The Momologue
Formerly “The F-Bomb Moms” this new name, The Momologue, we believe, will hold more space for all types of women - the potty mouth moms, the shy moms, the Pinterest moms, the hot mess moms, and yes, even the crunchy moms 😂. A podcast + community centered on empowering women to navigate through life’s toughest hurdles. From sex to grief, postpartum depression and puberty, finances and friendships, nothing is off limits here. Our goal is to be a true source of inspiration for you... while still making you laugh til you wet your pants and maybe occasionally cry along with us too.
Episodes
Here in AZ it’s officially spring break! Whether you’re a working mom or a stay-at-home mom a week (or two!) off school with your kids can be daunting. On today’s episode we’re sharing our ideas for making this your most successful spring break yet! From indoor camping to exploring your state, we cover it all. If you’re a desert dweller like us you can also use Janey’s Explore AZ Guides found here (link: https://payhip.com/
A few weeks ago, Janey had the incredible opportunity to be a guest on the How-To podcast created by Charles Duhigg and hosted by Amanda Ripley. It was a whirlwind of an experience with so much learning! On today's episode we break down the lessons learned from the show as well as a quick update on how the interview changed Janey's life.
Always running late? Kids lookin’ a little less than put together? Some may say that’s proof you’re a “hot mess mom” but around here we believe it’s just further evidence you’re doing a damn good job. On this episode we aim to debunk the lies we tell ourselves about what type of mom we are and unravel the things we’ve prerequisites for perfection. Listen in and discover why we’re not hot mess moms and neither are you.
Around here, we do Valentine’s a bit different. While romance and roses are fun, we focus on showing our kids affection on Valentine’s Day! So instead of a typical lovey dovey spouse centric episode, we thought we would share the most powerful ways we’ve found to truly connect with our kids. From simply singing along to songs together to bonding with their friends, we break down our most time tested techniques for building relation...
If it was up to our husbands, all 10+ items on our list would probably be mattress mambo. But they’re not. In fact none of our suggestions for connection involve “adult time” if you will. Listen in as we share our favorite ways to connect with our spouses!
Have you ever ripped your pants? Have you ever ripped your jeans from front to back exposing both your kibbles AND bits? Janey has. On today’s episode we get a little silly as we catch up our current life happenings, review our less successful social media endeavors, and Janey shared her tale of the split bottoms. This one is a real adventure so buckle up!
We’ll be honest here - we really had no idea how much you guys would enjoy part 1! We really thought we could get away with pushing back part 2 a bit and no one would notice. Well, we were wrong. On today’s episode, w are finally revealing the second half of our 2022 to-do list. Listen in as we discuss Chrissy’s desire to serve, Janey’s thoughts on date night, and the goals we have in common for the upcoming year!
When we said we wanted to connect with other mothers this year we meant it! Our first interview as The Momologue and we made it count! In this first edition in our Motherhood Misunderstood listen in as we chat with Courtnay Phillips, a bio mom of 2, adoptive mom to 2, and foster mom to 19 children over the past decade. Grab your Kleenex and prepare for the water works as this sweet mama explains fostering in a way you’ve never hear...
It’s Janey’s favorite time of the year…resolution time! If you’re new around here, Janey is a fan, big, big fan of resolutions, to-do lists and goals. New Years is basically her Christmas. On today’s episode Chrissy & Janey break down their list of goals for the year with their 22 for 2022 break down.
Almost two years since the pandemic started and it feels like so many of us are just starting to pick up the pieces. After 24 months of just surviving, we’re ready to help you thrive and we’ve planned a year of content based on that very goal. Listen in to find out what word we’ve chosen to help guide each episode and better relate to each of you.
Now that the present wrapping is done with, it’s time to officially wrap up the year! 2021 was a year full of a lot of growth, pain, and grief for us here at The Momologue. It was also a year of incredible joy, hard work, and meeting big goals. On today’s episode we’re discussing the things we loved, hated, got right, and would do different over the last 52 weeks.
This year Janey introduced the podcast to her favorite yearly goal setting practice with the 21 things for 21 list. We’ve checked in on all we’ve accomplished, or more realistically, NOT accomplished. Listen in as we break down the goals met, the ones we skipped, and the ones we just entirely forgot existed. Did you try a 21 for 2021 list this year? We’d love to hear about it!
The 12 days of Christmas have officially begun! We are in the final countdown til ol’ Saint Nick makes his appearance, and if you’ve been putting off Christmas festivities til “later” well later is here. But don’t worry The Momologues got your back! We created a Christmas bucket list just for you guys. Listen in as we share our favorite ways to spread holiday cheer and make the most of the season!
Doesn’t it seem like getting your kids the right amount of presents for Christmas is a little bit of a Goldilocks situation?! You don’t want too few or too many, you want to be in the juuuuust right sweet spot. But what is that spot? According to the internet & influencers it’s both very few and simultaneously a lot. So stop comparing and do the Christmas that’s best for your family. On this week we share just how we do...
The last minute mom wins again! On today’s episode we catch up about our holiday hosting duties and while Janey opted to leave the turkey to the professionals, Chrissy’s procrastination resulted in her best bird yet. Listen in as we recap the holiday and share hilarious stories from our week!
You make one controversial reel and your page goes viral! Woops. We’ve got a lot of new faces + friends around here so we thought it was time to reintroduce ourselves. We recorded these episodes almost two years ago, and while much has changed in our personal lives and podcast life, our stories and goal remains the same. We hope you listen in and love these as much as we do.
Grab a chair and gather round children. The master of Thanksgiving herself, Christine Brunke is imparting her hosting knowledge upon us and you don’t want to miss it. From what foods to make, to how to prep, and when to clean, Chrissy covers it all. If Thanksgiving is at your house this year, this is a must listen!
With only two months left of the year, we’re digging deep into our 2021 goals! Chrissy is still trying to crack the code on her migraines and Janey is taking on yet another adventure challenge. Listen in as we discuss Chrissy’s hilarious neurologist adventure, Janey’s pending psych visit, and everything in between.
It’s officially Thanksgiving month! While we are HUGE fans of gratitude we are strong believers that not all shows of thankfulness are created equally. On this episode we’re talking saying thank you, how to teach an attitude of gratitude, and alternatives to the typical gratitude practice.
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