Episodios

  • Episode 6: Shanna Asks, Are You a Better Parent Than Your Mom or Dad?
    Jul 11 2024
    Shanna leads this week's topic talking about if we're better parents than our own mothers and fathers. Parenting styles make a huge difference in our children, and there's a vast difference between how our parents raised us versus how we're parenting today. She breaks down the difference between growing up Gen-X versus Millennial while asking, what tips and tricks did you carry over from your parents to your children, and what did you leave behind?
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    29 m
  • Episode 5: Bachelor Star Carly Waddell on Piloting Single Motherhood and Her Career
    Jun 27 2024
    Krista and Shanna chat with the beautiful and talented reality star and artist, Carly Waddell! Carly is known for her appearances on The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise, and she just finished touring with the Backstreet Boys's Nick Carter.

    Carly was a singer prior to diving into reality TV, but took a break from the screen to raise her two kids. She runs her own business, and is one of the largest mommy influencers on social media. We dive into what life is like as a single mother and how Carly picked up the pieces to become the best single mama of two, all while still reaching her dreams and becoming the powerhouse singer she is today. Resilience is everything and Carly represents every factor of this word!

    Find Carly on Instagram here!

    Check out her song, "Two Little Angels" here.
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    31 m
  • Episode 4: Anna Moon, Songwriter and Educator, is Creating Better Days
    Jun 20 2024
    Shanna leads the discussion this week, chatting with the amazing Anna Moon, wife of country superstar Niko Moon! She is a co-writer for Niko on his new album, Better Days, and together they have founded The Happy Cowboy Foundation.

    Anna Moon was diagnosed with hereditary leiomyomatosis and renal cell cancer (HLRCC) and uterine fibroids before giving birth to their daughter back in 2020. She underwent countless tests and surgeries to make sure the gene couldn't be passed along to her child.

    She now has to monitor her kidneys every six months through MRIs to keep track of any abnormalities that might appear; the cancer that can be developed through HLRCC is very aggressive, so she is very proactive. She is now a huge advocate of understanding one's genealogy to know how to best take care of their future health.

    Anna discusses how she continues to find strength while handling her ongoing health issues, how she educates other women when it comes to staying in tune with their bodies, and how the family uses their music to better the world. She also talks about keeping a close look on their own child's health and family tour life balance.

    Check out Anna on Instagram!

    Check out Niko Moon's BETTER DAYS visualizer here.
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    28 m
  • Episode 3: Corrina Crade Discusses Making Friends After Becoming a Mother
    Jun 13 2024
    Corrina Crade leads today's topic of making new friends after motherhood. It's true: our lives completely change from how we lived pre-kiddos, and once motherhood kicks in, we transition to a brand new lifestyle. We discuss finding new mom groups, losing friends and creating "fake events," plus we give several tips on having fun when the stresses of mom life catch up to you!
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    24 m
  • Episode 2: Dr. Jaz Talks Messy Moms
    Jun 12 2024
    Dr. Jaz leads this week, talking about "Messy Moms." Ugh, what mom doesn't know how messy feels? Whether it's a messy room, messy car, messy hair, or messed up schedules, we know it all too well!
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    26 m
  • Episode 1: Comedian Ellie Hino on Pap Smear or Shmear?
    Jun 10 2024
    This week on the Madtown Mom Squad, Comedian/Mom, Ellie Hino, breaks down a pondering question that we as moms have always wanted to know: is it called "Pap Smear or Pap Schmear"?

    You don't want to miss out on Ellie's first debut album, "Soft Bones," which is #1 on iTunes! Check her out today at https://www.elliehino.com/
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    29 m