There’s two types of people… (and we’re the type that CAN’T change our own flat tire)
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Are you the one keeping everything together in your family, but maybe you're secretly or not so secretly falling apart?
What relationship milestone do parents often overlook?
Dude, you are not alone. We have been there too. I'm Joanne. And I'm Brie. And we're the hosts of the No Guilt Mom Podcast. If your to-do list never ends, your kids depend on you for everything, and you're constantly putting your own needs last... Or if you're the go-to parent, but you're starting to feel burnt out and resentful, we're here to help.
How does the 'phone call slot' problem affect adult life?
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What essential life skills should schools teach?
Subscribe to the No Guilt Mom podcast and let's help you ditch the overwhelm and actually enjoy your family again. Listen now wherever you get your favorite podcasts. Hi guys, welcome to the official Two Parents in a Podcast channel. Remember, like this video and subscribe to this page so you don't miss episodes dropping every Monday and Thursday. Welcome back to another episode of Two Parents in a Podcast. hello alex hi harrison we're so happy to have you back i am back extra happy that was a lot for me But I had so many DMs saying they were so happy.
How is AI changing the job landscape today?
It's great. I have something to say. Okay. You know how people are like, I could have a podcast. I could do this. It's just talking in front of a mic.
What are the top tips for hosting a memorable baby sprinkle?
You black out. It's not that easy. Everyone does say that they can have a podcast, but I will say this. I don't think people realize what goes into it. No. And I sit and talk in front of this every week, but when it was just you and me, I felt the pressure. Yeah. I know. Well, it wasn't fair because we have so many requests to have Jules on the episodes. And I hope there's a day that Jules says yes. But she wasn't ready for that. That was an ambush. And it's a really unique dynamic because the format is casual, open conversation and banter. But then anything you say gets put on record and so you're accountable to. And so it just creates a really... like unique dynamic around talking so i i i'm glad that that you felt it um because i i feel it too it's like now you know yeah he's like excited you got a dose um harrison you went home you didn't feel good
You feel better, you feel so much better.
How can parents strategically navigate Expo West with a toddler?
Yeah, I have not been sick truly in years and I walked out of that, of the studio, drove home and started throwing up within probably three minutes of walking in the door. Your body knows, it knows just to hold on until I get home. I, like, felt the weird, you know, number one, the appreciation I had for you and your pregnancy. Obviously, like, you've been so sick throughout pregnancy. And I was just sitting there like, oh, my goodness. Like, she wakes up and is dealing with this for months on end. So it gave me a massive, well, I'll never feel pregnancy. It gave me a massive appreciation for... um, for all the, the nausea you deal with. But, um, it was, I was so sick. Like I, I don't ever remember being that sick.
What are the pros and cons of self-checkout tipping?
It was 12 hours of like something and it kicked your butt. What was so weird is it was nausea, but it was like physical body aching pain. Like it felt like someone had just like put a bunch of weights on my body. And then the weirdest thing. So Thursday I was fully, fully out of it. Unresponsive. Friday was like what I would consider standard sick. Yeah, normal. Yeah. like what a normal sick would be. You know, still in bed all day, but like I could say hello. I couldn't talk Thursday. Could not talk Thursday, but Friday night you were completely fine. And yeah, I turned the corner at like probably five. And then I woke up Saturday morning 100% okay. I did two workout classes Saturday morning. Oh my God. Like I was like, it was the biggest, I've never like seen the switch flip like that.
You were so back. Yeah. Yeah, I think that you just had, I don't know what you had, but I'll say this. Since I've known you, I've only seen you be sick, kind of like a cold sick once.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:06
2
What relationship milestone do parents often overlook?
0:06–0:27
3
How does the 'phone call slot' problem affect adult life?
0:27–0:43
4
What essential life skills should schools teach?
0:43–1:20
5
How is AI changing the job landscape today?
1:20–1:28
6
What are the top tips for hosting a memorable baby sprinkle?
1:28–2:38
7
How can parents strategically navigate Expo West with a toddler?
2:38–3:34
8
What are the pros and cons of self-checkout tipping?
3:34–1:21:08
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