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You thought this episode was just going to be about Lent, but it turns into a conversation about discipline, boundaries, peer pressure as adults, social media addiction, motherhood, identity, and what happens when you actually get quiet long enough to hear your own thoughts again. Spoiler alert if you’re Court it’s not ideal.
This episode is about giving things up, but not in the traditional way and definitely not just sweets. It’s about ego. Control. Habits. Distractions. It’s about realizing how uncomfortable silence is, how addicted we are to noise, and how much easier it is to hold boundaries to the outside world then when your closest people want you to just “have one drink,” “just see this one thing online,” or “just break it this once.”
Whether you observe Lent or not, this episode is really about one question: What has more control over your life than you want to admit?
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This episode discusses Lent, Catholic faith, Christian faith, fasting, social media detox, self discipline, boundaries, motherhood, identity, personal growth, and intentional living in modern motherhood.
Season 5 is here and we’re done trying to be palatable.
In this kickoff episode of Truth Moms, we’re coming in hot with real-life chaos and unfiltered motherhood. This season is under construction… literally and spiritually.
From recording podcasts with babies in our laps (and also nursing because WDGAF about what men think of breastfeeding live), navigating pregnancy, living faithfully, and the internet’s strong opinions that we are so unbothered but also really bothered by. This episode is a messy, honest look at what it means to grow up and stop performing for everyone else.
Season 5 is a personality shift: we’re not here to be perfect, we’re here to be honest.
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This episode of Truth Moms is what happens when motherhood, stomach bugs, sleep deprivation, and group chat tension collide.
The Moms talk drama with friendships (spolier alert it's not just mom groups), default parent burnout, co-sleeping, gentle parenting, mental load, and why women simmer while men simply… get a beer and move on. Oh yes, Brit and Court have entered the chat on the newest Baby Mama Llama Viral Drama with Hilary Duff, Mandy Moore, Ashley Tisdale, Meghan Trainor, and uh, Hilary’s husband? (queue Brit gagging on a soy boy milk latte).
From puking kids and surviving sickness as the default parent, to navigating toxic social groups, celebrity mom drama, and the awkward reality of making mom friends as an adult, this episode gets twisty and we're not just talking about the cutest 3 year old camera man.
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No parenting advice. No fake harmony. Maybe a monologue. Definitely a toddler cameo.
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A season ending at the end of the year - the Truth Moms end 2025 by throwing out hustle for holy and resolutions for realignments.
Because the truth is, convenience is not the same as peace, and not everything that feels familiar is healthy. Bring on the boundary setting and toss the tv binging.
The reality is: the real reset starts with choosing peace over perfectionism and creativity over consumerism.
Stop doom scrolling, pause the vision board, grab a book (preferably a Bible), take a breath, and join the moms for a true fresh start in 2026. Less dopamine more discernment.
She said yes.
This near-season, pre Christmas episode genuinely is a catch all dish, literally.
It was supposed to be a part 2 to travel - but thanks to pregnancy brain and drive-thru survival, the moms get less rigid and let go.
Seriously, from crunchy-ish to Crunch wraps (Taco Bell forever), scent sensitivities, packing anxiety, clean living in other people’s homes, pregnancy craving to prenatal pills - consider this your permission to living in the middle. You’re not failing, babe, you’re adapting.
No format. No structure. Just two moms talking through real life while trying to not get smacked by a microphone (metaphorically and literally).
Order up some French fries (preferably from Court’s favorite McDonald’s) and press play on humbling rambling.
Audio under construction. Pardon our technical difficulties with sound. We’re all learning here.
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Traveling with kids isn’t “a trip” - it’s a full contact sport. In this episode of Truth Moms, Brit and Court unpack the chaotic reality of flying with toddlers. If you’ve ever boarded an airplane with a child and immediately started sweating through your shirt, congratulations you’re in the right place.
Fasten your seatbelt for sweaty airport meltdowns and stroller gymnastics, unsolicited “Do you need help?” moments and newborn “potato baby” travel bliss to toddler acrobatics at 30,000 feet.
Keeping it real in real time, the moms are live from two very glamorous locations: a nostalgic Philadelphia attic full of random Santas and coolers, and a Nashville home where everyone is “winging it” for their first official remote podcast episode. Totally on-brand for moms who can barely record a full episode without an audio crisis or a toddler scaling a pile of luggage.
This episode the moms drop the playbook on actual mom travel hacks to survive planes, airports, road trips, delays, toddler attention spans, mom arm-paralysis, survival snacks, naps (or lack there-of), and everything in between.
If you’re gearing up for holiday travel, traveling with babies, or just want to feel better about your last TSA meltdown, consider this segment of unsolicited airport sociology your emotional support animal.
This week on the moms get cozy (peppermint mochas and pregnancy cravings included) and dive into real Christmas conversations. Okay, the truth? It’s a Christmas therapy session disguised as a podcast.
Court and Brit drop bombs on the overwhelming commercialism surrounding “the perfect Christmas.”
Elf on the Shelf? Hard pass. Big Brother in a onesie.
But this episode isn’t about being the Grinch. Because somewhere between childhood memories, mom guilt, and moments of unexpected spiritual clarity, the girls start piecing together what a real Christmas looks like in their homes: one rooted in faith, family, cozy traditions, and the kind of belly laughs only toddlers can produce.
So join the moms on the hot mess Polar Express of pressures to compare homes, gifts, and perfectly curated holiday aesthetics, and then slam the door shut on all of it. Add to your holiday to-do list a Christmas that feels less like a production and more like a warm hug (with maybe one Hallmark movie binge). Press pause on the holiday rush, and press play on their two cents. Keep the change, ya filthy animal.
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Tis the season to be grateful, truthfully. In this holiday-coded chaos-isode, the Moms go from Christmas shirts on November 1st to kids learning their first curse word (thanks, wasps), second trimester resurrection energy, and the mom-friend drama that Brit has no focus for because her attention is now going to the bug invasion in the podcast shedquarters.
A shortlist if you will of some things to be grateful for:
• New Mom School & Postpartum Support
A messy, honest, giggly and just sarcastic enough episode to get you through until the turkey is ready. Because nothing says ‘season of gratitude’ like Brit battling a studio wasp while pretending to be festive.
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Unhinged from the moment they pressed play (seriously, because the camera didn’t work AGAIN), the Moms get unfiltered and almost-too-honest on this episode of the Truth Moms Podcast. We peel back the curtain on hot takes nobody asked for, but everybody secretly has.
From tiny humans crashing formal events to the surprising hills we’re apparently willing to die on, we cover it all, with plenty of mom-coded chaos. We wander into the world of kids at weddings, chaotic birthday parties, and why some so-called “relaxing” activities might actually be a direct portal to stress. We question modern trends, social norms, comfort culture, and even the everyday body parts we take for granted. Yes, the thumbs conversation happened, and no we’re not sorry.
A sneak preview of the spicy subjects? Say less:
• mini-rant on GLP-1s
We’re inviting you to our unfiltered chatroom now, so grab your bold opinions and hold on to the comforting validation that you’re not the only one who thinks the world has been lying about what’s “fun.”
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