Season 1
With Friends Like These Who Needs Pet Peeves
Mind Your Ps and Qs and Your Theys and Thems
Girl Code
Tits Up, Titanic Down
Love Language: Quality Time
If I've Taught You Nothing Else...
We Think You'll Love These
But...Why?!
Ice Ice Breakers
Welcome to this episode where we delve into the timeless debate of friends versus significant others. Along the way, we also discuss common pet peeves that we all can relate to. Additionally, you will hear some interesting personal stories, including Christina's unforgettable experience of almost getting into a fight with her stepdad over a bowl of cereal when she was only 11 years old. Tune in now!
Why do some adults, and particularly parents, find it difficult to admit when they are wrong, especially when it comes to their children? Additionally, why do some people have a hard time respecting other individuals’ pronouns? Despite being told numerous times, why can't the older generation stop making comments about our bodies? This episode will discuss all of these topics and more.
Christina and Piper are back with a brand new episode of their podcast and this time, they're talking about the ultimate code that every girl needs to know - the Girl Code! From keeping each other safe to dating drama, these two hilarious ladies spill all the secrets of what it takes to be a true BFF. Tune in and listen to this unfiltered conversation between a mother and her daughter! And if you're looking to up your girl power game, then you definitely don't want to miss out on this episode. So, grab your coffee, sit back and relax, because this podcast is about to be your new go-to for all things girl talk.
In this episode, Christina emphasizes the importance of teaching your children the correct anatomical terms for their body parts. She highlights the dangers of making them feel ashamed of their bodies. Christina also mentions her all-time favorite show, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, talks about why Rachel Brosnahan is queen of the world and explains why it's crucial to teach your sons accountability. Additionally, Piper talks about her Roman Empire, The Titanic, her everyday struggle with flat-earthers at school, and why she will always stand up to bullies of any age. Tune in to learn more!
Welcome to the latest episode of our mother-daughter podcast, where we dive deep into the five love languages and explore how they can help you connect with your teen. In this episode, we demonstrate how we use one of these love languages to stay connected with each other on a regular basis and create meaningful memories that last a lifetime. Through our discussion, we show that not all conversations with your teen need to be serious to be impactful. By learning to have fun and relax, you can strengthen your bond with your teen and create a lasting relationship. Tune in to our podcast and learn how to connect with your teen through the power of love languages.
Get ready for an exciting episode where Christina flips the script and puts her 13-year-old daughter, Piper, in the hot seat. Piper will be answering some thought-provoking questions that will make you think twice about your own perspectives. It's an episode you won't want to miss!
On this episode, Christina and Piper discuss their favorite movies and TV shows together, explaining why they find them so compelling and why they believe you would too. From funny to heartwarming, they've got the best suggestions for your next movie night or binge-worthy shows to bring you and your teens closer.
Piper discusses some negative habits that parents might not realize they are doing, which can have long-term effects on their children. She also shares some insights into how young children can begin to internalize negative things that their parents say.
We wanted to make the episode a little more fun and lighthearted, but our main goal was to demonstrate how easy it can be to communicate with your teenager. If you only talk to them about serious or stressful matters, they will eventually avoid talking to you altogether. Even if the things they want to discuss might seem trivial to you, it's important to remember that they simply want to talk to you, and if you don't find their interests engaging, they will feel discouraged. By engaging with your teenager on smaller topics, you can eventually build trust and open the door to more meaningful conversations.
In this episode, Christina talks about what she thinks about Piper's friends and why she doesn't give Piper a time limit on texting her friends. To our surprise, most of the episode is made up of a cameo from our mischievous black cat, Binx, who has an unnatural attachment to his woman, Piper.