After learning of her husband’s affair, Veronica buried herself in motherhood and journaling in an attempt to keep her head above water. Half-Baked Love is the story of her journey Navigating the Messy Middle of Divorce. Alyssa & Veronica discuss generational curses, healing and imposter syndrome.

Surprise! 🤩 A new month is a new beginning. Alyssa pulls an oracle card and an affirmation card to receive a message from the universe going into the new month.

Adrianna, Blogger and creator of www.astinsmama.com, joins Alyssa on this weeks episode to discuss their experiences as C-section moms and what comes with having an absent co-parent.

Alyssa tells Jared there may be a correlation between her younger self and Johnny Depp’s ex-wife Amber Heard. They discuss toxic femininity and Jared gives his perspective on why men don’t speak out about abusive relationships.

NJ parents can’t seem to agree to disagree with new sexual education standards in public schools. Alyssa discusses what’s to come and how she thinks it’ll affect the children.

With Mother’s Day around the corner, it’s only right that Alyssa invited HER mom to the pod! The infamous “I’m pregnant” text, history always repeats itself, girls vs boys and much more. This is a conversation you don’t want to miss. Stay tuned for 2 special guests at the end of the episode! “Here’s to strong women: may we know them, may we be them, may we raise them.”

Alyssa has high hopes for a good 420 but the day doesn’t go as planned. Following an argument with her younger brother, Alyssa learns 3 really important life lessons.

Meaghan Stanton, Neurodiversity advocate and childhood educator, joins Alyssa on this week’s episode to discuss Autism Acceptance Month and why the puzzle piece is outdated and offensive.

Alyssa kicks a bad habit, finalizes summer plans for the kids and says it’s an “absolutely fu*king not” for her after watching Netflix original show, The Ultimatum: Marry or Move on.

Baby daddy in the houuuse! Alyssa and Jared reminisce on the 3-way call that brought them together, early co-parenting days and learning from their past. Jared gives his perspective on being a young dad and loving a child that’s not his.