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Practical strategies for moms navigating divorce, co-parenting, healing, and everything that comes after.
Launching September 17, 2026
Divorce Is Part of the Conversation. Your Future Is the Focus.
If you’re divorce-curious, preparing for divorce, navigating the legal process, rebuilding your life afterward, or simply trying to become the strongest version of yourself for your children, you’re in the right place.
Through a mix of expert interviews, inspiring stories, and solo conversations, you’ll gain practical tools, fresh perspectives, and the confidence to make decisions that align with your values and the future you want to create.
Before You...
…admit something feels wrong.
…convince yourself it’s “just a rough patch.”
…tell yourself you’re expecting too much.
…lose another night’s sleep wondering, “How did we get here?”
…search Google for “Is my marriage over?”
…watch another YouTube video looking for answers.
…let one more TikTok influencer convince you they’re right.
…spiral down another Reddit rabbit hole.
…believe every seemingly happy photo you see on Instagram.
…compare your marriage to everyone else’s on Facebook.
…lock yourself in the bathroom sobbing.
…spend another sleepless night replaying every conversation.
…convince yourself you’re impossible to love.
…decide it’s all your fault.
…decide it’s all their fault.
…assume you know what really happened.
…stop asking questions.
…believe the lies you’re being told.
…make assumptions.
…lose hope.
…react.
…snap.
…say something you can’t take back.
…send that late-night text.
…make threats you’re sure to regret.
…check their phone.
…search their browser history.
…tell your friends every painful detail.
…post something you’ll wish others didn’t see.
…let fear make the decision.
…feed your emotions with that pint of ice cream.
…dilute your tears with alcohol.
…have an affair.
…stay “for the kids.”
…assume divorce is the only answer.
…move out.
…tell the kids.
…hire an attorney.
…sign anything.
…sign papers you don’t fully understand.
…agree to something that doesn’t feel right.
…say yes because you feel pressured.
…make a permanent decision based on a temporary emotion.
…let someone else’s story become your own.
…let your family dictate what you should do.
…get hooked on another false story.
…believe you’re the only one who feels this way.
…believe you have to figure it all out alone.
…stop believing things can get better.
…settle for less than you deserve.
…give up on love.
…give up on yourself.
…close the door on what’s possible.
…make one of the biggest decisions of your life…
…admit something feels wrong.
…convince yourself it’s “just a rough patch.”
…tell yourself you’re expecting too much.
…lose another night’s sleep wondering, “How did we get here?”
…search Google for “Is my marriage over?”
…watch another YouTube video looking for answers.
…let one more TikTok influencer convince you they’re right.
…spiral down another Reddit rabbit hole.
…believe every seemingly happy photo you see on Instagram.
…compare your marriage to everyone else’s on Facebook.
…lock yourself in the bathroom sobbing.
…spend another sleepless night replaying every conversation.
…convince yourself you’re impossible to love.
…decide it’s all your fault.
…decide it’s all their fault.
…assume you know what really happened.
…stop asking questions.
…believe the lies you’re being told.
…make assumptions.
…lose hope.
…react.
…snap.
…say something you can’t take back.
…send that late-night text.
…make threats you’re sure to regret.
…check their phone.
…search their browser history.
…tell your friends every painful detail.
…post something you’ll wish others didn’t see.
…let fear make the decision.
…feed your emotions with that pint of ice cream.
…dilute your tears with alcohol.
…have an affair.
…stay “for the kids.”
…assume divorce is the only answer.
…move out.
…tell the kids.
…hire an attorney.
…sign anything.
…sign papers you don’t fully understand.
…agree to something that doesn’t feel right.
…say yes because you feel pressured.
…make a permanent decision based on a temporary emotion.
…let someone else’s story become your own.
…let your family dictate what you should do.
…get hooked on another false story.
…believe you’re the only one who feels this way.
…believe you have to figure it all out alone.
…stop believing things can get better.
…settle for less than you deserve.
…give up on love.
…give up on yourself.
…close the door on what’s possible.
…make one of the biggest decisions of your life…
Let’s have a conversation first.
Featured Episodes
Costly Divorce Mistakes - And How to Avoid Them
with Attorney Laura Inns
Divorce can be expensive, but some of the biggest costs come from mistakes you may not even realize you’re making.
A STORY OF divorce, shame, and choosing yourself
with Dana
In this honest conversation, Dana shares what it took to leave a marriage that looked wonderful from the outside.
Why Women Feel Stuck—and How to Move Forward
with Dr. Rachel Miller
A candid conversation about relationship doubts, accountability, coercive control, divorce and reclaiming your life.
