What In The Dang Heck

Hi! I’ve been listening to this podcast for 4 years, and it is the only podcast I don’t miss an episode of. These ladies are hilarious, candid, and above all led by the Holy Spirit. They are great examples of what it looks like to strive for holiness while having fun and connecting with others in this world . The most relatable hot mess express that’s heading in the best direction! If you’re a Catholic or Christian woman, there are many lessons and laughs to be had from this show.

The podcast has been very beneficial spiritually/mentally/emotionally within the last year! I graduated college May of 2023, accepted a new ministry job which required me to start fundraising, and moved overseas to Germany to start said job ministering to military kids. There has been a lot of hard transitions and it has been a huge help for me to know that somebody understands. I don’t think I’ve both laughed and cried so much while listening to another podcast!

This week’s episode was my favorite yet. I’ve been listening for a few years now, but this one came just when I needed it and I had to review saying thank you. I am 4 months pregnant with my first abs this was just the sort of conversation I needed to hear. I greatly appreciate the dialogue on how you made your sleep decisions and hearing how different things worked for each of you was super helpful in setting my expectations. Thank you!

The way I laugh out loud and also dive so deep into my faith and relationships (to God self and family) at the same time when I listen to this show is unmatched. Thank you Meg and CeCe for being so unapologetically and radically Catholic, you ladies are inspiring…And so refreshingly self aware. I could go on and on about the good qualities these ladies have and pour into this show but do yourself a favor and just listen.

I am a big podcast listener, faithful Catholic, and mother of many. I have tried repeatedly to like this podcast; however, the advice given on this show is from women who are brand new in their journeys of marriage and motherhood and it’s quite evident. The young ladies seem to have good hearts and intentions, but those things do not make up for lack of experience. I would caution women listening to this to seek counsel and wisdom from women who have lived out the vocation of being a wife/mother for more than a few years.

I would caution women against following their marriage or parenting advice too closely. A lot of their advice seems misguided, immature (by the fact that they’ve only been married/parents for relatively short amounts of time), and too focused on following advice they’ve heard to T instead of living out how the present moment has called them. For those seeking good marriage or parenting advice, I would look to older couples who have children out of the house who have remained in the Faith or at least in a stable place in life. Or who have been married at least longer than 10 years. Praying for happy, healthy marriages and families for you all!