Chipo and Regina talk about their moms.  Linda Marie and Joyce were very different women. Their daughters grew up with dramatically different experiences, yet in this conversation, they find common ground.  Grown Folk, are there times when you still need your mama? <a rel="payment" href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/toogrown">Support the show</a>

Chipo and Regina talk about their moms. Linda Marie and Joyce were very different women. Their daughters grew up with dramatically different experiences, yet in this conversation, they find common ground. Grown Folk, are there times when you still need your mama? Support the show

Chipo and Regina talk about their moms.&nbsp; Linda Marie and Joyce were very different women. Their daughters grew up with dramatically different experiences, yet in this conversation, they find common ground.&nbsp; Grown Folk, are there times when you still need your mama?&nbsp;<a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/toogrown" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Too Grown to Pretend We Don't Need Our Mamas

The Too Grown to Pretend Podcast is hosted by Chipo and Regina. Two very different women, who are clumsily building a friendship in real-time, with a microphone in the room. They talk about navigating faith, family, and Zim-life in a constantly changing world, with all the random thoughts that are sure to pop up along the way.... because neither of them have a filter.Their dialogue promises to be peppered with hilarity, strong opinions…and a fair amount of hyperbole! They hope that their conversations will reveal things about friendship, each other, and the world we live in.  And that ultimately, the way they engage with honesty, vulnerability, and a sense of humor in this friendship will encourage their listeners to do the same in their own relationships.

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The Too Grown to Pretend Podcast is hosted by Chipo and Regina. Two very different women, who are clumsily building a friendship in real-time, with a microphone in the room. They talk about navigating faith, family, and Zim-life in a constantly changing world, with all the random thoughts that are sure to pop up along the way.... because neither of them have a filter.Their dialogue promises to be peppered with hilarity, strong opinions…and a fair amount of hyperbole! They hope that their conversations will reveal things about friendship, each other, and the world we live in. And that ultimately, the way they engage with honesty, vulnerability, and a sense of humor in this friendship will encourage their listeners to do the same in their own relationships.

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