Motherhood has left us slightly unhinged — and we’re laughing about it. What started as a sold-out, nationally touring standup show is now a podcast, because let’s face it…we’ve got way too much to say. Each week, Moms Unhinged dives into the perils (and punchlines) of motherhood, marriage, dating, divorce, midlife crises, and everything else that makes us lose our cool. With a rotating lineup of 30 hilarious mom comedians (and the occasional token dad), you’ll hear the raw, real, and ridiculous stories of women balancing kids, comedy, and careers — all while embracing their most unhinged moments. It’s comedy. It’s catharsis. It’s the laugh you desperately need.
What starts as a conversation about raising three boys quickly turns into stories about Tooth Fairy emergencies, kindergarten politics, and trying to build a comedy career in the middle of nonstop family chaos. Zoe Rogers joins Andrea to share how motherhood changed her perspective, pushed her into comedy, and eventually inspired her to create more opportunities for women in standup.
Patricia Forehand thought she was just telling her daughter sweet stories about meeting her husband as a teenager — until her daughter announced she was getting married at 19 too. In this episode of Moms Unhinged, Patricia shares the hilarious parenting moment that made her realize kids are always watching, along with stories about marriage, motherhood, teaching elementary school for 31 years, and becoming a stand-up comedian in her 50s.
Mother’s Day changes over time — especially once your kids grow up. In this episode of Moms Unhinged, the moms share funny, heartfelt, and completely unhinged stories about unforgettable gifts, family traditions, empty nest motherhood, and the emotional chaos hiding underneath the holiday. From homemade keepsakes to 20 years of unopened presents, this conversation is equal parts comedy, nostalgia, and relatable mom truth.
What happens when you put comedy on hold for motherhood… and then decide to try again decades later? In this episode, Anne Stesney talks about beginning stand-up in her 50s, raising a son in Brooklyn, navigating empty nest life, and finding confidence in the version of herself she spent years trying to edit. It’s honest, funny, and deeply familiar for anyone who has ever wondered if it’s too late to start over.
Kids’ sports start out simple enough—sign them up, get them moving, maybe make a few friends. And then somehow, without a clear moment of consent, it becomes your entire life. Weekends disappear, expenses stack up, and you find yourself deep in a world of travel teams, snack rotations, and sidelines filled with parents who seem way more prepared than you feel.
This isn’t just about soccer or lacrosse or wrestling—it’s about the reality moms are navigating behind the scenes. The cost, the time, the pressure, and the weird mix of exhaustion and pride that keeps us showing up anyway.
What do parenting and wine actually have in common? More than you’d think. In this episode, Danielle Frank brings humor and honesty to the chaos of raising kids—from why early lessons matter to the reality that no parent gets it right all the time. It’s a conversation about manners, mistakes, and the messy process of raising good humans… with a little perspective (and wine) along the way.
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