Join Emily and Brandi as they go deep with Celeste Yvonne, a mom, writer, and sober-living advocate about why she chose to leave the "mommy needs wine" club, and how she accidentally became the spokeswoman for sober moms everywhere.

In this episode, Joanne Jarrett, a family physician, turned stay-at-home mom, writer, and cozy clothes designer, talks about how motherhood reinvented her career and the importance of staying creative and inspired as a mom.

Emily and Brandi take time out of their "busy" quarantined lives to laugh about the crazy shit we're all going through, share some corny AF jokes, as well as tips to keep you semi-sane while being trapped indoors with your loud ass kids.

Brandi and Emily talk about what they DON'T do with their kids, at home, and in their lives. In this episode, they talk about the importance of identifying your personal and family values and then prioritizing what they do, what they ask for help with, and what they opt-out of altogether.

Allyson Pitre, M.A., LPC, The Mommy Therapist, talks about isolation and loneliness in motherhood. In this episode, she shares warning signs on when spending too much time alone may be a problem and advice on how to overcome our fears and build relationships and community with other moms.

Are you struggling to balance the demands of being a mother, running a household, and managing a career? US TOO! In this episode, we talk about how re-framing work-life balance as work-life harmony has helped us ditch the guilt of being working mothers. Whether you're a stay-at-home mom with a side hustle or a full-time working mom that goes into the office for a 9-5, you'll find something to relate to in this episode.

We're talking about mom bods and how our relationships with our bodies change after kids. From looking at our bodies as tools now to boobs, bikini waxes, new underwear, and partner support, we're letting it ALL hang out.

On our first episode of Mom After Hours, we are diving right in. Today, we focus on the push and pull of motherhood -- especially the times when you resent the responsibilities of your role as a mom and then feel overwhelming guilt for it.

Emily and Brandi get real about mom rage - those times when the overwhelm, frustration and anger explode into yelling at our kids, slamming doors or snapping seemingly out of nowhere.

A millennial mama here to discuss the taboo topics modern moms want and need to talk about. With experts, leading authors, and everyday moms, we tackle the good, bad, and messy middle of being a modern mom.