Just Ask Your Mom

After 10 seasons and 5 years of the pod, we're running down the top episodes according to listeners and our own favs. It's like Spotify Wrapped for Just Ask Your Mom!  Since airing our first episode in 2021, we've laughed, cried, reminisced, learned and changed....and we hope we've been an encouragement and a bright spot for you! 

**PG-13** We're telling it like it is and filling in the gaps on areas you probably didn't touch on in that premarital counseling. It's surprising how many women & men don't know some of the basics about sex or have relied on bogus input from porn. It's a skill, takes practice, and is super important relationship glue in marriage.   

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She Comes First

We've come a long way, baby!  In this episode, we're talking about the sexual revolution, the economics of sex, and how all the freedom we're so fond of may have turned out to be less of a blessing than we thought. 

**PG-13** It's not enough to have the traditional birds & bees talk with your kids about sex anymore. There's a whole new landscape that's changed quickly over the past decade. We're getting frank here and talking about some topics that you might want to think about addressing. 

The term tradwife (short for traditional wife) is popping up all over social media. There's some nuance to the modern role that we thought was worth digging into. Why all the interest in tradwifery and should you aspire to be one?? 

For our upcoming holiday season, we're re-airing a classic episode from our archives about hospitality.  It's not about stressing over clean baseboards. 

We're gearing up for Thanksgiving with this class rewind from our "cultivate" series.  Why gratitude is important, how to focus on this virtue and some tips for practicing it with kids!

We're replaying a classic conversation about near-death experiences, with someone who's actually had the experience herself. If you're on the fence about whether there's an afterlife, this episode might give a hint. 

Astrology has become increasingly popular among teens and young adults over the past decade. 65% of people between the ages of 14 and 29 read their horoscope on accessible apps daily and often make life decisions based on it.  What's the harm in "knowing your sign?"  

Find yourself yelling a lot?  Responding at Level 10 to a Level 3 situation?  Our guest, Kristin Cogan, licensed therapist, coach and Texas mom of 5 talked with us about how to calm that feeling of overwhelm and practice some emotional hygiene.

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