Kindred Conversations

Confidence in Motherhood

Our last episode before we say farewell to Britt. 🤍 Recorded before either of us knew!

Summer Blues: what worked this season and some BTS of Kindred

In this episode we discuss what worked this summer season and what we gave up. We talk about how it was different from summers past. We also dive into a behind the scenes

Hosting Meaningful Gatherings + Fulfilling Female Friendships

This episode is a mix of submissions from listeners as well as tips from a previous live presentation we gave on hosting meaningful gatherings. We are both so passionate

Navigating Friendships and Friendship Culture as a Mom

In this episode we discuss questions submitted by listeners on making friends, shifting friendship culture, initiating get togethers, and more.

The gift that is not being able to do it all!

In this episode we chat about: - How not being able to do it all ends up being a good thing as our kids learn to manage their own tasks - Being thoughtful in your frien

MARCH

Talking mostly about mom guilt: when to listen to it and when to let it go. We also spend some time talking about spouse’s birthdays and birthday preferences as parents.

We're Back, Baby!

Chatting what we’ve changed our minds on since last recording (a year ago), learning to enjoy early motherhood, a little valentines mindset shift on how to benefit your m

All Things Spring: spring break, spring style, spring cleaning

Chatting all things spring in this episode! We talk about how we did spring break as well as highs and lows, what we’re loving style wise this spring, and how we’re tackl

Surviving the First Trimester

Submission Episode! We asked for both your practical tips and mindset shifts that are helpful when you are in the midst of survival mode during the first trimester. In

Creating in Motherhood with Hailey Devine

In this episode we welcome a highly anticipated guest -- Hailey Devine! Hailey is a creator at heart and shares about inspiring creativity in her three daughters and maki

Being an Emotionally Mature Adult with The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins

Book Club Episode! This episode is all about our favorite takeaways and thoughts on The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins. We talk about how it applies to parenting, adult

Paris and London Trip Recap!

We are chatting all about Britt’s latest trip sans kids. We talk about logistics of making it work, itinerary, and favorite spots! Join us on Instagram @kindred_convers

A Conversation with Brimley McGrath

Brimley is a creator that shares everyday home life, fashion, and navigating life after loss. In our conversation we talk about her experience losing her daughter and con

Submission Episode: Systems That Work in Your Home!

Submission Episode! We took your submissions for systems that work in your home to ease some of the burden of household work. We talk about laundry routines, grocery runs

Life Update! Talking about a recent surprise!

In this episode we talk through a major surprise Paris has been processing recently! Thanks for joining us this week, we’re here every Friday💗

Things We Do In Our Marriages That Work💗

Happy Valentine’s Day!! For today’s episode we decided to break down a few of the things we choose to do in our marriages that serve us well. We talk about roles, expect

An Ode to Gals 💗

What better way to celebrate galentines than an ode to the gals?? In this episode we delve into our favorite parts of female friendships! We talk about the fun, vulnerab

2025 Ins & Outs

With January coming to an end we thought we would include one final new year episode! We asked our listeners for their lists of ins & outs for 2025 as well as compiled li

Talking: Kids Sports & Activities and Permission to Redesign Your Life as Needed

We wanted to finish our thoughts on Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne, specifically surrounding childhood sports and extracurriculars. We talk about what activities

Book Club Episode!! Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne

Book Club Episode!! Simplicity Parenting by Kim John Payne We loved this book and felt either around the Holidays or at the beginning of the year felt like the most appr