Kari and Elisabeth from @sexhugsandcinnamonrolls begin the conversation regarding crisis schooling in a pandemic, being a working mom in the midst of quarantining with your school age children and the importance of compassion for all as we navigate the new normal.

Just a random conversation between Kari and Barret deep into the 2020 quarantine. Haircuts, music, parenting, Mother’s Day and SCHITT’S CREEK!

Kari reflects on her goals and dreams for 2020. The year started off strong but what happened when a global pandemic unexpectedly occurred? Did she give up?

Kari and Barret talk about adjusting to their new normal while moving during a pandemic, coparenting during a Covid-19 outbreak and the ways they make sure to take care of themselves and each other during a trying time.

Kari and Barret check in about the state of their world amidst the coronavirus pandemic. They welcome two special guests - their dog, Leia, who provides background barking and Barret’s ego which has greatly inflated as a result of COVID19.

Kari and her husband Barret discuss how their parents’ marriages affected their view on marriage, how they’ve grown since each being married once before and what they hope for in their marriage to each other.

Kari and Renee dive into how difficult it can be blending families and parenting with exes and stepparents. What would the ideal involvement be from a stepmom? What advice is there for bio moms and stepmoms to parent together peacefully? Is that possible or more importantly, is that even necessary? Don’t forget to check out the podcast Kari mentions called Husband In Law!

Kari and Liz chat about the importance of finding your tribe in motherhood. Having a support system is beneficial for you and your kids in so many ways. Your village is there to help you balance your many roles - mom only being one of them. Also, fun fact - Kari learns a lesson about sitting near the mic to record. You’re welcome.

Join Kari and her best friend, Shiloh, as they discuss what it means to be brave, times they have had to show courage, and if it’s even worth it at all to be vulnerable and walk through the fire.