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This is a podcast about Mom. It explores motherhood in all its shapes and sizes. Whether it's life as a working mom or a stay-at-home mom, we dissect the challenges, search for the solutions, embrace the crazy moments, and collect the treasures we find along the way. So grab a glass and come along for the nutty yet rewarding ride. “We’re Momming Today!”
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Lauren Simonetti brings parenting decisions into focus through candid guest conversations grounded in work, health, technology, school, and everyday family routines.
Lauren Simonetti turns broad questions about raising children into direct conversations about choices families make every day. She typically works through one guest's experience or expertise, asking how parents can handle phones and social media, model exercise, judge an…
A persuasion expert admits her teen stepson is good at it; you may recognize the competition.
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A Berkeley student's adulting class opens a grounded conversation about the life skills academic success can overlook.
Adulting lands as something school often leaves students to figure out on their own. Belle Lau, a Berkeley junior, explains why she helped organize a college class around practical skills she was still learning herself.
A candid look at the emotional load behind holiday perfection, from Christmas Eve errands to the calendar in one mom's head.
Holiday stress lands as invisible labor: the perfectionism behind making Christmas feel effortless, the calendar held in one person's head, and the way help can sometimes create more work.
A rainy Halloween visit becomes a warm, practical conversation about older dogs, daily care, and grief.
A rainy Halloween lets Lauren Simonetti and Mary Atwater Kelman settle into the messier, warmer realities of life with two older dogs, Inky and Stan.
A family elf named Fisbee anchors a warm look at how Christmas rituals pass from one generation to the next.
Krista Pitts follows Elf on the Shelf back to a family Christmas ritual centered on Fisbee, the elf she shared with her sister and brother, and the one her mother had known as a child.
A funny, unpolished birthday-party story rooted in everyday parenting.
A birthday-party invitation tucked into a son's backpack sets the tone for a candid parenting conversation. Natalie LeClaire says she likes Carice Roberts' note because it feels plainspoken: the theme was apparently unicorns, bats, or rainbows, the supplies came from the dollar…
A loose, funny conversation about parenting a 13-year-old in the age of phones and social media.
The segment settles into a loose studio conversation about parenting a 13-year-old in a world shaped by phones and social media. Its clearest point is simple: kids should not post or say online what they would not say face to face, and the discussion keeps returning to that idea…
A grounded look at food allergy fear, prevention, and the small decisions that carry more weight than they should.
Mina Lele's conversation stays close to the real stakes of food allergies: a baby's first tastes, peanut exposure, school snack rules, and the uneasy math parents do around all of it. Her own perspective as a medical researcher and mother gives the discussion a lived-in edge.
A practical, mom-focused look at returning to work after a career break.
This episode follows moms returning to work after a career break and gives Fidelity's Resume program a clear, grounded explanation. It looks for people with at least a two-year break for personal reasons, brings them into a six-month paid internship-like program, and offers…
Public lives, private fatherhood lessons.
Less perfection, more workable home routines.
Christian leadership for a pressured culture.
Shannon Dougherty preps Sunday bins of proteins, fruits, veggies, treats and cheese so her kids pick their own lunch.
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Susan Feldman talks about aging without being reduced to a number.
Lauren Simonetti opens with a familiar chat with Candace Cameron Bure.
Jenny Fleiss sits down and talks about how someone runs companies and raises three kids at the same time, and Fleiss answers with the kind of plainspoken perspective that comes from actually doing both.
Lauren Simonetti talks with Kathleen Cameron, a manifestation coach and mother of two girls, about how summer can feel a little easier for moms.
Host Lauren Simonetti interviews Mary Atwater Kelman, a dog mom and Instagram influencer, about life with her senior dogs Inky and Stan.
Host Lauren Simonetti interviews Belle Lau, a UC Berkeley junior who co-created a university course teaching 'adulting' skills like budgeting, taxes, time management, and stress reduction.
Krista Pitts, co-creator of Elf on the Shelf, shares the heartwarming family origin story of the holiday tradition, from their personal elf Fisbee to becoming a global phenomenon with 19+ million units sold.
Comedian and radio host Jimmy Fela joins the podcast to discuss how society's sensitivity affects parenting, arguing that social media and incentivized outrage have deprived kids of humor and resilience.
Host Lauren Simonetti interviews Sarah Fourheads from Convoy of Hope about their new charitable Christmas gift catalog, which allows donors to purchase items like goats, sewing machines, or business startup capital for women in developing countries.
The host talks with Erica Donalds, the CEO of Optima Ed and a school-choice advocate, about the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.
Host Lauren Simonetti interviews Elizabeth Jernigan about creating 'adult recess'—free community events in Greensboro, NC, featuring nostalgic games and activities to help stressed adults play and connect.
Olivia Bernard joins the show after winning election to a seat on the Dripping Springs school board.
Angela Girol, an elementary school Teacher of the Year and mother of three, describes teaching 76 students remotely from 8 a.m.
Jess Johnston and Amy Weatherly discuss why adult friendship feels awkward for moms, from playground small talk to asking another parent for a phone number.
Lauren Simonetti talks with Mina Lele, a mother of two, medical researcher, and someone with a background in chemical engineering.
The host talks with fitness expert Julie Voris about making time for movement and showing kids what consistency looks like.
The host talks with Lee Carter about persuasion as a practical skill, not a party trick.
Lauren Simonetti talks with Lori Shallow, Chipotle’s Chief Corporate Reputation Officer, about what the role really covers and how a mom in that job thinks about balancing work and family.
Natalie LeClaire talks about a birthday invitation that drew attention for its blunt honesty.
Lauren Simonetti talks with Dr.
Lauren Simonetti talks with Renee Brinkerhoff, a racing star, philanthropist, and mother of four who turned a vintage Porsche 356A into a rally car and drove it across six continents before Antarctica made it seven.
Lauren Simonetti talks about moms returning to work after time away to raise kids.
Florence Anne Romano, the "Windy City Nanny" on YouTube, tells host Lauren Simonetti that mom rage comes from weeks of buildup, citing pandemic-era loss of babysitters, daycare and other support, plus constant touching, clutter and no sleep.