Can Colleen recognize Patricia's singing voice? Do moms always like their children's music better? We celebrate Mother's Day with our first ever guests: Anna and her mom, Elizabeth! Find Anna on IG @anna.grace.roth and, as always... send your own musical questions to [email protected] to be featured on the show, or message us on IG @musicwithmompodcast. Music by Patricia, Art by @edrianochoa

Colleen is wondering if Mozart, a Classical composer from the 1700s, would like The Beatles, a four-person rock band from the 1960s. Can this question even be answered? Send your own musical questions to [email protected] to be featured on the show, or message us on IG @musicwithmompodcast. Music by  Patricia, Art by @edrianochoa

What's the big deal about triads, anyway? Patricia tells Colleen all about it, and Colleen makes a discovery about her talent for hearing different triads. In this episode, when Patricia talks about "music," she means the music she learned about in college, which is classical music from the European/American tradition. Send your own musical questions to [email protected] to be featured on the show, or message us on IG @musicwithmompodcast. Music by Patricia, Art by @edrianochoa

Was Julie Andrews right in the "Do Re Mi" song? Colleen wants to know, and Patricia has an explanation in this week's episode- she even sings a song from 1000 years ago! Send your own musical questions to [email protected] to be featured on the show, or message us on IG @musicwithmompodcast. Music by Patricia, Art by @edrianochoa