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I'm Your Mother Now

I’m Your Mother Now is a sister-led podcast about reparenting, remembering, and reclaiming the parts of ourselves we were told to quiet.Hosted by Amanda and Sarah—actual sisters, recovering good girls, and emotionally literate weirdos—we explore what it means to grow up while…

Podcast · By Amala Moon Productions · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Gloves Off (opens the original)

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    Season 3 is here—and the gloves are officially off. After two seasons of processing our family dynamics in real time, we get honest about accountability, intent vs. impact, the mythology of “family will always be there,” and what happens when you finally stop doing the emotional labor required to keep dysfunctional relationships alive. If you’re new here, you can start here. In a lot of ways, we are too. If you enjoy our vibe, we invite you to follow us on YouTube and Instagram -- @iymn_podcast

  2. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Birth Control (opens the original)

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    She's Sarah, and she's Amanda, and this is their talk show. Amanda took two weeks off work and learned something about herself -- she's never doing that again. After cosplaying a SAHM for the first week of school, she needed a fresh set of milky white nails and a PSL to complete the factory reset. Sarah remains fed up with men, and to further our research into these analog beings, we are going to do next week's podcast as men. No, we aren't sure what that looks like yet but we have a week so giv

  3. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    We don't ask for much. (opens the original)

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    We don't ask for much. And maybe that isn't the flex we thought it was. What if the problem isn’t that nobody appreciates everything we do — but that we've gotten so good at anticipating everyone’s needs that nobody even has the opportunity to ask? Then Sarah takes us one layer deeper: we spend a LOT of time trying to understand why people hurt us. Their childhood. Their trauma. Their attachment style. Their mother. But at some point, the better question might be why we’re still standing there t

  4. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Imagine Me and You (opens the original)

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    In this episode, the sisters reflect on August, the month that changed everything. From shower thoughts about how our children will be able to get glimpses into exactly who we were by listening to the podcast, to grappling with the unexpected reality of going no-contact with a parent, the sisters take a trip through generational trauma, motherhood, healing, and the courage – and fear! – it takes to choose a different path. We hope you enjoy this episode, and would be honored if you shared it wit

  5. Episode · Aug 7, 2026

    It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday. (opens the original)

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    One year ago, we hit chaotically went live the first episode of I'm Your Mother Now . And boy, has it been a year. This episode is about everything that happened after we decided to stop pretending everything was "fine". We reflect on this past year and what we have gained and lost. A stronger relationship as sisters, a community we never expected to build, and the courage to stop accepting relationships that required us to abandon ourselves. We also talk about what happens when breaking generat

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