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.
Halloween is magical, messy, and sometimes downright ridiculous when you’re the mom. From rejected homemade costumes to embarrassing your kids, Andrea Marie, Lisa Lane, and Tiffany Burke share the Halloween moments that don’t always go according to plan—but make the best stories.
What happens when an ADHD diagnosis finally explains things you’ve spent years questioning about yourself? Dr. Julie Watson joins Andrea to talk about ADHD in women, masking, midlife, motherhood and the freedom of letting go of “normal.”
Just when you think you’ve figured out motherhood, the job changes again. Comedian Amy Brown joins Andrea to talk raising boys, teenage driving lessons, college kids, empty nesting, and working yourself right out of the job.
Feeding a family is hard enough before you add picky eaters, dietary restrictions, and everyone’s very strong opinions. Andrea Marie and comedian Avril Granato talk about the ridiculous reality of figuring out what everyone is going to eat.
Parenting books can prepare you for a lot. Bathtub ramen? Not so much. Comedian Dominic Syracuse joins Andrea to talk about raising three teenage boys, the bizarre rules you never expected to need, and why there’s really no way to do parenting “right.”
Before you have kids, it’s easy to know exactly what kind of mom you’ll be. Comedian Naomi Fitter joins Andrea to talk about what happens when those parenting expectations meet actual children.
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