Cigarette Mom Podcast with Sarah Beth Terry

Cigarette Mom takes on today’s headlines with humor, honesty, and a little holy common sense. From the craziness happening in the world to what Christianity looks like in real life, she talks faith, culture, and why following Jesus doesn’t mean pretending you’ve got it all together.

Cigarette Mom is back with her unfiltered take on the latest headlines, trending stories, and the current events everybody’s talking about. From news that sounds completely made up to real-life decisions that leave us with more questions than answers, Sarah Beth Terry breaks it all down with sharp observations, Southern humor, and absolutely no filter. Pull up a chair—because the world has lost its mind, and Cigarette Mom has thoughts.

Pull up a chair and join Sarah Beth Terry for an honest, unfiltered conversation about faith, life, and following Jesus through the messy places. No perfect people, no polished answers—just real talk, biblical truth, a little laughter, and plenty of grace.

Common sense has apparently packed a bag and left town. Sarah Beth Terry returns as Cigarette Mom for an unfiltered conversation about current events, everyday life, relationships, and the absurd things people do.

With her signature Appalachian humor, honest storytelling, audience interaction, and plenty of unexpected porch-talk detours, Sarah finds the comedy hiding inside the chaos. If you enjoy relatable humor, cultural commentary, Southern comedy, and conversations that say what everybody else is thinking, pull up a chair—the porch is open.

Sarah Beth Terry turns the front seat into a comedy stage during a hilariously unfiltered conversation with a friend. What starts as casual girl talk quickly spirals into unexpected confessions, quick-witted comebacks, and the kind of laughter that only happens when two Southern women have absolutely no filter. Buckle up—this conversation goes everywhere.

Sarah Beth Terry pulls back the curtain on the music industry with Cigarette Mom’s brutally honest—and hilarious—take on pay-to-play, fake numbers, shady contracts, industry “friends,” and why talent isn’t always enough to get through the door. No names… unless the Holy Spirit leads.

What does the book of Zechariah have to say to people rebuilding their faith, identity and lives after everything familiar has fallen apart?

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry explores the historical setting, powerful visions and Messianic prophecies found throughout Zechariah. From Joshua’s filthy garments and the weight of shame to Zerubbabel’s unfinished work and the promise that it is “not by might, nor by power, but by My Spirit,” this ancient book carries a deeply relevant message of restoration.

Discover how Zechariah points toward Jesus, why small beginnings should never be despised and how God continues to call discouraged, exhausted and imperfect people back to Him. This is a conversation about grace, spiritual rebuilding and trusting that destruction does not get the final word.

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Pull up a chair—it's another night on the porch with Sarah Beth Terry, better known as Cigarette Mom.

In this episode, Sarah Beth shares her signature blend of Appalachian humor, common-sense commentary, and unfiltered storytelling as she dives into the latest headlines, everyday frustrations, and the kind of conversations you'd only hear on a front porch in West Virginia.

From current events and small-town life to politics, culture, and the everyday moments that make us laugh, nothing is off limits. Whether she's telling a story, chasing a rabbit trail, or making you laugh until you cry, Cigarette Mom brings an authentic voice that's equal parts hilarious, heartfelt, and unmistakably Appalachian.

If you've ever thought, "Somebody ought to say it," chances are Sarah Beth already did.

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What happens when a political candidate sits down on the porch with Cigarette Mom? An unfiltered conversation about the issues everyone in West Virginia is talking about.

In this episode, Sarah Beth Terry welcomes Michael Mosteller, candidate for the West Virginia House of Delegates, for a candid discussion covering some of the state's most controversial topics. Together they dive into the debate over Flock license-plate cameras, concerns about privacy and government surveillance, the controversy surrounding opioid settlement funds being used to purchase camera systems, the condition of West Virginia's roads and the WV Division of Highways, and the growing push to bring large-scale data centers to the Mountain State.

This isn't a campaign rally—it's a real conversation about transparency, infrastructure, public safety, economic development, and the questions many West Virginians are asking right now.

Whether you agree or disagree, this episode is designed to spark thoughtful discussion and give listeners a chance to hear directly from someone seeking to represent them in Charleston.

Topics include:

• Flock Safety cameras and digital privacy
• Opioid settlement funding controversy
• Government transparency and accountability
• WVDOH and West Virginia roads
• Data centers and their impact on local communities
• Michael Mosteller's vision for House District 21
• Sarah Beth Terry's questions from an everyday West Virginian's perspective

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What does the Bible really say about women in the church—and how much of what we believe comes from Scripture versus culture and tradition?

In this episode of the Feral Christian Podcast, Sarah Beth Terry opens an honest conversation about women as leaders, teachers, servants, disciples, and vital members of the body of Christ. We’ll wrestle with the difficult passages, look at the women God used throughout Scripture, and talk about what it means for every believer to faithfully use the gifts God has given them.

No shouting matches. No perfect people. Just an open Bible, honest questions, and a willingness to listen—even when the conversation gets uncomfortable.

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