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Two Time Zones and Tantrums

Two Time Zones and Tantrums

di Courtney Fultz and Amy Onesty

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You Can't Get Rid Of Us!

We’re back!! 💛 After a little week (okay… maybe two 😅) off thanks to Spring Break in New Jersey and Amy pushing through a bit of a mental slump while juggling college life—we’re finally back behind the mic. And trust us… you’re not getting rid of us that easily. This episode is all about catching up. We’re recapping our weekend (as best as we can), celebrating some exciting moments, and just letting ourselves yap a little—because sometimes you just need that. Thanks so much for sticking with us and giving us grace while we took a breather. We’ve got more recordings coming your way this week, so stay tuned! Let’s get into it 🎙️✨

Weekend Recap & Yap: Homework, Holidays & Mom Life Chaos

Introducing our newest Monday segment… Weekend Recap & Yap 🎙️✨ Every Monday, tune in as we highlight the real-life chaos, laughs, and little moments from our weekends—because let’s be honest, there’s always something to talk about 😅 This week we’re getting into the mix of college homework, baseball practices, and prepping for Easter weekend 🐣⚾️📚 We’re also opening up about the emotional side of co-parenting during holidays—because sharing those moments isn’t always easy, and we know so many of you can relate 💛 Plus, we’re chatting sleepovers, mom life chaos, and everything in between. And listen closely… you might hear one of our littlest listeners, Jaxson Onesty, popping in to say hi 🥹💙 Make it part of your Monday routine and tune in for our weekend highlights + yap session—you won’t want to miss it ✨

Between Practices, Pressure, and Parenthood

This week, we’re talking about the reality of raising kids in today’s world—where everything feels bigger, busier, and more intense than it used to be. From baseball, sports, and competitions to dance and school pressures, it’s no longer just “kids being kids.” We open up about the struggle of making mom friends (even when it feels forced), dealing with bullying, and trying to navigate a childhood that looks nothing like the one we had. It’s a blessing and a curse watching them grow up in this environment—but at the end of the day, we’re learning to embrace every messy, emotional, and beautiful part of motherhood.

Single Moms, Bad Dates & Finally Getting It Right

In Episode 4 of Two Time Zones and Tantrums, we get real about our single mom era. We’re talking about what life actually looked like raising toddlers while walking away from toxic relationships and trying to rebuild our lives from the ground up. From the emotional chaos to the hilarious moments that only single moms dating can understand, nothing is off limits in this episode. We share some of our most awkward and funny dating stories, the ups and downs of navigating life with a kid while figuring ourselves out, and how we eventually met the husbands we have today. But beyond the laughs, we also talk about the real side of healing—how you can move forward from the trauma left behind by toxic relationships and build something healthier for yourself and your family. This episode is messy, honest, a little unhinged, and full of the kind of conversations you usually only have with your closest friends. If you’ve ever had a chaotic dating phase, survived a toxic relationship, or wondered how anyone manages single motherhood with toddlers… this one is for you.

Burnt Out and Over it- Let's talk motherhood.

Motherhood is beautiful… and exhausting. In this episode, we’re getting real about the redundancy, the mental load, and what it feels like to be absolutely burnt out. The never-ending laundry. The constant snack requests. The “Mom, Mom, Mom” on repeat. And here’s your reminder: it is OKAY to not do the house for a day. It is OKAY to look at your kids and say, “Ask Dad.” You are allowed to rest. You are allowed to reset. You cannot pour from an empty cup, and you deserve to be the best version of yourself — refreshed, not resentful. We’re talking about motherhood, boundaries, burnout, and giving yourself permission to breathe. And of course… we yap a little too, because this is a safe space. We also share updates on our giveaway and remind you how much your support means to us. Make sure you’re following us on Apple Podcasts and check out our Patreon for exclusive content and behind-the-scenes moments. If you’ve been feeling stretched thin lately — this one’s for you. 🤍

The Art Of Letting Go

In this episode of Two Time Zones and Tantrums, we’re diving into something every parent eventually faces — watching our kids grow up and learning the art of letting go. We talk about the bittersweet reality of raising independent humans, trusting that they’ll make good decisions, and navigating that constant pull between holding on and stepping back. We share Knox’s return home from Texas and all the stories from his baseball adventures — the growth, the excitement, and what it’s like watching him chase his dreams. We also open up about Isabella — coparenting, the real-life challenges that come with it, and the ongoing journey of managing her medical issues while keeping life moving forward. This episode is raw, honest, and a little hectic — just like family life tends to be. Join us as we unpack the chaos, the pride, the worry, and the beauty of raising kids who are growing up right before our eyes. Because sometimes the hardest part of parenting… is learning how to let go.

Welcome To the Shit show

In Two Time Zones & Tantrums, we explore the beautifully messy intersection of motherhood, relationships, distance, and personal growth. Living life across two time zones brings its own challenges — but so does raising children, maintaining connection, and holding onto your identity. Through honest conversations, vulnerable storytelling, and moments of humor and heart, we share the realities behind the highlight reel. Because real life isn’t curated — it’s lived.