Mommy needs a nap?

I could not find anything on this podcast that I liked. It feels like I just threw part of my life away. The two hostesses come across like gossiping girlfriends whose vocabulary consists of the f word in every tense. F word and shite. But I guess that is who they are and so between the bad language and lack of good content I would not recommend this podcast.
Ladies, I think you should re-examine your “rough” lives. Good luck to Rocko/Rocco, I hope that your mother(s) grow up and realize that her/their lives as mothers are infinitely more important now that you are here on this earth and you depend on your mommy. Hopefully Rocko will never hear this audio of his mother who does “not even feel like a f-ing person anymore”. Also, as a parent who has actually lost a child, I have to say something about your opening remarks about the “Texas shooting that killed 19 children” that one of you said it was something that would “not be talked about on your podcast today out of respect for the parents”. I in itself, this shows the lack of depth of your understanding what it is to lose a child. First, no grieving parents would be listening to this type of podcast on this day/week/year. Secondly, you are disrespecting these parents with this podcast that is full of profanity, giggling nonsense. We all have needs. We all make mistakes. I sincerely hope that you find a way to meet your needs in creative ways that can also benefit your child. You, like most parents would probably die for your child without a second thought. Heck, you might even risk death trying to rescue someone else’s child; I know that I would. Raising children is challenging and I hope that you really think about how your words could affect your own child. If you feel that you have a calling to do this type of program, I really hope that you will do your best to make other mothers’ lives more successful and enjoyable. But mainly make sure you do what you truly believe ids right by your child.

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