In this hilariously chaotic episode of Kate and Molly Pod: We're Not Dying. We're Moms, we dive into the trenches of week two of spring break—aka the parenting endurance test no one trained for. With no real plans, just vibes (and maybe a little desperation), we recount the sleep deprivation, snack negotiations, and pure survival tactics of keeping the kids entertained while maintaining a sliver of sanity.

On top of that, the universe decided to bless us with our periods, because why not pile on some extra fun? We vent about the joys of hormones, emotional roller coasters, and the absolute disaster zone our houses have become. And in the midst of it all, we reflect on how women can be ridiculously self-deprecating—constantly apologizing, downplaying our struggles, and convincing ourselves we're not doing enough, even when we're clearly in survival mode.

So, if you've ever questioned your own parenting skills after hearing "You have not been a very nice mom" from a tiny, ruthless critic (aka your child), this one's for you.

Spring Break is here, and so is the chaos! This week, Kate and Molly dive into the wild ride of having the kids home 24/7—managing messes that magically reappear, keeping everyone entertained (without losing our sanity), and trying to steal a moment of peace amid the madness. From snack requests every five minutes to the never-ending laundry pile, we’re tackling it all with humor, coffee, and the unshakable bond of motherhood. Grab your coffee (or something stronger) and join us as we survive Spring Break together! ☀️🏖🧼 #MomLife #SpringBreakMadness #SendHelp

In this hilariously chaotic episode of Kate and Molly Pod, We're Not Dying. We're Moms., we take a minute (okay, several) to thank everyone for the incredible love and support since launching the pod — seriously, we’re feeling all the feels. ❤️

From there, things spiral as we discover Kate is officially an "elder millennial" (who knew that was a thing?), and we dive into the wild differences between Type A and Type B moms, I'm sure you can figure out our type before listening!

We also tackle the unrealistic expectations social media throws at us — perfectly organized pantries, pristine living rooms, and laundry that folds itself — versus the very real state of our homes (spoiler: it’s not Pinterest-worthy). Oh, and we bond over the ultimate mom chore: washing your hair. Is it self-care or just another thing on the to-do list?

Tune in for laughs, a little chaos, and the comforting reminder that you’re not the only mom barely holding it together.

In this episode of The Kate and Molly Pod: We’re Not Dying, We’re Moms, we’re unpacking a whirlwind weekend — from an out-of-town cheer competition to an unexpected tornado siren that shook us awake before dawn. Kate gets a crash course in humility. and we dive into the realities of school: celebrating the teachers who lift our kids up and venting about the ones who… don’t. It’s a mix of humor, honesty, and heartfelt moments — grab your coffee (or wine) and join us!

In this episode of Kate and Molly Pod, We're Not Dying, We're Moms, we dive deep into the complexities of being a stay-at-home mom. We talk about the stigma that comes with this role, the challenges we face daily, and the privilege some of us might have in choosing this path. We also open up about the emotional rollercoaster of reentering the workforce after having kids—navigating job hunts, the uncertainty, and the balance of motherhood and career. Plus, we discuss the support (and sometimes the questions) we get from our husbands as we try to juggle it all. And, of course, we can't forget the chaos of kids' sports and the drama that often comes with parents on opposing teams. Tune in for an honest, relatable, and hilarious discussion on navigating mom life in all its glory!

Welcome to the pilot episode of K and M Pod, We're Not Dying, We're Moms! In this inaugural episode, we introduce ourselves, sharing who we are, a little about our families, and the whirlwind of activities we juggle with our kids. We dive deep into the often-overlooked mental load of dinner – from meal planning to the stress of trying to please everyone at the table. We introduce ourselves, sharing who we are, a little about our families, and the whirlwind of activities we juggle with our kids.

We also explore the season of friendships – how these relationships evolve with kids in the mix, and how balancing them can feel just as overwhelming as planning the week's dinners. And of course, we can't forget the crazy, passionate way we cheer on our kids in their various sports and activities – the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

Join us for a candid and lighthearted conversation about the chaos of family life, the joy of watching our kids grow, and how we’re all just trying to do our best while keeping it together (most of the time).