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This week, we’re answering your questions! From the things we do that drive each other crazy, to favourite memories, unfair rules, and what we actually think about our future, this episode is a mix of funny, honest, and a little emotional.
We also get into what a “perfect day” looks like for each of us, how we feel about our relationship changing as we get older, and where we see ourselves in the next 5–10 years.
Plus, we share our Slay & Struggle of the week and give our unfiltered opinions on this week’s Hot or Not topics, including matching outfits, being friends with your ex, sharing your location, and more.
As always, it’s real, it’s unfiltered, and it’s very us.
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There’s absolutely no pressure, just listening means the world to us. But we’re incredibly grateful to anyone who chooses to support. 💕
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In this episode, Jess shares the story of the childhood that shaped the mom she is today. From growing up in chaos and constantly moving between homes, to feeling different at school and trying to figure life out alone, this conversation opens up about the experiences that shaped her path.
Jess talks honestly about addiction in her family, feeling overlooked by the people she needed most, and the long road to becoming the person she is today.
It’s a raw and emotional look at where her story really began and how breaking generational cycles became the most important thing when she became Abby’s mom.
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Instagram: @likemotherlikedaughtershow
If this podcast has ever made you feel understood or a little less alone, you can support the show through our listener support link.
There’s absolutely no pressure, just listening means the world to us. But we’re incredibly grateful to anyone who chooses to support. 💕
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Sometimes the hardest conversations are the ones that help us grow the most.
Jess and Abby continue sharing their story, reflecting on the early years after Abby moved back home. They talk about early mornings bussing and walking to school, the messy years of figuring life out, and the moment Jess taught herself how to drive just to create a better life for them. The conversation then shifts into a more difficult chapter as Abby opens up about becoming a big sister, growing up with an inconsistent father and learning about his struggles with addiction. Abby shares what it was like navigating that relationship, including the moment she saw him in court and finally spoke her truth.
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If this podcast has ever made you feel understood or a little less alone, you can support the show through our listener support link.
There’s absolutely no pressure, just listening means the world to us. But we’re incredibly grateful to anyone who chooses to support. 💕
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This episode takes us back to where it all began.
I was 16 and pregnant. Scared, unsure, and not ready for how much my life was about to change. We talk honestly about my pregnancy, the instability in my relationship at the time, and the early years after Abby was born, including the parts I wish I had handled differently.
This isn’t about excuses. It’s about growth, perspective, and how those early years shaped who we are today. Our story didn’t start perfectly, but it started here.
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If this podcast makes you feel understood or a little less alone, you can support the show through our listener support link.
Listener support helps us cover recording equipment, hosting costs, and production so we can keep having these honest conversations.
There’s absolutely no pressure! Simply listening means everything to us, but we’re incredibly grateful to anyone who chooses to support. 💖
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This first episode is a little sneak peak to who we are and how we got here.
We talk about what it was like becoming a young mom, the mistakes and growing pains along the way, and the moment everything started to change. Abby shares what it was like growing up from her perspective. What she remembers, what she never noticed, and how she sees our relationship today.
We talk about feeling safe at home, learning to understand each other, and how our relationship is different from a lot of other parent-teen relationships. From phone rules and trust to structure and stability, this episode is about how we learned to grow together instead of growing apart.
This is just the beginning of our story, and we’ve only scratched the surface.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re doing parenting right… or wished your parent understood you better… you’re not alone here.
New episodes coming soon.
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If this podcast makes you feel understood or a little less alone, you can support the show through our listener support link.
Listener support helps us cover recording equipment, hosting costs, and production so we can keep having these honest conversations.
There’s absolutely no pressure! Simply listening means everything to us, but we’re incredibly grateful to anyone who chooses to support. 💖
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Welcome to Like Mother, Like Daughter
This podcast was created from real life, real growth, and real conversations between a young mom and her teenage daughter who are learning how to understand each other while breaking cycles that didn’t serve them growing up.
Jess became a mom at 17 and is still figuring things out as she goes. Abby is 15 and navigating life, emotions, friendships, and family from a completely different perspective. Together, they’re opening the door to conversations that a lot of families struggle to have out loud.
This podcast is about the moments that aren’t always easy to talk about: trust, boundaries, growing up, parenting, social media, family dynamics, and learning how to show up for each other even when it’s uncomfortable.
It’s not about being perfect.
It’s about being honest.
It’s about learning together.
And it’s about creating a space where parents and teens don’t feel alone in what they’re going through.
If you’ve ever felt misunderstood by your parent…
If you’ve ever worried you’re getting parenting wrong…
If you’ve ever wished conversations at home felt easier…
You belong here.
Stay tuned — new episodes are coming soon.
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Life is messy, unpredictable, emotional, and sometimes a little ridiculous, so we might as well talk about it!
Welcome to Jess Being Honest. The podcast where I get personal…
From becoming a mom at 17 to navigating marriage with my wife (who I’ve known since I was 12), raising a teenager, sobriety, mental health, friendships, and figuring out adulthood, I’ve lived a little, learned a lot, and collected plenty of stories along the way. Because seriously, when are we supposed to have adulthood figured out?
I’m an open book, I wear my heart on my sleeve, and I usually have approximately 47 tabs open in my brain at once. I can go from laughing uncontrollably to crying over something sentimental in a matter of seconds.
One minute, I’m sharing something deeply personal. The next, I’m passionately dissecting reality TV drama, telling a story that probably didn’t need to be told, or going off on a completely unrelated tangent and forgetting what I was talking about in the first place.
Some conversations will be hilarious, some will be uncomfortable, and others might get unexpectedly deep. Expect oversharing, questionable decisions, unsolicited opinions, emotional moments, a little chaos, and the occasional guest who’s brave enough to join me.
Think of it as hanging out in my bedroom and catching up with a friend who has absolutely no idea how to tell a short story, asks way too many questions, and somehow manages to make every conversation an adventure.
No filter, just me being honest.