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**This week's episode is a replay of my second ever released episode!** I wanted to replay my International Women's Day episode from last March as I think it's one of the best & most important episodes ever! In celebration of International Women's Day, Jessica dives into what makes women so awesome, some stories of amazing women through history, women in her life that are incredible, how we can empower ourselves and the women around us to be the best we can be and things women need to do better at. Please note, the giveaway mentioned in the episode is NOT applicable anymore. 

Join me in this weeks' episode where my guest, Kristin Cary, shares her journey of finding out she was pregnant and then 16 weeks into her pregnancy, discovering that her then-husband was addicted to pornography and had cheated on her. I am so grateful that Kristin came on the show to share her story of betrayal, healing, growth and resilience. Kristin is a force but she had to go through and grow through so many different things to get to where she is today. If this is something you have been through or are going through, you can always reach out to Kristin as she now works with women who have been going through/have gone through sexual betrayals of their own. If you wish to connect with Kristin in regards to the episode or chat about these topics further, please feel free to reach out to her through her social media, website or listen to her podcast: Website: living-truth.org Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Facebook: Living Truth 61 Podcast: Living Truth Podcast As always, please come join me in the Badass Moms Club Facebook group! 

Join me in this weeks' episode where my guests, Sara and Misasha from the Dear White Women podcast, share their journeys of raising biracial children and the differences in raising white-presenting kids versus black-presenting kids. Sara is a life coach and works in positive psychology and well-being. Sara is 1/2 Japanese 1/2 white and is raising 2 girls who present as white. Misasha is an attorney and is 1/2 Japanese and 1/2 white and is raising 2 boys who present as black.  I am so grateful that Sara Misahsa came on the show to open the dialogue on race, racism, raising biracial children, white privilege and more. This discussion is SO critical, regardless of what race(s) you and your children are. I know I learned so much through this episode and I'm hoping you can take a thing or two from it as well! If you wish to connect with Sara Misasha in regards to the episode or chat about these topics further, please feel free to reach out to them through their social media, website or listen to their podcast: Dear White Women Podcast: www.dearwhitewomen.com Facebook: Dear White Women podcast Website: www.dearwhitewomen.com As always, please come join me in the Badass Moms Club Facebook group! 

Join me in this week's episode where my guest, Robin Legat, shares her journey of how roller derby was the catalyst to changing her whole life! Yes, you read that right - roller derby! Robin lives in California, is a fitness coach, gym owner, an athletic aging specialist as well as the host of the Seasoned Athlete Podcast. Robin and I chat about -why training for performance over physical looks is important, how parents can get their kids involved in their activities and what parents struggle with the most when it comes to athletics...and of course, how roller derby sparked it all! If you wish to connect with Robin in regards to the episode or to chat about her services, please feel free to reach out to her through her social media or website: Website: seasonedathelete.me Instagram: robinlegat Facebook: Robin Legat As always, please come join me in the Badass Moms Club Facebook group! 

** Trigger Warning ** This episode discusses the topic of suicide. Join me in this week's episode where my guest, Tessa Stuckey, shares her journey into motherhood, having 4 kids in less than 4 years, and what sparked her to write a book on our youth's mental health. Tessa is a mom of 4 boys, a licensed therapist, author, wife and lives in Houston, Texas. I am so grateful that Tessa shared her story and professional experience with us. Tessa opens the dialogue on the 6 cultural pressures affecting our youth today and how we, as parents, can help mitigate the effects of these. The 6 cultural pressures Tessa discusses are: 1. Suicide as a Glorified Option 2. Immediate Gratification 3. Lack of Personal Connections 4. Attention Seeking 5. Social Media 6. Pressure This conversation is SO important as it's a reminder that we need to be thinking ahead and ensuring our current actions aren't going to negatively affect our children when they are older. It's also eye-opening to be reminded that suicide is a real aspect of our youths' lives but it is something that we can help prevent. If you wish to connect with Tessa in regards to the episode or to chat about her book, please feel free to reach out to her through her social media or website: Tessa's Book: For The Sake Of Our Youth Instagram: themomtherapist Facebook: Tessa Stuckey LPC Website: www.tessastuckey.com As always, please come join me in the Badass Moms Club Facebook group! 

