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Cat & Nat are two moms/women trying to not live in the confines that society puts on them. As they debunk the myths, challenge the scripts and give women (and men) the freedom to say f*ck it. Through BFF conversations that everyone is thinking about but no one is talking about on Tuesdays, guest interviews on Thursdays and non traditional “Sex Fridays”, Cat & Nat take this podcast to a whole new level of f*ck it, inspiring their listeners to find themselves, their true selves. Not the ones sold by motivational speakers but the self that tried daily, sometimes naili...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Cat and Nat make everyday parenting contradictions easier to see through candid disagreement, family detail and quick, irreverent conversation.
Cat & Nat Unfiltered turns family life into a fast, candid conversation between Cat and Nat, with parenting questions continually tested against their own household logistics.
That shouty hockey parent gets a reckoning; you get a seat safely away from the rink.
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A champagne-flecked celebrity catch-up where Alex Earl and Alex Cooper speculation stays lively, social, and knowingly unfinished.
At Club Med in the Dominican Republic, Kat and Nat sit down with Renee and Ariana for a loose, sunlit catch-up that drifts into the speculation around Alex Earl and Alex Cooper.
A candid parenting episode about when children's independence runs into the practical limits of the school day.
The episode sits inside the ordinary family logistics that make independence feel both necessary and hard to trust. A child in grade five may be ready to walk home, or even travel with a sibling, but the subway changes the stakes; a 10-year-old still needs a clean handoff from…
A candid parent chat about teenage initiative, summer work, and knowing when a job may ask too much.
The episode frames a summer job search as a relaxed parent conversation about initiative, expectations, and what kind of work a teenager may be ready to handle.
Kat and Nat make space travel feel frighteningly relatable before landing on a pointed question about women's roles.
Kat and Nat start with a small birth-order observation and let it loosen into a broader riff on how quickly people attach personality to being first, third, or fourth in a family.
A sharp, funny warning about parents who turn a child's game into a stage for their own ego.
Sideline behavior gets a clean comic workout as the hosts turn a sports-parent blowup into a pointed read on ego. The talk moves from a possible finals matchup and old grudges across opposing sides to a crying child and the parent who cannot leave a penalty, an insult, or a bad…
A blunt, candid take on kids, phones, and the limits of perfect digital control.
The episode lands hardest when it treats kids and the digital world as a parenting problem, not a tech problem. It is blunt about the idea that parents can keep children offline forever, and that bluntness gives it some bite.
Loose Friday banter that stays playful as it moves from sex talk to Boner, Dildo, and a tease for next week.
Cat and Nat's Friday sex-and-relationship slot stays loose and teasing, moving from hair plugs and Turkey trips to birthday schemes, a 69 theme, and the running Boner and Dildo joke.
Pop culture trivia, argued fast and with affection.
Pop culture, personal stakes, and room for a tangent.
A Brazilian journalist spends years reinvestigating unsolved child disappearances in Paraná.
Cris Bartz and Juva Lauer alternate debate and interview episodes on Brazilian social issues.
Robert Wright interviews specialists on Iran, Gaza, Ukraine, Taiwan, and open-source AI.
Cat and Nat discuss the hidden dangers of Roblox, comparing it to an unsupervised Vegas trip for kids, and explore online grooming tactics.
The hosts discuss the lack of preparation for couples living together, reflecting on missed pre-marriage conversations about finances and other important topics.
Cat and Nat discuss sex, aging, and relationships in a humorous and unfiltered conversation, covering topics like anal sex, hair plugs, hormone therapy, and dating confidence.
Cat & Nat Unfiltered records at Club Med in the Dominican Republic with Renee and Ariana, and the conversation quickly turns into a long breakdown of Alex Cooper, Alex Earl, and Sophia Franklin.
Cat & Nat Unfiltered opens with a rules fight over stacked plus-twos in UNO, where one play can force a 20-card pickup.
Cat and Nat chat about their trip to the Dominican Republic, the end of hockey season, and kids coming home from school with nothing to do.
["Cat & Nat Unfiltered opens with a Savannah Guthrie reference and a missing-person discussion that the hosts frame as likely targeted rather than random.", "They then jump to Artemis 2, the dark side of the moon, a 25,000-mile-per-hour return to Earth, and the joke that Katy Perry did not go to the moon.", "A long middle stretch turns into birth-order theory, with Kat and Nat arguing that firstborns, seven-year gaps, and third children shape how siblings behave in one house.", "The episode also includes a broken spacecraft toilet, a floating Nutella jar, an 11-year-old's birthday weekend, and Olivia stepping in to handle Easter logistics."]
Cat & Nat Unfiltered spends most of "If You're Hot Dad, You Don't Do This...." on U-12 hockey, where Natalie and Catherine describe playoff pressure, rink behavior, and parents who take youth sports too seriously.
Two moms discuss parenting challenges and societal expectations through candid conversations.
Two moms debunk societal myths and encourage listeners to embrace their true selves through unfiltered BFF conversations.
Cat & Nat discuss teaching children self-sufficiency and introduce their email-based parenting skill-building program.
Two moms have candid BFF conversations about breaking free from societal expectations and embracing their true selves.
Two moms debunk societal myths and inspire listeners to embrace their true selves through candid BFF conversations.