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Mondays Are A Mother

Mondays are hard, motherhood is harder — so let’s laugh about both. Mondays Are a Mother is your weekly dose of chaos, coffee, and candid mom talk to kick off the week.

Podcast · By Kaelynn Mooningham · English · US · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Lava Momma w/ Jesse Smith "Opandaman!" (opens the original)

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    Last week we sat down with Christian Carter to discuss recovery and survival when you've spent your life at the for front of addiction, and what it means to him to be in this state of recovery. Before we get too into it, thank you Sara Escue for our new mics and sound board. We are grateful for friends like you! This week we sat down with local artist Jesse Smith "OPandaMan!" out of Clarksville, TN. Jesse discussed his passion for music, being a single dad, and what it's like putting on a tour a

  2. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Brother Bear w/ Christian Carter (opens the original)

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    BROTHER BEAR with Christian Carter 🐻 What happens when addiction becomes part of your story before you’re even old enough to understand what it is? In this episode of Mondays Are A Mother , we sit down with Christian Carter for a deeply personal conversation about addiction, family, recovery, and identity. Christian takes us back to the earliest moments he can remember being aware of addiction and the ways it shaped his life and impacted his family—especially his sister. He shares his own journe

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Tic-Tac-Nope! w/Amber Danielle (opens the original)

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    Episode Title: Tic-Tac-Nope! Last week we sat down with Former Co-Host and long time friend Kaila Wink to discuss the fall out in family relationships that have been impacted by addiction. This week we sit down with someone else, who also’s also been impacted and we needed their perspective. This week we sat down with Amber Danielle, single Mom of3, Micro influencer, and former classmate. Amber discusses the relationships between Cory, and Edwin, and where are they now in their co-parenting jour

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Oh Brothers, Where Art Thou? w/Kaila Wink (opens the original)

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    This week on Mondays Are a Mother … After recapping last week’s conversation with Taryn, we’re shifting gears and sitting down with Kaila Wink , former podcaster and host of Girlie Talk Podcast . Kaila gets real about the impact recovery can have on siblings when everyone is on a different journey. We talk about her relationship with her older brothers, how those relationships have evolved, and the moments that ultimately created a rift between them. Because sometimes loving your family doesn’t

  5. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    The DA and Taryn Lynae (opens the original)

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    ⚠️ LISTENER DISCRETION IS ADVISED. ⚠️ This week on Mondays Are a Mother , I’m sitting down with Taryn Lynae , a domestic violence advocate who is sharing her story of navigating the system after a not alleged (because it really happened and we’re not afraid of him either) domestic violence incident involving Peter. Taryn takes us back to the night everything happened—the messages, the moments that followed, and what it has been like trying to navigate a case that is still currently open. We talk

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