Moms Unhinged Comedy

Teaching your kid how to drive sounds like a normal parenting milestone. Until you’re actually in the car.

This week, we’re talking about the chaos of teen drivers. Parking lot lessons, mixing up the gas and brake, kids who refuse to learn, and the ones who probably shouldn’t have.

We get into the fear, the cost, the lack of sleep, and why this might be one of the most stressful parts of parenting no one really prepares you for.

If you’ve ever sat in the passenger seat gripping the door handle for your life, this one’s for you.

Mentioned in this Episode

• Jen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsjenoneill
• Donna on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donnaleecomedy
• Magen on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsmagenking

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What happens when the “fun adult” becomes the one making the rules?

Andrea Marie sits down with comedian Monica Nevi to talk about standup, stepparenting, and the moment a harmless joke turns into a call from the teacher.

They get into becoming a stepmom in real time, why some kids need more structure than you think, and what it looks like to parent without yelling (in theory vs reality).

Follow Monica Levi:

• Instagram: @monicanevi
• YouTube: @monicanevi
• Website: monicanevicomedy.com

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Spring break comes with a lot of expectations… and usually a fair amount of chaos.

Andrea Marie is joined by fellow mom comedians Stephanie McHugh and Merit Kahn to share the trips that sounded like a good idea at the time… from cross-country drives to Hawaii vacations that didn’t quite go as planned.

Along the way, they get into the pressure moms feel to make everything magical, and why that almost never works out the way you think it will. This is spring break, unhinged.

Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Merit Kahn: OptimisticPersonalityDisorder.com
2. Stephanie McHugh: https://www.stephaniemchugh.com

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Julie Drake raised two kids on her own and learned pretty quickly that moms will always find a way to make things work.

In this episode, she shares how she fell in love with stand-up comedy, what pushed her to finally try it, and the parenting story that had her kids asking, “What is wrong with you?”

Because moms will always figure it out… one way or another.

In this episode:

👉 The moment Julie discovered stand-up comedy as a kid

👉 Why raising kids alone turns moms into expert problem solvers

👉 The strange logic moms develop in survival mode

👉 And the household decision involving a vacuum that her kids are still judging her for

Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Julie Drake: Instagram | TikTok | Facebook

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Toddlers change their minds every five minutes. One minute they love something, the next minute they refuse it completely.

Comedian Liz Glazer, who recently made her debut on The Tonight Show, joins the Moms Unhinged podcast to talk about the chaos and comedy of parenting a two-year-old. Liz shares stories about toddler logic, parenting anxiety spirals, and the everyday moments that turn into stand-up material.

Before comedy, Liz was a lawyer and law professor. Now she’s raising a toddler and finding the humor in it all.

Mentioned In This Episode:

1. Instagram: @lizglazer
2. Website: Liz Glazer
3. Liz Glazer Stand-Up: The Tonight Show
4. Liz’s Comedy Special: Do You Know Who I’m Not?

After two amazing shows in Minden, Nebraska and Dodge City, Kansas, the moms gather at the Airbnb for nachos, Cabernet, and the real after-party conversation.

In this unfiltered post-show chat, Andrea Marie, Nancy Norton, and Stacy Pederson talk about the post-show high (and crash), how they turn messy mom thoughts into relatable comedy, and why saying the quiet parts out loud is so healing.

They swap stories about parenting wins and unhinged moments, debate love languages over Fritos, and reflect on the magic of women gathering to laugh.

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She thought she’d missed her window. Instead, Janae Burris became a mom at 42.

One minute it was “let’s rock the streets,” the next it was high-risk pregnancy research and confronting the realities Black women face.

Janae opens up to Andrea Marie about fear, medical bias, and processing all of it while still trying to keep a comedy career moving.

Because nothing says “career pivot” like a positive test at 41.

Mentioned In This Episode:

1. Janae Burris: Instagram | Website
2. Athena Project

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For the first time, we’re mixing things up and bringing in a comedian who isn’t on the tour.

Lynn Harris is the founder of GOLD Comedy, where women and non-binary creators build comedy careers, take classes, find community, and actually get their work seen.

We talk about why women are still told they’re “not funny,” building a standup career before kids, trying to do late-night sets after kids, and the survival strategy of watching thrillers at 3am so you don’t lose your mind during sleep training.

Comedy isn’t easy. Motherhood definitely isn’t easy. And combining the two can look a lot like pacing the block in pajamas at midnight.

About GOLD Comedy:

GOLD Comedy is an online comedy school and community for women and non-binary creators building their careers in comedy.

1. GOLD Comedy Classes
2. GOLD Comedy Club
3. Follow on Instagram @goldcomedy

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You spend years worrying about naps, screen time, and whether they’ll ever put their shoes on the right feet.

Then one day, they’re grown. And somehow… you’re still parenting.

This episode of Moms Unhinged is all about that stage no one really warns you about. Comedian Lisa Lane joins Andrea Marie to talk about raising teenagers, parenting adult kids, and learning in real time that letting go is not as simple as people make it sound.

There are boundaries, there are feelings… and there is a holiday plan that does not go as planned. And yes, a cat is involved.

Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Lisa Lane Comedy
2. Follow Lisa Lane on Instagram

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Alyce Chan still remembers the exact spot where she lost her cool as a mom. Years later, her son remembers it too.

Comedian Alyce Chan joins Andrea Marie to talk about the parenting moments that stick with us — and the work it takes to try to do things differently.

From growing up with Chinese immigrant parents who taught her that love was shown, not said, to raising kids in a completely different world, Alyce reflects on how her upbringing shaped her parenting today.

Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Follow Alyce Chan on Instagram

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