Join me in this week's episode where my guest, Cayla Ranice, shares what it's like being a woman who does not want children nor wants to get married. Listen as Cayla talks about why she doesn't want to have kids or get married, common misconceptions and reactions towards women who don't want kids and the societal pressures put on women around marriage and children. Cayla is a Holistic Nutrition Practioner who specializes in plant-based nutrition and habit-based change. Cayla lives in Nova Scotia with her partner Attila and is also a badass mom to her cat Kote. I am so grateful that Cayla shared her story with us. Cayla's story is one we should all take note of and reflect on to see if we have any biases or thoughts around people who opt not to get married or have children. It's important that we, as a society, are inclusive and value everyone, regardless of these two decisions! If you wish to connect with Cayla in regards to the episode or to chat about her holistic nutrition practice, please feel free to reach out to her through her social media or website: Website: www.caylaranice.com Facebook: Cayla Ranice Facebook Group: Simply Balanced with Cayla Ranice Instagram: caylaranice As always, please come join me on Facebook in the Badass Moms Club group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2807530312827365 And don't forget to subscribe, rate & review! Sending you lots of love badass moms!

**Trigger Warning** This episode discusses domestic violence. Join me in this week's episode where my guest, Angela Accomando, shares her journey through domestic violence and how she turned her life story into one of healing, self-love and a passion for changing laws. Angela is an advocate for domestic violence, transformational coach for female entrepreneurs, mom to 4 kids, happily married and lives in New York. I am so grateful that Angela has shared her story with us at it's really a story of resilliance, strength and tangible change and impact on this world. Angela shows us that we are stronger than we give ourselves credit for and that we can truly do anything that we want.  If you wish to connect with Angela in regards to the episode or to chat about her transformational coaching practice, please feel free to reach out to her through her social media or website: Facebook: Angela Accomando Instagram: angelaaccomando Website: www.angelaaccomando.com You can purchase the book You Can Heal Your Life by Louise Hay which was referenced in the show. As always, please come join me on Facebook in the Badass Moms Club group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2807530312827365 And don't for get to subscribe, rate & review! Sending you lots of love badass moms!

Welcome to 2021 badass moms! I am so excited about 2021 as there are SO many amazing episodes coming your way. Today's episode is all about the secret to happiness....sounds amazing, right?! I have badass mom, Naphtali Roberts, on the show! Naphtali is a creative success coach, licensed marriage & family therapist, mom to 3 kids, and wife to a creative entrepreneur. We chat all about: - what women are generally taught when it comes to "success" and "being successful" - how society communicates with women & how women are taught to communicate - the difference in how we communicate with our daughters vs sons - time optimization & why it's better than time management - increasing our happiness by limiting our choices - how to go about limiting your choices - Naphtali's journey to stop eating healthy - being diagnosed with Hashimotos Disease - disordered eating patterns she had while trying to be "healthy" - her biggest tips for moms As always, make sure you check out Naphtali on social media as well as her podcast: Instagram: naphtalivroberts Podcast: The Thriving Creative Podcast And make sure to come join me on Instagram and in the new Facebook group: Instagram: @_badassmomsclub Facebook Group: Badass Moms Club

2020 was one helluva year. It was good. It was bad. It was fun. It was stressful. It really was everything packed into 1 year! Today's episode is a recap of my 2020! Everything from Esmé, to my business, the podcast, becoming an author, 5 years with Emmanuel, my social media break and more.  Buckle up and put your headphones in to hear what 2020 brought for me and what 2021 is looking like! As always, don't forget to subscribe, rate & review so you never miss an episode and help me out! And come join me on Instagram: @_badassmomsclub.  PSSTTTTTT - before you go, I have a special announcement to make. Badass Moms Club podcast is looking for a co-host!! SO EXCITING. Want to join me every week behind the mic normalizing motherhood? If so, please email me so we can chat: [email protected]

Welcome to the Christmas Eve Eve episode with badass, weird mom Chelsie Washington! Chelsie lives in Dallas, Texas with her husband and her son, Wade, who is 4. Chelsie is an academic advisor as well as a podcaster! She is the host of the Weird Mom Podcast.  On today's episode, Chelsie and I chat about:  Identity as people and mothersHow did Chelsie learn more about herselfMom guilt around trying to work on herselfHow she gets out of a bad moodMeditationHow she was parented vs how she parents nowAs always, make sure you head on over to Chelsie's social media and podcast:  Weird Mom Podcast: https://weirdmompodcast.com/ Instagram: weirdmompod Facebook: Chelsie Washington Lastly, don't forget to come join me on Instagram @_badassmomsclub