Season 3 is done, and we’re going full Chick-fil-A—closed for summer and open for poolside chaos, family time, and snacks we don’t have to share.

In this episode, we reflect on the wild ride from “should we even do a podcast?” to building a secret sisterhood of women who are over the Pinterest-perfect pressure. We chat sneaky travel tricks, why your 40s are kind of magical, and how hot dogs became part of our conflict resolution strategy (don’t ask, just listen).

We’re taking a break, not a breakup. Season 4 lands in August with fresh laughs, deeper convos, and maybe even a live event. Until then, take the trip, skip the guilt, and embrace the chaos.

Did your Easter look more like chaos and chocolate-fueled meltdowns than a curated Instagram post? Good,you're in the right place.

We’re talking missed church, egg fights, and one mom wondering if ungrateful kids are part of the resurrection story. Meanwhile, influencers are out here staging gender reveals like it's the Oscars.

Then, 20-year-old Reese hops on with wisdom that’ll make you question your whole parenting strategy, in a good way. Her secret? Less control, more trust, and remembering that none of us has it figured out.

Moral of the story? It’s not that deep. Your kids don’t need perfect, they just need you.

So we were so sure we were dishing out solid dating advice… until we realized we might’ve been totally off. Oops 🤐

In this episode, Crystal and Teisha spiral (in the best way) through breakups, ghosting, and the infamous “talking stage” that feels like purgatory in cute outfits.

Somewhere along the way, we end up debating Teisha’s need for random mid-day “bed breaks,” which Crystal insists makes zero sense unless you’re a Victorian child recovering from the flu. There’s also a rant about teen PDA, a Tulsa King side quest, and the wildest story about a plane crash survivor who swears God told him not to buckle his seatbelt, and that’s what saved him. Casual.

From chaotic hot takes to unexpected wisdom, it’s equal parts hilarious and weirdly deep. 

Basically: less podcast, more chats! Come hang with us!

Why are men always low-key grumpy? Plot twist: they just want attention. Yep, like giant toddlers with beards.

This episode is about reviving that girlfriend energy in your marriage—flirty texts, random compliments, and maybe even hyping up his (totally unnecessary) naked golf swing in the mirror.

We cover everything from teen sleepover drama to feeding half the neighborhood out of your pantry while your husband panics over the snack budget. Oh, and we get real about keeping our homes safe and our marriages spicy even if we’re doing it in day-old yoga pants.

Try the “be his girlfriend again” challenge this week. It’s cheaper than therapy and way more fun.

Want a story that’ll leave you speechless? Trisha went out for a normal night with friends and ended up fighting for her life, drugged, kidnapped, and beaten, with no way to escape. In her most desperate moment, she started reciting the Lord’s Prayer. 

The kidnappers’ eerie response? “Don’t bring the Lord into this.”

And then out of nowhere, they let her go.

But the nightmare wasn’t over. Dazed and injured, she was struck by a delivery truck, suffering devastating injuries. Doctors said she shouldn’t have survived. Instead, she found a new purpose. Within months, she went from party girl to leading Bible studies, discovering faith in the very thing that saved her.

Trisha’s story isn’t just about survival but transformation, faith, and finding meaning in the unthinkable. You don’t want to miss this one.

Marriage after kids can feel like a juggling act except your relationship’s the one getting dropped. We’re diving into how to bring back that spark, from playful touches in the kitchen to breaking free from the “shoulds” that drain the fun out of life.

Turns out, physical touch isn’t just about intimacy—it’s about feeling seen and wanted in the chaos of daily life. And sometimes, a quick getaway (even just one night) is the reset you didn’t know you needed. Because your kids will remember parents who loved each other, not just ones who showed up.

Hit play and laugh with us!

That TikTok where Teisha joked about "playing dead" to avoid intimacy? Yeah, it blew up with people predicting divorce. But honestly, it says more about how uncomfortable we are with real marriage talk than anything wrong at home.

We’re spilling the truth about marriage: why men are microwaves (quick to heat up) and women are ovens (we need a warm-up). Plus, the terror of letting a teen go to Mexico solo and why trusting them might be the secret sauce to parenting.

From relationship regrets to faith and intimacy, we’re putting it all out there—awkward moments and all. Hit play and laugh with us!

Ever scroll past an influencer’s perfect morning routine: 5AM workouts, flawless lipstick, and a color-coded calendar and think, “LOL, absolutely not”? Same.

This episode is basically a judgment-free zone for life’s hot mess moments. We’re talking about those questionable intimacy signals in marriage (because sometimes a cuddle is just a cuddle, OK?!), plus some business lessons that prove “go big or go home” is actually kinda terrible advice.

Oh, and we have to get into the Ruby Franke documentary! seriously, it’s next-level creepy. Who knew a wholesome family YouTube channel could go that dark? Yikes.

So if you’ve ever felt like you’re barely holding it together while the internet makes life look effortless. Congrats, you’re one of us!

Hit play, laugh with us, and let’s embrace the beautiful chaos that is real life. 😆🔥

What started as a cheer competition in Dallas turned into a full-blown fight-or-flight panic when chaos broke out at the convention center. One minute, we were just proud, cheer moms—next thing you know, we’re hiding in a bathroom stall, sprinting through downtown with our terrified kids, convinced we were running from an active shooter.

Spoiler: They later said it was just a bar fight, but it sure didn’t feel that way at the moment.

We’re getting raw and real about what it’s like to think, “This might be it,” and how that split-second fear still sticks with us—like constantly scoping exits, realizing we might not be as ready to protect our kids as we thought, and even rethinking our health, faith, and what actually matters.

This episode is a rollercoaster—from terror to trauma processing to some unexpected self-reflection (because God really does have a weird way of teaching lessons).

If you’ve ever had a moment that shook you to your core, or you want to hear how we’re piecing ourselves back together (with plenty of side-eye for those official reports), hit play and join the conversation.

Buckle up for this wild ride on Jerking Around, where we dive headfirst into flight freakouts, family chaos, and all the ridiculousness in between. Tisha spills on her fear of flying and how a little too much wine (and a diaper improvisation) turned one trip into pure comedy gold.

We’re serving up real talk and big laughs, from letting kids pick vacation spots (risky move, btw) to elderberry cures and the weird-but-necessary safe words that keep our marriages spicy. It’s messy, hilarious, and totally relatable.

So grab a drink, hit play, and laugh along with us, and don’t forget to drop your own travel fails or cringe family stories in the comments.

Let’s embrace the madness together!