HeyJaredDid You Know Your Mama Had A Life?
Did You Know Your Mama Had a Life? is a reflective podcast for women who are remembering who they were before the responsibilities and routines of everyday life.Through honest stories and quiet observations—from grocery store aisles to
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- Sep 30, 2026
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This...My Life? (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked around at your life and thought, "Wait...this is really my life?" Sometimes an ordinary moment gives you a chance to notice just how far you've traveled—and how much of your life once existed only in your imagination. That's the thought behind this week's episode. Follow the show, y'all. New episodes drop every Wednesday.
The Woman Standing Next to Me (opens the original)
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When was the first time you looked in the mirror and realized you weren't a little girl anymore? Sometimes an ordinary moment can bring you face-to-face with a version of yourself you haven't thought about in years. And you know, watching someone else come into their own can make you think about your own becoming . Follow the show, y'all. New episodes drop every Wednesday.
Strawberries and Strollers (opens the original)
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Have you ever been so focused on one thing that you almost missed the moment happening around you? A summer day. Strawberry fields. Kids running around with strawberry juice on their faces. And somewhere in the middle of all that... a very serious conversation about a stroller.😂 Sometimes we can get so caught up in what has our attention that we don't notice what else is happening right in front of us. Even years later, it's the simplest parts of the day that stay with us. Follow the show, y'all
Not The DMV (opens the original)
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How do you keep a frustrating moment from ruining your whole day? Sometimes the shift shows up in the most ordinary places. The wait is still long. The paperwork still needs handling. And yes, you'd rather be somewhere else.😂 But somehow between the frustration and a couple of really good songs, you realize you don't have to give one irritating moment the rest of your day. Follow the show y'all. New episodes drop every Wednesday.
The Water Didn't Argue (opens the original)
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Why do we feel l like we have to prove what we experienced? Sometimes we spend so much energy explaining what happened, defending how it felt, or trying to get someone else to understand our experience that we forget one important thing: we were there. What you felt was real. What you experienced belongs to you. And maybe everything we know to be true doesn't need an argument. Follow the show, y'all. New episodes drop every Wednesday.
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