A season finale that treats parenting boundaries as serious work with a dry comic edge.
This season finale keeps its focus on parenting, boundaries, and the odd scramble of staying steady when a kid is surrounded by birthday chaos.

A Comedy Parenting Podcast
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Join comedians and real-life pals Milana Vayntrub & Sandeep Parikh as they embark on the hilarious journey of parenting improvement! In each episode, they sit down with accomplished individuals, but here's the twist: they grill their moms beforehand! Then, in a Newlywed-style game, the hosts playback and compare answers for laughs, tears, and heartfelt parenting wisdom. Tune in to witness as Milana and Sandeep navigate the highs and lows of raising exceptional humans. Feedback Survey: https://forms.gle/bBPQ3qFvHxDKYqYz5 www.yourmomisapodcast.fm From Effin Funny Productions and Story Mill Media
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Recorded family memories turn parenting interviews into comedy about the distance between childhood as lived and childhood as remembered.
Milana Vayntrub and Sandeep Parikh turn parental uncertainty into a comic interview engine. Their own school drop-offs, naming debates and everyday worries lead into guest conversations, then recorded answers from parents bring competing memories into the room.
Mom remembers the Rosa Parks bus; you'll have to decide whether the world-map backdrop wins.
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A season finale that treats parenting boundaries as serious work with a dry comic edge.
This season finale keeps its focus on parenting, boundaries, and the odd scramble of staying steady when a kid is surrounded by birthday chaos.
A loose check-in about budgets, shared frustrations, and a sweet kid coda.
This episode settles into a dad update, grocery bills, week-to-week budgets, and the bigger feeling that too much sits outside people's control.
Dry shampoo jokes give way to a frank, funny look at time away and the relief of being briefly out of reach.
This check-in starts with dry shampoo jokes and beard banter, then settles into a more grounded look at being away for three weeks, the relief of a few quiet days, and the odd comfort of an alarm that stays off.
A family interview that treats reading, politics, and parenthood as one conversation.
Ben and his mom turn a family check-in into a small account of how a person gets made: by an organized father, a sharp eighth-grade teacher, and the books that helped make government feel newly legible.
A warm, loose conversation about parenting panic, inherited belief, and showing up.
An offhand check in turns into a tender conversation about family panic, inherited belief, and the strain of parenting. It starts with a kid injury and that familiar hospital whiplash, then widens into a talk about reincarnation and the way wisdom gets handed down, bent a…
Milana Vayntrub and Sandeep Parikh turn parenting talk into a warm, funny look at what gets passed down.
Milana Vayntrub and Sandeep Parikh keep Your Mom is a Podcast moving with a loose, affectionate back-and-forth that turns everyday parenting talk into something bigger about what gets passed down.
A funny, honest talk about rest, limits, and the uneasy work of discipline.
This episode opens with a stiff neck and a wish for a few days of forced rest, then settles into a frank parenting exchange about spanking, authority, and how to stop a child without letting fear run the house.
A loose parenting conversation that lands humor beside family reflection.
This episode keeps returning to parenting from a few angles: what parents hand down, what kids absorb, and how a family stays honest enough to laugh at itself.

Sharp Black pop culture commentary with gossip, jokes, and blunt advice.

Awards season, celebrity memoirs, and new music picked apart with host Louis Fertel and guests.

Comedian Chris Gethard takes one anonymous call a week and can't hang up first.

Isa Calderón and Lucía Lijtmaer riff on feminism and TV history from Spanish stages.


Graham Clark and Dave Shumka turn one small topic into a full episode of tangents.
Sundeep Parikh and Milana Vayntrub open by explaining that Your Mom is a Podcast pairs celebrity guests with their mothers or fathers, then use Deborah Ann Woll and her mom Kathy Woll as the example.
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The hosts open with a loose, affectionate check-in and joke through names, pronunciation, and the small repairs that keep a friendship moving.
Milana Vayntrub and Sandeep Parikh start with a check-in that turns into a catchup on what Sandeep has been up to.
It starts with a check-in.
Ben and his mom talk about who gets credit for the person he became.
Milana Weintraub and Sandeep Parikh open with the idea of a check-in show made for listeners who mainly want to hear them talk to each other.
Milana Vayntrub and Sandeep Parikh start with the familiar parent-to-parent check-in.
It starts with a stiff neck and the familiar wish to be sick just long enough to rest.
Sundeep Parikh and Milana Vayntrub open Your Mom is a Podcast with the easy, familiar energy of longtime friends.
Alana Weintraub and Sandeep Parikh open the episode with a check-in about parenting, work, and the friendship they are trying to keep alive.
Sundeep Parikh and Milana Vayntraub host a candid conversation with a guest and her mom.
The hosts treat the show like a standing excuse for two adult parents to catch up.
Sundeep Parikh and Milana Vayntra welcome Jordan Black for a conversation about parenting, ambition, and what happens when a parent says yes before fear gets a chance to speak up.
In this episode, hosts Milana Vayntrub and Sandeep Parikh surprise Sandeep by interviewing his parents, exploring his upbringing, Indian cultural values, and parenting insights through humorous and heartfelt stories.