In this honest and heartfelt conversation, Erin sits down with Hallie Ragan to talk about the realities of being a content creator in today’s world — and how that life can shape our mental health, motherhood, and relationships.

Hallie vulnerably shares pieces of her journey with secondary infertility and how it felt to navigate something so tender while also showing up online. Erin and Hallie also reflect on what they’ve learned about vulnerability on social media — what’s been life-giving to share, what’s been harder than expected, and how they discern what belongs online versus offline.

This episode is a compassionate, real-life conversation for anyone who’s ever felt pressure to “have it all together” or wondered how to show up authentically in a curated world.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE.

Follow on Instagram @morewitherinmoody + @moody.wife

Follow Hallie Ragan @thehalliescene

Today's episode is all things Christmas! Michael joins me as we reminisce about our childhood holiday traditions, the things we’re most nostalgic about, and the traditions we’re excited to start as parents. We also chat through our thoughts on Santa and how we’re navigating the magic of Christmas with Mary. Come hang out with us for a fun, lighthearted holiday conversation - and maybe wrap some presents while you listen.

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Taking a break to enjoy Christmas + New Years! We'll be back in 2026! 

@morewitherinmoody @moody.wife

Guys I'm so excited about this episode. THE "online encourager" Rachel Awtrey came on to chat with me about her book, Love Your Life (Even When You Don't Like It All the Time) and could there be a more relatable book title? Rachel is an expert in seeking joy and delighting in the little things - which honestly aren't really little, are they?

We chat through Christian entrepreneurship, raising littles while chasing dreams, and so much more. I know you'll be encouraged.

Follow along with Rachel on Instagram @rachel.awtrey or visit her website! Be sure to check out her podcast, Real Talk with Rachel, too!

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE.

Follow along on Instagram @morewitherinmoody and @moody.wife!

Today I’m sitting down with my dear friend Auburn, and this conversation is one I cannot wait for you to hear. Auburn is in the process of writing her new book Fruitful Grief, where she shares what she’s learned about the character of God in the middle of deep loss.

We talk honestly about what grief has looked like in her life, the places where the church shows up well (and where it can grow), and why community matters so much in seasons of suffering. We also dive into something Auburn is so passionate about—how food becomes ministry. From casseroles on doorsteps to gathering around a table, she shares why feeding people is one of the most powerful ways we can “be Jesus” to each other.

If you’ve ever walked through grief, loved someone who has, or wondered how to practically care for the hurting in your community, this conversation will meet you right where you are. It’s tender, hope-filled, and such a beautiful reminder that God brings fruit even from the hardest seasons.

Auburn's new book, Fruitful Grief, will be available after the new year but you can grab the two children's books she's already published here and get a 20% discount using code MoreAuburn20.

Be sure to follow Auburn at @aubschason on Instagram!

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We're back for season two and I'VE MISSED YOU!

Today’s solo episode is a quick, cozy catch-up — chatting about what’s been happening these past few months. I’m sharing a funny stories from life lately, giving you a peek at what’s coming up this season, and opening up about what the Lord has been teaching me.

If you’ve been waiting for new podcast episodes...we're officially back for more! We’re kicking off this next season with some laughs, some honesty, and a whole lot of encouragement. 

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE. 

Follow along @morewitherinmoody and @moody.wife!

I can’t believe Season 1 is already wrapping up! In this final episode of the season, I’m taking a minute to say THANK YOU—for listening, sharing, and just being here. Your support has meant the world and honestly kept me going more than once. I am so beyond grateful for the way God is using this space and using my story for His glory. 

I’m also sharing what’s coming next and where to follow along so you’ll be the first to know when Season 2 drops. We are just getting started!

Whether you’ve been here since the beginning or just found the show, I’m so grateful you’re part of this little corner of the Internet with me.

Make sure to follow along with the podcast @morewitherinmoody and with me @moody.wife!

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In this episode, I’m joined by the incredibly wise and honest Hannah Cases (@hannahwiththelipstick). You probably know her from her viral marriage content that made you feel seen in your own story. She's known for being extremely authentic and relatable in her content, and in this conversation, she opens up about what it’s really like to share life—and marriage—on the internet alongside her husband.

Grab her weekly marriage check-in tool here!

We talk about:
 ✨ How she and her husband navigate being online together
 ✨ Why she shares the hard parts (even when it’s uncomfortable)
 ✨ How God has shown up in her marriage, especially through struggle
 ✨ Spirit-led vulnerability vs oversharing

Hannah shares such wisdom and I am so honored to call her friend. Thankful for her reminder that healing and redemption is possible, even in the mess.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE. 

Follow along with the podcast @morewitherinmoody

Following along with me @moody.wife

This week, I’m joined by the incredibly talented Hannah Rosenberg, the poet whose Instagram poems have quietly (and not-so-quietly) made all of us feel a little more seen. You’ve probably seen her words shared to my stories — maybe it was Nothing But Mother,  or one of her viral "if *insert month* was a person" poems, or her most widely known piece of poetry:

Same.

I still haven't figured out how to keep my shower floor clean or make morning smoothies or respond to stress calmly.

Same, same, same my friends tell me, a love note of sorts. Maybe the world doesn't need us to cut down on carbs

or make more money or waste less time.

Maybe instead it needs us to reach those who feel alone in their messy homes or difficult relationships or unresolved issues. To impress less and connect more. To share one simple message:

Same. Same, same, same.

We talk about how she went from posting heartfelt poems online to becoming a published author, and what the journey has looked like behind the scenes. Hannah shares how motherhood shaped her writing, what it feels like to be vulnerable with the internet, and what we can expect from her debut book Same, launching this October.

If you’ve ever resonated with one of Hannah’s poems — or dreamed of turning your quiet art into something bigger — this episode is for you.

Pre-order her book HERE! 

Follow along with Hannah on Instagram here. 

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In this episode, I’m joined by my childhood best friend, Ali — the girl who’s been by my side through every season. From our cringey middle school days to building creative careers we love. She has always been the friend that I can be unapologetically myself with.

She’s the one who introduced me to my husband and the first person I ever dreamed big with when it came to starting a creative outlet. We talk about growing up together, starting our businesses side by side (hers in photography, mine in blogging), and how cheering each other on has shaped our journeys. It’s a funny, full-circle chat about friendship, creativity, and how important it is to surround yourself with people who are in your corner.

Ali has an incredible photography business that as her friend, I am just so proud of. Find Ali on Instagram here and her website for booking here. She mentions The Motherhood Anthology which you can find here. Open enrollment is happening now through the end of July.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE. 

In this episode, I’m joined by my favorite guest of all time — my husband, Michael! We’re pulling back the curtain on what marriage really looks like after having a baby.  We're giving the "roommate phase" a positive rebrand as we navigate the shift from spouses to parents.

Through LOTS of laughs and silliness, we’re sharing the story of how we met, how I knew Michael was the one, what it’s really like being married to an influencer — and how Michael feels about accidentally going viral.

As promised, you can shop the infamous candles here.

Whether you’re in the trenches of new parenthood, navigating a shifting marriage dynamic, or just curious what it’s like to be married to a content creator — this one’s for you.

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