Me, Myself, and Why

Breana tackles the reality of asking questions. It's not really about asking for help, it's the general ask. She shares stories of her own struggles with asking. And the benefit of asking questions of your friends, fellow parents, and other random instances where asking a question may seem silly, but can be really helpful.

Rest is always a topic of conversation in the Christian world. It's talked about from the pulpit, because it's prominent throughout the Bible. In this episode, Breana talks about some of the misconceptions about rest, why it matters, and, more importantly, redefining the word in a way that makes it attainable in our every day lives as single moms.

In this episode, Breana explains what she loved before having kids. She tells an honest story about the hardship of doing things you love with your kids. As a mom, it's so easy to ignore what we like to ensure our children are happy. But what would it look like to share the things we love with our kids. Do you need some encouragement to keep doing things that you are passionate about? Then this is the episode for you :)

There are plenty of opportunities in life to give our kids the ability to speak - use their voice. But often times, when we, as parents, don't know how to give them the space to use their voice, we unintentionally shut them down. In this episode, we are transported back in time to almost a year ago, when Breana was processing through what it would be like to have her son ask about his father.

As single moms, it’s easy to wonder if our story will ever look the way we hoped. In this episode, I open up about the tension between longing for partnership and trusting God with the timing and details. We’ll talk about the ache of wanting a husband and father figure who will love our children as their own, and the hope that comes from believing God writes better endings than we could ever imagine. This is about surrender, faith, and holding on to the truth that our worth isn’t defined by what we lack, but by who we are in Christ.

In this episode, Breana opens up about her journey from singleness to single motherhood, sharing the raw emotions, lessons, and perspective shifts along the way. She reflects on what it’s been like to navigate friendships with those who are married while carving out her own unique path. Building on Part 1, this conversation goes deeper into the realities of long-term singleness, the unexpected turns that led her here, and the strength that comes from embracing her story.

In this episode, Breana talks about her journey with taking on responsibilities that are not her own, how she takes those off of her shoulders, and the mental load of being a single mother. This is the first part of a two part series, where she discusses the need for married friends - the struggles and the joys.

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the foundation of our identity—not as single moms, not by our past, not by what others have said, but by who God says we are. When the world tries to define us by our relationship status, mistakes, or circumstances, we go back to the Word to find the truth. You’ll be reminded that you are chosen, loved, redeemed, and never alone. This is the encouragement your heart needs to stand tall in every season of motherhood.

This podcast is for single moms who are tired of trying to "fit in" and are ready to truly belong—to themselves, their story, and the life they're building. Inspired by the work of Brené Brown, we’ll talk about what it means to stand alone without feeling lonely, how to parent with authenticity, and why vulnerability is the bravest thing we can offer our children—and ourselves. If you’ve ever felt like you're too much or not enough, this space is for you. Because true belonging doesn’t come from changing who you are. It comes from coming home to yourself.

This show dives deep into what it means to grow life while growing into motherhood solo. Join hostess, Breana Lee, as she talks about her pregnancy. The ups and downs of uncertainty with baby daddy, and the lessons learned along the way.