ThreeOpenTabsPodcast

We opened the attractiveness tab and somehow… all three of us were mostly on the same page. 😂

Apparently we have a type.
Actually, we have several types.
And yes, we absolutely had to discuss them.

We listen and we don't judge. Right?Just four moms admitting that sometimes we are just winging it and hoping our children don't need too much therapy in the future. This week we invited Savannah to guest star as we discuss our parenting fails, funny stories, and chaotic lives as moms. Join the conversation in the comments by telling us your favorite parenting stories!

Welcome back to Three Open Tabs!

What if your inner monologue suddenly connected to Bluetooth… and everyone around you could hear it?

This week, we’re talking about the dangerous gap between what we say out loud and what we’re actually thinking. From the thoughts we politely keep to ourselves to the ones that would absolutely ruin our lives if they accidentally connected to the nearest speaker—nothing is safe.

Then we wrap things up with a rapid-fire round: random sentences and scenarios, and we have to say the very first thought that pops into our heads. No filtering. No overthinking. No taking it back.

Basically, if our brains ever get Bluetooth capabilities… we’re screwed.

Every family has stories that make absolutely no sense to anyone outside of it—and ours has enough to fill an entire episode.

This week, we’re opening the family vault and telling the stories that still get brought up years later: the ridiculous moments, questionable decisions, accidental chaos, and memories that somehow became family lore.

Some are embarrassing. Some are completely unhinged. And some will probably have you wondering how we all made it this far.

Because every family has those stories… but these could only happen in ours.

Grab a drink and let’s open a new tab! 🍻

Welcome back to Three Open Tabs! This week, we had a special guest, Scott, also known as Papa, who joined us as a moderator for a night full of confessions. Grab your drink and settle in as we judge each confession on a scale from normal to certified psychopath.