We thought it would be fun to end season four by revisiting some of our most loved episodes. Today is Ashlee’s favorite, where we unpack why motherhood feels so isolating sometimes. Whether you’re new to motherhood altogether or a veteran mom who hasn’t found her tribe yet, we hope you can relate to this vulnerable conversation and walk away inspired to put yourself out there. Plus, you won’t want to miss the episode’s update intro and wrap up, with Indiana, April, and Ashlee’s last chat together.

Show Notes

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Mentioned in this episode:

How it feels listening to podcasts

Book: Never Unfriended

Book: Women are Scary: The Totally Awkward Adventure of Finding Mom Friends

MOPS

Peanut - app to meet moms

Related previous episodes:

Motherhood + Social Media
Making Mom Friends with Melanie Dale

Related essays:

The Less I Bring
Fail-Safe Friends
Velveeta + Vulnerability
Being The Village
Getting Her Number 

Show credits: 

Hosted by Indiana Adams, Ashlee Gadd, and April Hoss, produced by Katie Leipprandt, edited by Kyle Cummings, content managed by Jennifer Batchelor.

Click here for more information on the two mini-series projects we’re dreaming up for 2020!