When Reality Hits with Brittany Cartwright - Podcast Rankings and reviews

The way you talk about your son is beautiful. You are doing everything right for him. So many parents shame their children for being “different” and the way you advocate for him and speak about him as a whole person (and not just his developmental differences) is so heartwarming and important. You’re a wonderful mother.

Love y’all’s podcast. It’s always my first pick in my up next queue. BUT please stop arguing and nitpicking (sorry to say, Britt - not that you are unjustified). Take that out in therapy. Jax do better. You locked down a saint. Look in the mirror and don’t let her go! Other than that, I love the banter and personal interactions. Never feels like an interview, just friends catching up. It’s also nice how your guests are never too far fetched. They make sense and are applicable to your audience.

Updating… I find myself skipping over the weeks with B and always getting a good laugh from Jax. He doesn’t take himself seriously and honestly, his silly banter is the best distraction in a busy day.

I absolutely love this podcast! I’m a new listener and a mom and I find Brittany’s strength to be so inspiring, I love her openness! I’m now a subscriber and look forward to every week! Keep being awesome Brittany!

Love this fresh start with Brittany! She is so dang relatable, open, raw and tells it like it is with still having grace! Can't wait for all the fun topics she's going to dive into! As a mom of three children; this pod is what I listen to during my "me time" and it's the best!

I wanted to give this podcast a chance now that Jax is not a part of it, but it’s really hard to listen to.

The first episode with Kristin was super frustrating because Kristin kept interrupting and Brittney never got through the list of lies She was going to debunk. 100% Kristin’s fault, but at the same time, Brittney has no backbone to stick up for herself or run her own show.

Second episode, even worse. The nonstop, laughing, (the fake laughing) was impossible. I had no idea what they were even talking about because the laughing, giggling, chuckling and guffawing was interrupting the conversation. It not only made it hard to hear, but what they were talking about, wasn’t even funny.

I understand laughing may be a response to nervousness, but again, podcasts are not for everyone. But talking about The Valley and her personal life will at least keep people listening and checking in.

PS. Ex-specially is not a word. And it’s not whenEver, it’s just WHEN.

I’ve been a regular listener, but I’m disappointed the podcast turned political this week. Brittany’s feeling are valid and how she expressed them was fine. But “let’s be real” - I didn’t press play on this week’s episode to find out who Zack thinks is qualified to hold a political office or not.