A candid hosting handoff opens into a lively music debate about taste, politics, and audience loyalty.
The episode finds its shape in a hosting handoff, with Alex coaching the host as Harrison gets ready to step in for the next two to three weeks.

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Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Candid household debates and direct fertility questions make new parenthood feel specific, social and open to laughter.
Two Parents & A Podcast turns new-parent life into lively conversation, moving easily from pregnancy and newborn routines to credit cards, fine dining and pop-culture chatter.
A dilation chart goes from Cheerio to bagel; your tolerance for detours should grow with it.
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A candid hosting handoff opens into a lively music debate about taste, politics, and audience loyalty.
The episode finds its shape in a hosting handoff, with Alex coaching the host as Harrison gets ready to step in for the next two to three weeks.
A Roma tomato and a bagel turn one confused dilation lesson into something listeners can actually picture.
Labor gets a sharply visual treatment as the hosts translate dilation into everyday objects, starting with a Cheerio and penny before moving through a Roma tomato, soda can, baseball, orange, and bagel.
A lived-in parenting chat about pregnancy, routines, pizza, and the small recalibrations around a second baby.
Parenting lands here as a familiar weekday check-in, with a no-phone evening with Bubz sitting naturally beside gestational diabetes, pizza night, and the question of what might change with baby number two.
Practical toddler communication advice for the moment a child goes boneless on the floor.
Two Parents & A Podcast frames toddler communication as a question parents meet before full sentences are available: what can a child actually understand in the heat of the moment? With Dr.
A warm, loose return to parenting, jet lag, unfinished rooms, and post-holiday routines.
Two Parents & A Podcast returns in a post-holiday mood, still surrounded by Christmas decorations, unpacked suitcases, and the odd hours of jet lag.
Loose, funny banter turns one DM into a bigger argument about reading and listening.
A listener DM sends the episode into familiar territory: pop-culture recall, a bit of domestic texture, and a disagreement that grows larger than it first looks. Harrison and Alex have easy timing, and the audiobook debate lands as a clear split between reading and listening.



Faithful fatherhood for hard family moments.

Real-life health for busy moms.


Alex shares excitement about starting Mommy and Me dance classes for Bubba, discussing options like gymnastics and music, while navigating scheduling with another parent and celebrating toddler dance sessions.
The hosts discuss the benefits of recording their podcast on Mondays versus Fridays, emphasizing timely content and engaging with listeners about subscription habits.
The hosts discuss creatine benefits for women, promote their Flock products, and introduce topics including the last month of pregnancy, Easy Bake Ovens, and toddler ER visit costs.
The hosts discuss Harrison's birthday celebrations, including opening presents and singing, while sharing anecdotes about their children's behavior and upcoming family topics like screen time rules and Disney trips.
This episode segment introduces Dr.
The hosts discuss their relaxed Monday vibe after a night of bonding with their child, reflecting on weekend social habits and personal routines.
The hosts discuss their new same-day recording approach for the podcast and share personal pregnancy experiences, particularly about frequent nighttime urination.
The hosts discuss distractions from devices like Apple Watches, share cute moments about their child in a bear suit and passy clip, and tease upcoming topics on toddler routines, baby names, and registry etiquette.
The hosts discuss the unexpected pressure and unique dynamic of podcasting, including the challenges of casual conversation being recorded and an ambush guest request.
The hosts discuss their delayed recording due to food poisoning and their daughter's first ER visit after a fall, before introducing their Miami babymoon topic.
This episode segment discusses parenting topics such as hospital bag essentials, introducing siblings, and setting up investment accounts for children, based on the title, but the transcript provided focuses on casual conversation about personal style and office temperature.
The podcast introduces an episode on toddler discipline with pediatrician Dr.
The hosts discuss personal updates, including workout routines and a surprise office visit, before transitioning into the episode's main topics of babymoon plans, joint bachelor/ette parties, and whether kids should make their own bed.
The hosts discuss daily life including dinner plans with neighbors, home decor updates, and upcoming topics like preschool waitlists and getting a dog.
The conversation covers topics like sweatpants shopping at Nordstrom and the challenges Texas faces with winter storms, including pipe freezing and road salting.
The speaker discusses confusion over school closures due to snow in Austin and other cities, questioning the decision based on current weather conditions and reflecting on past experiences with bus-related cancellations.
The hosts discuss parenting updates, including nesting for a new baby and toddler development insights.
Jules says her one-hour glucose screen came back at 179, which her OB turned into low-carb, high-protein meals, post-meal walks, and repeat bloodwork before 32 and 34 weeks.
The hosts engage in casual banter about potentially doing an ASMR show, discuss listener feedback from Spotify comments on audio elements like coughing, and debate personal contradictions over wearing branded graphic t-shirts.
Two Parents & A Podcast covers Coachella’s celebrity events, Justin Bieber’s performance, ticket resale problems, and parenting-related topics including bedtime routines and pacifier shortening.
Two Parents & A Podcast follows Alex and Harrison as they discuss Alex’s April 18 induction, nine days before the episode’s release, and whether the baby will be an Aries or Taurus.
Jules and Harrison of Two Parents & A Podcast discuss Easter with Tate and Bubz, including three egg hunts, a 200-plus-child park event, and a family gathering of about 30 people.
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The hosts return from the holidays, discuss New Year's resolutions, and set a relaxed tone for the new year.
Two Parents & A Podcast opens 2026 with a Q&A about baby #2, the first episode after the show launched on January 30, 2025.
Two Parents & A Podcast opens with Harrison and his co-host in Vancouver, then moves into a New Year check-in, a Montana recap from Paws Up, and plans for a February babymoon.
Dr. Lucky says 50% of infertility cases involve a male factor, and semen analysis costs very little.
A parenting podcast discussing the impact of modern life on babies' gut microbes and immune systems.
The hosts interview Dr.
Two parents interview a couple who built and sold a business while raising children, discussing the challenges and inspiration of balancing family and entrepreneurship.
The hosts share a personal story about attending a funeral and a dove release ceremony, reflecting on family and parenting.
A couple discusses the start of summer, birthday comparisons, and cultural differences between Canada and the US.