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In this episode, we’re talking about what it’s like to raise kids who are no longer… kids. From shifting dynamics to hard truths, we open up about how our relationships with our children have changed as they’ve grown — and how we’ve had to grow right along with them. Spoiler: parenting doesn’t end, but it definitely evolves.

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Real-life sisters. Real talk. Real healing.

Hosted by Tamara Fisher (life coach) and Bekah Fisher (therapist), this podcast is where we unpack real life — from relationships and healing to motherhood, boundaries, and becoming who you’re meant to be.

New episodes drop every Tuesday — short, real, and straight to the point.

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In this episode, we rewind to our childhood — from Christian school rules to our parents’ Amway days and the music that shaped us. We talk about the artists we were forced to listen to, the ones we loved, and how those early experiences still impact us today. As always, we’re keeping it real… and talking out loud. 

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Real-life sisters. Real talk. Real healing.

Hosted by Tamara Fisher (life coach) and Bekah Fisher (therapist), this podcast is where we unpack real life — from relationships and healing to motherhood, boundaries, and becoming who you’re meant to be.

New episodes drop every Tuesday — short, real, and straight to the point.

Watch full video episodes on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@thecoachtam

All links, coaching services & resources:
https://linktr.ee/thecoachtam

Follow for clips, real talk & daily moments:
Instagram: @thecoachtam

Link to the book, "I Thought I Was Fine" by Bekah Fisher

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In our very first episode, we introduce ourselves — two divorced single moms, one life coach (Tamara) and one therapist (Bekah) — and talk about why talking out loud matters. We touch on our recently watched show Reasonable Doubt, surviving toxic relationships, naming domestic violence, and why we’re committed to talking about all of it — not just the good stuff. New episodes drop every Tuesday, short and sweet. 

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Real-life sisters. Real talk. Real healing.

Hosted by Tamara Fisher (life coach) and Bekah Fisher (therapist), this podcast is where we unpack real life — from relationships and healing to motherhood, boundaries, and becoming who you’re meant to be.

New episodes drop every Tuesday — short, real, and straight to the point.

Watch full video episodes on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@thecoachtam

All links, coaching services & resources:
https://linktr.ee/thecoachtam

Follow for clips, real talk & daily moments:
Instagram: @thecoachtam

Link to the book, "I Thought I Was Fine" by Bekah Fisher

https://a.co/d/0j0X0vMp

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Who said you have to spend Mother’s Day with your kids to be a good mom?
 In this honest and unfiltered episode, I’m talking about what no one else wants to say out loud:

💐 Why it’s okay to not want to be with your kids on Mother’s Day
💔 How to grieve the fact that holidays look different after divorce
👏🏽 Why you have to learn to clap for yourself — even when no one else does

You are the celebration.
 Even if no one buys the flowers.
 Even if the day feels quiet.
 Even if your kids are with your ex.

You’re still worthy of being honored — by YOU.

Whether you’re choosing solo peace this year or navigating a hard shift in traditions, this episode is your permission to protect your energy and create new meaning on your own terms.

It’s been three years since the last episode. And today, I just want to catch you up on:

• Why I hit pause on the podcast,
• What life’s been looking like for me lately,
• And where we’re headed from here.