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FTK Moms Podcast

FTK Moms Podcast

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 Motherhood is messy, hilarious, exhausting, and sometimes a little inappropriate — and that’s exactly what you’ll get here.

FTK Moms isn’t your picture-perfect parenting podcast. Around here, FTK can mean F**k Them Kids, For Them Kids, or Forgive Them Kids — because let’s be honest, we’ve all felt all three at some point.

Hosted by two moms who know that motherhood is equal parts chaos and comedy, each episode dives into the real, raw, and unfiltered truths of raising kids while trying to hold onto yourself. From toddler meltdowns (theirs and ours) to mom guilt, postpartum struggles, marriage, friendships, and the surprising moments that make it all worth it — nothing is off-limits.

This is the podcast for moms who want to feel seen, heard, and reminded that they’re not alone. No filters. No fluff. Just big laughs, honest confessions, and a little therapy between friends.So whether you’re hiding in the bathroom, stuck in the never-ending carpool line, or savoring five sacred minutes of silence — plug in, pour a glass (wine, coffee, or both), and join the conversation.


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Episodes
  • Mama Bear Mode: Don’t Mess With My Kids | Millie’s Real Talk on Raising 4

    Mama Bear Mode: Don’t Mess With My Kids | Millie’s Real Talk on Raising 4
    Apr 30 2026
    This week on the FTK Moms Podcast, we sit down with Millie — a proud mama bear of four — for a real, unfiltered conversation about parenting with instinct, strength, and a whole lot of love.

    Millie shares her journey navigating homeschooling vs. public school, managing different age gaps, and figuring out what actually works for her family. From trying to follow parenting books to shutting down unsolicited advice, she talks about the moment she fully stepped into her “don’t mess with my kids” mindset.

    Her biggest takeaway? Kids don’t need perfection — they need to feel loved, heard, understood… and protected.

    If you’ve ever felt judged, overwhelmed, or second-guessed as a mom, this episode is your reminder to trust yourself and stand firm in what’s best for your children.

    ✨ In This Episode We Talk About:
    • Homeschool vs. public school decisions
    • Parenting kids with different age gaps
    • The reality of parenting books vs. real life
    • Handling unsolicited advice with confidence
    • “Don’t mess with my kids” energy & boundaries
    • Why kids need to feel loved, heard, and understood
    This conversation is a reminder that kids don’t need perfection — they need to feel loved, heard, understood… and protected.

    🎧 Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts
    👉 Subscribe for real, raw, and unfiltered conversations about motherhood.
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    57 mins
  • She’s a Mom of 7… and Still Chose Herself | Healing, Joy & Motherhood with Elaine

    She’s a Mom of 7… and Still Chose Herself | Healing, Joy & Motherhood with Elaine
    Apr 22 2026
    This week on the FTK Moms Podcast, we sit down with Elaine — a mom of seven and beauty pageant queen — who shares her powerful perspective on motherhood, healing, and finding joy again.

    Raising seven kids comes with its own level of chaos, responsibility, and sacrifice. But Elaine opens up about something even deeper — the importance of healing yourself as a mom, so you don’t pass unhealed wounds onto your children.

    From navigating the demands of a large family to rediscovering what brings her happiness, Elaine shares how she’s learned to prioritize growth, self-awareness, and joy in the middle of motherhood.

    ✨ In This Episode We Talk About:
    • What it’s really like raising 7 kids
    • The importance of healing yourself as a mom
    • Breaking generational patterns
    • Finding joy in the middle of busy motherhood
    • Making space for yourself without guilt
    • Balancing identity, motherhood, and personal growth

    This conversation is a reminder that motherhood isn’t just about raising kids — it’s also about growing, healing, and evolving as a woman.

    If you’ve ever felt like you’ve lost yourself or needed to pour back into you, this episode will meet you right where you are.

    🎧 Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts
    👉 Subscribe for real, raw, and unfiltered conversations about motherhood.
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    54 mins
  • “I Don’t Even Know Who I Am Anymore” | Losing Yourself as a Mom & Finding Your Way Back

    “I Don’t Even Know Who I Am Anymore” | Losing Yourself as a Mom & Finding Your Way Back
    Apr 15 2026
    This week on the FTK Moms Podcast, Alicia and Winter get real about something so many moms feel but don’t always say out loud — losing yourself in motherhood.

    Somewhere between the diapers, schedules, responsibilities, and showing up for everyone else… you look up and wonder:👉 Who am I outside of being a mom?

    In this episode, we talk about the identity shift that happens in motherhood — how easy it is to pour into everyone else while slowly losing sight of yourself in the process.

    From feeling disconnected from who you used to be, to figuring out how to rediscover yourself again, this conversation is honest, vulnerable, and deeply relatable.

    ✨ In This Episode We Talk About:
    • The identity shift that comes with becoming a mom
    • Losing yourself in the day-to-day of motherhood
    • Feeling like you’ve put your own needs last
    • The pressure to be everything for everyone
    • What it looks like to find yourself again
    • Giving yourself permission to grow and evolve

    This episode is for the mom who feels like she’s lost a part of herself — and is ready to start finding her way back. You’re still in there. 💛

    🎧 Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts

    👉 Subscribe for real, raw, and unfiltered conversations about motherhood.
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    1 hr and 1 min
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