Because Meredith and Jess really appreciate their kid’s dads, they decided to get a jump start on Father’s Day by talking to one of the funniest dads in Hollywood, comedian Maz Jobrani. Not only did Maz just play the Kennedy Center and hang with the Obamas, but Maz’s movie “Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero” is a hit in theaters. And in addition to touring comedy clubs non stop, Maz is also a dad. That means he understands what dads are thinking, if they are. So when he stopped by the living room, Meredith and Jess decided they wanted to pick his dad brain and see if he could help them understand what dads are thinking. But when the ladies get to talking, Maz has other plans for the show. And they’re hilarious! So sit back and enjoy. Maz Jobrani is here, and he’s hilarious on the latest episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

Memorial Day doesn’t just mark the beginning of summer, it marks the beginning of the summer movie season. Choosing what to let your kids see, and at what age they can see it, can often prove tough for parents of kids of any age. But add in epic summer blockbuster and animated films that feel more like a video game than a movie, and we parents have some tough choices. So this week Jess and Meredith invite “Access Hollywood” correspondent Diane Mizota into the living room to talk about summer movies, movie snacks, and the most annoying parents in the theatre. Summer’s here! You won’t want to miss this show. So check it out all on this amazing episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

It’s amazing what a mom can get done when her kids are in school. In fact, some moms use the time to go from being the CEO’s of their homes to the CEOs of huge corporations. So Meredith and Jess sat down with their favorite mompreneur, Margo’s Bark Rootbeer founder Jessica Youd, who talks about how she took her son’s kindergarten science experiment and turned into a hugely successful beverage company. Jessica spills the beans on how big her village is, how a mom can make her company a family affair, and why our own Jess definitely needs a dog. So will Jess get a dog? Will Meredith overdose on root beer? Tune in and pass the soda! All on this amazing episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

If you’ve ever sat down at your computer to answer a quick email only to realize an hour has passed because you just had to Google the names of the guys from ‘NSync who aren’t Justin Timberlake, which led you to his wife Jessica Biel’s Instagram, which led you to an article about movies being filmed in Singapore this year, than you too have fallen down the Internet rabbit hole. Jess and Meredith have been known to do the same. In fact, pretty much everyone has, especially parents who swear to their kids they just need to sit down at the computer for “a minute”, only to find 2-hours have passed. Jess and Meredith decided to go down the Internet rabbit hole on the podcast. So they left their browsers open all day and let the podcast fall where it may. The girls cover everything from Gwyneth Paltrow’s GOOP sex guide to Jay-Z’s latest remix. And Meredith and Jess find that the Internet isn’t just a terrible time suck, it’s a great conversation starter. Listen to what all the fuss is about and join Meredith and Jess in this hilarious experiment, which was so much fun they’ll be doing it again! All on this fantastic episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

Every little kid dreams of growing up and getting married, right? Wrong. It turns out there’s a lot of ways to be married. This week Meredith and Jess and talking marriage. And you can’t talk about marriage without talking about divorce. So this week the ladies invited the O.G. conscious uncoupler, Meredith Morton, into the living room to chat about love, marriage, and divorce. Jess will reveal a big secret while the ladies keep Meredith Morton up past her bedtime. Pop in your earbuds and listen up, this week’s Meltdown Moms show does not disappoint. Check it out! Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

We marry our other half because we clearly like them. But is it even possible to function professionally when they are right there? Jess & Meredith have both tried and failed at working in the same space as their husbands so they decided to ask a married couple how the hell they do it. Power writing duo & newlyweds, Jon DeWalt and Allison Bosma, from NBC’s "Undateable" tell us where they draw the line about work when it’s quitting time. It’s not always glamorous, and to Jess’ disappointment, rarely, if ever, involved wrestling it out in a kiddie pool of green jell-o. Jon & Allison bring the laughs, the realness, and the level of spousal sweetness that makes you swoon and throw up a little in your mouth when it comes to the idea of when they have babies. Yeah. We went there. Listen now to this week’s episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics! 

 

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

"Tina Fey says it’s never been a worse time for women in comedy. Amy Schumer might beg to differ. Both Meredith and Jess have spent ample time in their careers hearing people (men people) say, “You’re funny, for a girl." So this week Jess and Meredith welcome two of the hilarious women who help make the sitcom “Two Broke Girls” hilarious. Liz Astrof and Michelle Nader spill the beans on why it’s hard to find funny female writers, which famous funny lady tried to put Liz on a Scientology diet, and why it’s always better to work for a woman. So if there’s any question in your mind if women are funny, Liz and Michelle will have you doubled over wondering, “Who is that sitcom star who ate dinner at Ralph’s?” We know. Do you? Go on, listen upto this hilarious episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

Everything’s new at “The Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics Show!” Well not everything, but we do have a new co-host, You Tube star and over all funny lady Jess Sanfillipo! This week Meredith and Jess sit down in the living room to get to the bottom of the question, are women defined by motherhood? Is a woman automatically professional roadkill once she has a kid? Or, do moms make better employees, bosses, and CEO’s? (We think so!) Meredith also gets Jess to spill all her secrets with “10 Questions For Jess.” And the ladies give some unasked for, but much needed, advice to some of their favorite celebs. So pop a glass of rose (we did), and have a listen the Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

There’s two kinds of parents: those who like playdates, and everyone else. The truth is, playdates are a modern day parenting ritual that aren’t actually that fun. That’s because playdates area breeding ground for kid conflict, mom boredom, and everyone leaving in tears. If you thought you were the only parent who has playdate anxiety, you’re not. Turns out Meredith and April have a lot to say about playdates. This week on the show, they’ll be sharing their own playdate confessions and their hilarious tales of playdate survival. So go listen to this incredible episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

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Studies show that kids who go to pre-school end up to be more educated adults who are less likely to commit a crime. So is that way parents seem to be so panicked about pre-school? If you thought college was hard to get into, try to get your fetus on the waiting list for the perfect pre-school. It’s nearly impossible. And forget about just sending your kid to any old pre-school, there’s teaching philosophies and teacher student ratios to consider as well. Ugh! No wonder why parents seem so nuts about pre-school. This week Meredith and April are sharing their own pre-school stories with special guest writer, Sarah Tucker, whose got a doozy of pre-school story you won’t want to miss. And they’re chatting about that Silverlake pre-school, you know the one, where shit went down.The good, the bad, and the crazy about pre-school, right here on the latest episode of Meltdown Moms presented by Meltdown Comics!

Produced by Mason Booker and Adam Silverstein.

Engineered by Mason Booker

Theme music by Brian Bulman

Logo design by Emily Wagner, EMILYWAGNERSTUDIO.com

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