is advised.

This week, we did something different — we literally took our listeners on a walk with us. No studio. No script. Just two women, two strollers, and a whole lot of honesty.

As we walked through the neighborhood with Tasha’s son and my grandson, we also walked through our thoughts… our faith… and the parts of life that don’t always make it into a podcast outline. We talked about everything from our last episode, to what’s been happening in the world, to parenting, identity, God, culture, and the moments that stretch our faith the most.

It’s unfiltered. It’s real. It’s us — walking through faith in real time.

If you’ve ever needed a reminder that God meets you right where you are — even on a walk with kids running around — this episode is for you.

When God dries up a season in your life, He’s not punishing you — He’s preparing you.

In this week’s episode of Bound By WTF, we dive into the story of Elijah and the brook, a message that hit Tanyha so deeply in Sunday service that she had to bring it to the podcast.

We talk about:

• why God allows certain doors to close

• how to recognize when a season has expired

• the temptation to cling to what’s familiar

• why obedience often feels uncomfortable

• and how to navigate the transition into your next God-given assignment

This episode breaks down what it means to focus on God, trust His timing, and move when He says move — even when the journey doesn’t feel smooth or predictable. Because just like Elijah, your next miracle is already prepared… but you won’t experience it if you’re holding onto a dried-up brook.

If you’re in a season of uncertainty, transition, or unexpected change, this conversation is for you.

Tune in — let’s talk about the shift, the struggle, and the miracle waiting on the other side.

This week, we’re catching up after a little break — and whew… we had a lot to say.

From those files that people think they’re ready for… to questionable mayors and the state of leadership today — we didn’t hold back. But the conversation didn’t stop there.

We got into the real stuff too: how God’s been moving, what He’s been revealing to us, and the ways He’s redirecting our paths and our purpose. Some of it was messy, some of it was funny, but all of it was real.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re watching the world shift and wondering where God wants you in the middle of it — this one’s for you.

From skipping workouts to ghosting your Bible — this week we’re calling ourselves (and maybe you) out. We’re talking discipline in all areas: spiritual, emotional, financial, and physical.

We dive into that viral “Power of 4” study and what actually changes when you read your Bible at least 4 times a week (spoiler: it’s wild). Plus, the stats don’t lie — but we might, when we say “we’ll start Monday.”

Of course, we had to add some of our usual unhinged catch-up moments at the end. Because… balance.

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⚠️ TRIGGER WARNINGS:

This episode includes open conversation around:

• faith & personal convictions

• lack of self-discipline (with humor)

• church habits / Christian routines

If you’re sensitive to spiritual discussions or light roasting of lazy habits (ours included), listen with grace.

Recorded in the car. No script. No plan. Just raw conversation and questionable audio.

In this special Halloween-week episode of Bound By WTF, we’re asking the real question: Are you actually following Jesus… or just vibing?

But don’t get too comfortable — this episode spirals into everything from holiday traditions to beauty fails, Christmas plans, and some reckless honesty along the way.

It’s chaotic, it’s real, and it’s exactly what Bound By WTF is all about.

🎧 Tap in if you’re ready for unfiltered laughs, deep-ish thoughts, and a little mess in between.

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⚠️ Audio Disclaimer:

This episode was recorded in the car — so the audio is a little crunchy. Don’t judge us. Do better next time? Maybe.

We’re saying the quiet part out loud today.

Why do dads get dragged for doing the bare minimum — but moms get praised for doing the same exact thing? Why is custody treated like a badge of honor, even when parenting is toxic behind closed doors?

This episode, we’re flipping the script on deadbeat parenting — because moms can be emotionally absent, petty, and damaging too. And just because someone has full custody doesn’t mean they’re raising their kids right.

We break down:

• What the Bible actually says about being a present parent

• The double standard between moms and dads

• When protection turns into spiteful parenting

• How bitterness poisons your kids — even if you’re the “primary”

• What healing, forgiveness, and breaking generational cycles really look like

If you’ve ever been the parent trying to co-parent in peace, the child of toxic custody wars, or the cycle breaker doing better than what you saw growing up — this episode is for you.

🎧 Tap in. It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s Bound By WTF.

In today’s episode of Bound By WTF, we decided to keep things chill — but if you know us, “chill” never stays chill for long. What started as fun catch-up and lighthearted “this or that” questions quickly spiraled into deep reflections, personal confessions, and a whole lot of walking through faith.

We talked relationships, regrets, healing, and what it really looks like to hold on to God — even when you’re laughing through the chaos. Some answers were silly. Some were serious. All of it? Real. Raw. Unfiltered.

This is the kind of episode that reminds you: we’re all figuring it out — one messy step at a time.

🎙️ Bound By WTF = Walking Through Faith.

🔔 Content Warning:

This episode includes emotionally sensitive topics such as grief, regret, strained relationships, and spiritual struggles. Listener discretion is advised.

Forgiveness: one word, a thousand emotions.

In this raw and soul-searching episode of Bound By WTF, we’re diving into what it really means to forgive — not just others, but ourselves too. We’re asking the hard questions:

• Does forgiveness mean reconciliation?

• What if the person never apologizes?

• Can you forgive and still protect your peace?

• What does the Bible actually say about it?

We talk about betrayal, healing, boundaries, and the power of forgiving even when it feels impossible. Because forgiveness isn’t weakness — it’s warfare.

🔔 Trigger Warning: This episode discusses themes like trauma, emotional abuse, and unresolved pain. Please listen with care.

Welcome to the very first installment of The WTF Files — a new monthly series where we share real, raw, and redemptive testimonies from people who’ve walked through fire… and found faith on the other side.

In this episode, we kick things off with two powerful stories of survival, surrender, and breakthrough. These aren’t sugar-coated. These are the stories that remind us why Bound By WTF even exists — to give God glory in the realest, rawest way possible.

Whether you’ve battled grief, struggled with faith, or are just holding on by a thread… this space is for you. No judgment. No filters. Just Jesus.

🙌 Witness.

🗣️ Testify.

✝️ Faith.

🎁 Plus: We share a few quick announcements (👀 MERCH!) and reflect on where we’re at in life right now — spiritually, mentally, and emotionally.

📬 Want your story featured? Submit it to us anonymously or publicly. This series is about you, too.

🎙️ This week on Bound By WTF, we’re keeping it real about what it means to raise boys in today’s world. From our personal experiences as boy moms — the expectations, the chaos, the prayers, and the things we wish we knew — to the lessons we’re still learning with every season.

Before we dive in, we’re also recapping the United Revival March — a powerful movement we were blessed to be part of. God is moving, and we’re just trying to stay in step.

Whether you’re a fellow boy mom, someone raising the next generation, or simply trying to walk in purpose — this one’s for you.

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains mentions of motherhood struggles, faith challenges, and cultural issues that may be sensitive to some listeners.