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.
Laura Clery thought she was chasing a sitcom. Instead, she built a comedy empire online, became a mom, and found herself living a story stranger than fiction. She joins Andrea Marie for a hilarious and honest conversation about motherhood, social media, and starting over.
Can you be a great mom and still want more? Jennifer Rawlings spent years raising five kids while building a comedy career that eventually took her to military bases and war zones around the world. In this episode, she shares the infamous Cheez-It emergency, the question her teenage daughter asked that changed her life, and why motherhood doesn’t have to mean putting your biggest dreams on hold.
Birthday parties never go quite as planned. Andrea and Merit share stories of elaborate themes, sibling meltdowns, homemade cakes, and the surprisingly creative things parents do to keep the celebration going.
One day her son refused to get out of the car for gymnastics practice. Three days later, he was done for good. This week, Andrea and Gosia Betancourt talk about raising kids in competitive sports, surviving the family schedule chaos, and what happens when your child decides their future looks different than the one you imagined.
Every parent starts with good intentions. Then one kid decides toast is too spicy, another survives entirely on bread, and suddenly you’re preparing three different dinners every night. Andrea Marie and comedian Emily Holden swap stories about picky eaters, food battles, and the parenting lessons nobody warns you about.
Summer camp used to be simple. Now it feels like parents need spreadsheets, waitlists, and lightning-fast registration skills just to survive the summer. In this episode, Andrea Marie, Zoe Rogers, and Jody Carroll swap hilarious stories about camp registration chaos, kids who hated the camps they begged for, sleepaway camp anxiety, and the unforgettable baseball camp incident that ended with one child getting kicked out—and loving every minute of it.
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