What Makes This Podcast Different
You’ll hear from divorce attorneys, therapists, financial experts, mediators, parenting specialists, and everyday parents with powerful stories to tell and lessons to share.
But you’ll also hear from professionals whose work extends far beyond divorce—doctors, business leaders, wellness experts, spiritual teachers, entrepreneurs, researchers, and others whose insights can deepen our understanding of relationships, decision-making, child development, resilience, and personal growth.
Because divorce doesn’t happen in a vacuum.
Your health impacts your decisions.
Your finances affect your options.
Your beliefs shape your relationships.
And every conversation has the potential to reveal another piece of the puzzle, helping you better understand not only your situation, but yourself and the people you love.
Finding Clarity in the noise
When I went through my own divorce, I discovered something frustrating.
There is no shortage of advice.
Friends and family had advice. Social media had advice.
Strangers had advice. Different experts had different advice.
And while much of that advice was well-intentioned, it was often filtered through someone else’s experiences, fears, beliefs, biases, assumptions, or one-size-fits-all thinking.
It’s no wonder why I rejected a lot of it.
I often found myself wondering: How can anyone really know what’s right for me without living in my shoes?
Over the years, I’ve seen the same thing happen with many of my friends, clients and acquaintances.
A short social media post, a viral video, or a well-meaning family member can sometimes leave people feeling more fearful, more confused, or more certain about conclusions they haven’t fully explored.
Advice often points you toward someone else’s answer. Information helps you discover your own.
The reality is that divorce is rarely simple.
For many moms, one of the first questions they find themselves asking is, “How did we get here?”
It’s a natural question. When we’re in crisis, our brains search for explanations. We want to make sense of what happened, understand what we may have missed, and identify the factors that brought us to this moment.
While every relationship is unique, there are often common patterns, themes, and dynamics worth exploring. Some may feel immediately familiar. Others may challenge long-held assumptions or introduce entirely new ways of thinking.
The challenge is that sometimes our search for answers can become so consuming that it keeps us stuck—analyzing the past instead of thoughtfully considering the future.
That’s one of the reasons I created
My goal isn’t to tell you what decision to make.
It’s not to convince you to fight for your marriage.
And it’s not to encourage you to walk away.
Together, we’ll explore the known and unknown facets of marriage, divorce, child development, relationships, decision-making, health and wellness, and personal growth. Some conversations may validate what you’ve already suspected. Others may introduce ideas you’ve never considered before.
You don’t have to agree with every guest.
In fact, some of the most valuable insights come from perspectives that challenge our own.
Because the most important decisions of your life deserve more than sound bites.
They deserve curiosity. Nuance. Perspective.
I believe smart decisions start with greater awareness.
And greater awareness starts with better conversations.
What will you Learn?
How to decide whether to stay or leave
Financial mistakes to avoid
Navigating conflict and difficult personalities
How to strategically prepare for divorce
The smart way to use your attorney
Co-parenting tips
Physical & Emotional Health and Stress Management
How to protect your children
Dating and relationships after divorce
What to include in parenting plans (and what to leave out)
How hormones affect our experiences
Communication & Conflict Resolution
The exit strategy you didn’t know you needed
The latest divorce tools
Negotiation strategies
The power of manifesting in reimaging your life
Financial Planning & Wealth Building
How to build your divorce team
Spirituality, Astrology & Meaning-making during difficult times
And so much more.
Help shape the Conversation
Suggest A Topic
What would you like me to explore?
The best podcast ideas often come directly from the women living through these experiences every day.
Is there a question you’re struggling with?
A topic you wish someone would explain?
A challenge you’re facing in your divorce, co-parenting relationship, finances, healing journey, or life after divorce?
If so, I’d love to hear from you.
be a guest
Interested in being a guest?
I’m always looking for thoughtful experts, professionals, researchers, authors, and individuals with meaningful insights that can help moms make smarter decisions and navigate life’s biggest transitions.
If you believe your experience, expertise, or perspective could benefit my audience, I’d love to learn more.
Please include your background, areas of expertise, and why you believe this conversation would be valuable for moms navigating divorce and life transitions.
share your story
Your story could help someone else!
Some of the most powerful lessons don’t come from experts.
They come from people who have lived through difficult experiences and found a way forward.
If divorce, co-parenting, rebuilding your life, dating after divorce, blending families, financial recovery, or another major transition taught you something valuable, I’d love to hear your story.
You don’t need to be an expert.
You just need a story that might help another mom feel less alone.
Note: Please know that I greatly appreciate every submission and personally review each one.