If posted as a job description on your company's careers page, the life of a Mom would attract fewer applicants than that entry level sales role that's been unfilled since the beginning of time. In fact, it would probably be flagged by OSHA as an unsafe and abusive work environment. The work is exhausting, unsanitary, and (often) embarrassing. There's no pay, no opportunity for promotion, and no objective definition of success. Job training? None. Work hours? All of them. Unreasonable coworkers prone to frequent emotional meltdowns and verbal abuse? You betcha. 

Thankfully, despite all of this, millions of brave women still sign up for the job every year. The future of the human race (very literally) depends on them. And thankfully for us, one of those women agreed to talk with us last week about her life as a mom. Amy Evon, full-time mom and full-time sister-in-law to Kent, joins us for a special Mother's Day edition of the podcast to share about the highs, lows, and hilarity of her life as the mom of Susie (9), Emma (7), and Quinn (4). If you've ever wondered how you would handle a child pooping and puking at the same time, this episode is for you. And, if you forgot to say something nice to your Mom yesterday, consider yourself reminded. #backtowork