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On this very special day, Kaylee kicks things off with a message for all: motherhood is meaningful—but it’s not always fun. 

And for context, today's episode has been broken up into two parts with three interviews. Three interviews with three women with three VERY different experiences of motherhood. 

In Mom's Gone Wild - Part 1, Chandra unpacks her beautifully chaotic blended family and Crystal shares the raw truth about step-parenting. In Part 2, a very pregnant Sarah talks expectations, fears, and excitement about welcoming her son into the world.. Three moms, three stories, no sugarcoating.

This one’s for the moms, the almost-moms, the stepmoms, and the complicated mother-daughter relationships that shape us. Happy Mother’s Day, bitches.

And just a heads up -- this is our season finale! Sorry I'm a Bitch will return in full force this August. 

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This week on Sorry I’m a Bitch, things get wild. We sit down with a guest whose life took a sharp left turn when she found out her boyfriend wasn’t just bad at texting back — he was married. And if that wasn’t enough? He’s now taking her to court. We dive into the messy, unbelievable details — from secret double lives to legal threats — with all names and identifying details altered to protect everyone’s privacy (yes, even the guilty). Buckle up, it’s a ride.

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This week on Sorry I’m a Bitch, Kaylee sits down with Skittzi and Mags—a queer power couple whose love story proves “when you know, you know.” They met on the internet, moved in a year later, eloped, and are now living their lives with zero regrets and maximum joy.

In this warm and real convo, they open up about coming out to themselves (and others), how they knew it was real that fast, and what it’s like building a life together outside the lines of tradition. Plus, they drop some seriously good advice on how to talk to queer folks without being weird, invasive, or that person who says “I don’t see labels.”

Whether you’re queer, curious, or just trying to be a better human, this episode is a cozy, honest reminder that love looks way better when it’s unapologetically your own.

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In this week’s chaotic tale, Kaylee takes us on a journey—no, not the one she meant to take, because she cancelled that flight. If you’ve ever screamed “I CAN’T” while trying to rebook a flight through a customer service portal designed by Satan himself, this one’s for you.

Grab your carry-on, your chaos, and your coping mechanisms. We’re going on a saga, not a vacation.

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Dear listeners, Kaylee is OOO, so it's PRODUCER TAKEOVER WEEK! 

Join me, your producer, Hannah – as I ramble about our origins, chat about the  equipment we use, share a few stories and really try to cover the basics of who, what, where and why we are doing what we are doing. I also touch on some difficult moments that have turned into incredible decisions. 

The point of this episode is that we all need to stick together. We need to hold each other up and become the best versions of ourselves. The world we live in is hard, and finding this community – whether it's through a podcast, at a rally, a community garden or a book club – finding your people is so important. 

I also want all of you to know that you can do new things. You can do hard things. You can try and fail and get back up again. Kaylee and I do it constantly and it's been such an amazing journey so far.

Thank you for being here with us!

Love,

Hannah

PS - Kaylee will be back next week.

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Buckle up folks, this week's episode is a tear jerker. 

Trigger warning: Childhood trauma, abuse and a narcissist parent. 

This last month, Kaylee adventured to her hometown, Monticello, Indiana to interview her longtime, childhood friend Caity. 

Caity became a mother at 19 and though she was young – she had the insight and maturity to quickly realize that her child's father was not the one for her, but he was the one she would navigate co-parenting with in order to give her child (and herself) the life that they deserve.

Caity, her ex (who we fondly refer to as "baby daddy" throughout the episode), and her husband all work together to find balance and friendship – for their sake, and their son's. Their family stories are heartwarming – though they did not get there without patience and resilience. 

Throughout the interview – Kaylee couldn't help but reflect on her own childhood. Co-parenting, Kidnapping and a Narcissist Parent is more than just an interview with a good friend –it is a glimpse into Kaylee's childhood, the abuse she survived from a narcissist father, and how she was able to love and grieve him in life and in death.

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A laundry list of fun and not so fun facts! Great for first dates, silences during work meetings, or when you meet your mom's new boyfriend for the first time. We fact checked about as well as your Aunt on Facebook does. 

Do you have any useless bits of knowledge? Let us know! DM us on instagram, email us, or send a carrier pigeon. 

Thank you to @_jessicapeterson on tiktok for asking tiktok for random fun facts. Tiktok, you did not dissappoint.

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Where there is no ring, there is a roster. Financial advice and recommendations ...just for the girlies. 

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"There is literally a split second where your existence changes forever. You aren't a mom, then they hand you a baby and you are a mom." 

Chandra Stern-Eichacker is a lover, mother, massage therapist, an incredible friend and smells better than anyone on the planet. She spreads good energy everywhere she goes and is unapologetically honest. Which, is why we invited her onto our show to answer all of our questions about motherhood. 

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The show must go on! Despite being sick, we did not call in for this week's episode! Join us while we talk conspiracies, politics, Taylor & Travis, religious propaganda, dragons, old man balls and getting mean in 2025. 

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