Mom talk with jokes and actual help.
MomCave LIVE treats parenthood as funny, messy, and worth talking through with people who bring useful frameworks. Recent conversations move from kids’ eating and perimenopause to ADHD, gentle-parenting acronyms, overfunctioning, and women building public-facing work.
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MomCave LIVE treats motherhood as a crowded room: kids upstairs, tabs open, dinner unresolved, and one more serious question still worth asking. The show’s center is conversational rather than polished. Jen greets guests with a mix of self-deprecation and curiosity, then steers toward the practical problem at hand. Recent episodes make that range clear. Heidi talks about kids, food, body image, processed foods, and early warning signs around disordered eating. Dr. Whitney brings the language of overfunctioning, boundaries, and the pressure to be a super mom. Dr. Kelly answers questions about birth control during perimenopause, including IUDs, pills, patches, rings, health risks, and cycle changes. Cynthia Hammer discusses inattentive ADHD, diagnosis, memory, school experiences, and writing a book. Jackie explains parenting acronyms, including the BRAT method and SPACE, with an emphasis on big emotions and calm-down strategies. Tirralan talks about Tinseltown Mom, writing, producing, acting, working with a spouse, and interviewing high-profile women. A related Breakdown with Bethany episode features Vanessa discussing a path from contributing writer to magazine owner. Across those conversations, the show keeps returning to the same friction point: parents need information, but they also need room to admit what daily life actually feels like. The humor is not decoration. It keeps advice from becoming scolding. The tone can be loose, blunt, and slightly chaotic, yet the topics are often serious: mental health, reproductive health, body shame, burnout, and ambition. MomCave LIVE works best when a guest’s framework meets Jen’s ordinary-life follow-up questions. The result is part parenting salon, part candid video hang, with enough mess left in to feel recognizable.
Made for: Suits a listener who wants parenting conversations that are candid, practical, and comfortable mixing health questions with household chaos. It especially fits adults who prefer advice delivered without a perfect-parent pose.
What sets it apart: MomCave LIVE stands apart by letting advice-led topics stay conversational and visibly imperfect. The show can move from perimenopause or disordered eating to family noise and snack guilt without losing its point.
"It's like Wayne's World for Moms!" Don't watch this in front of the kids. On MomCave LIVE, funny moms talk about motherhood. Nominated for an IAWTV (International Academy of Web TV) Award for Best Live Series.By sharing authentic and hilarious material, MomCave has built a community of over 106,000 moms who take the challenges of parenthood with a dash of humor. Being chosen for YouTube's Women in Comedy Initiative, nominated for awards like Best Comedy Duo, Best Live Series, and Best Hosted Series has almost made up for all the times their kids threw up on them. You can find MomCave's content on all your typical social media sites AND over 300 Smart TV Networks including Roku, Apple TV, an…
A thrown block meets BRAT, and Jen gives you room to laugh before trying again.
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A candid look at maternal overfunctioning, self-boundaries, and the cost of always putting every other need first.
MomCave Live frames the pressure to do everything as a question of overfunctioning, boundaries, and what it costs when a mother's own needs keep landing last. Dr.
A practical, plain-spoken look at contraception, changing cycles, and perimenopause symptoms.
Birth control in perimenopause is framed here as a practical choice shaped by changing cycles, heavier bleeding, hot flashes, night sweats, and the drag of adding one more daily task.
Jen and Cynthia Hammer connect late ADHD recognition to school memories, family expectations, and the loneliness of finding answers.
MomCave LIVE treats adult ADHD recognition as something shaped by school memories, family expectations, and the long search for language that fits.
Jackie Santillan turns a memorable acronym into a calm, concrete way to meet big emotions.
MomCave Live centers on a familiar parenting problem: the moment when a child is throwing a block, scrunching their eyebrows, and running on big emotions while every useful bit of advice suddenly feels out of reach.
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Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
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Heidi Schauster explains why parents decide what food is available while children decide what and how much to eat.
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MomCave LIVE features Jen and author Cynthia Hammer talking about Living with Inattentive ADHD, a book Cynthia says she wrote after COVID isolation pushed her into isolation and writing.
MomCave Live host Jen interviews Jackie Santillan about How to Parent, a book whose title means “possibly actually remember everything next time.” Santillan explains how acronyms help parents respond during tantrums and meltdowns, drawing on 11 years as a teacher and additional counseling training.
Tirralan Watkins says the successful mothers she interviewed had to overcome challenges and develop grit to reach the next level.
Bethany interviews Vanessa Kappas, CEO of Bella Magazine, about her journey from writer to owner and her leadership tips.