On this episode of Best For Your Nest, Anna Bergland and Bea Bonte share the story of how this podcast — and their friendship — began.

What started at a last-minute childbirth class turned into a friendship, two families connecting, and eventually a new roofing company and podcast built around community.

In this conversation, they talk about building businesses with their spouses, raising kids while working full-time, and the reality of balancing motherhood, work, and life. It’s an honest look at what it means to run companies, run households, and still try to stay sane in the middle of it all.

They also discuss:

How they met at a childbirth class in Lakeville

Building Owl Roofing with their husbands

The challenges of working with your spouse

Cultural differences between European and Minnesota communication styles

Why Shoreview and the Twin Cities area are such a special place to live

Mom guilt, work-life balance, and raising kids while building a career

Why women often drive major home decisions

What it looks like to build a business with family and friends

The Best For Your Nest Podcast focuses on conversations with local leaders, parents, business owners, and people making a difference in the Shoreview and Twin Cities community.

New episodes feature stories about home, family, community, and the people shaping the neighborhoods around us.

Hosted by:
Anna & Bea

Presented by:
Owl Roofing – Protecting your home and investing in the community.

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On this episode of Best For Your Nest, brought to you by Owl Roofing, Bea and Anya sit down with Tammy Moberg, a longtime Arden Hills community leader, social worker, mentor, foster parent, and co-founder of Quincy House.

Tammy shares stories from more than 30 years of serving families, raising five kids, opening her home to more than 100 young people, and helping create a safe place for students who need encouragement, consistency, and community. This conversation covers family, faith, foster care, Quincy House, and the small ways people can make a real difference close to home.

One of the biggest takeaways from this episode is simple: you do not have to do everything to do something. Sometimes showing up looks like mentoring. Sometimes it looks like dropping off clothes. Sometimes it looks like writing a $100 check so kids can have pizza for dinner. Real impact starts with knowing your season and using what you have.

We also talk about:

What made Arden Hills feel like home

Raising boys, grandkids, and compassionate humans

The story behind Quincy House

Why people should not judge kids without knowing their story

How to help families in your own community

Tammy’s advice for giving back without getting overwhelmed

Favorite local spots like Baldamar and Tavern Grill

If you care about community, family, leadership, and loving people well, this episode is worth your time.

Learn more about Quincy House:
quincyhouse.org

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