I love the content of this podcast but the audio needs to be addressed. It is almost impossible to listen because you have to keep turning the volume up on the guest and the volume down on the hosts.

I love this podcast!! And the episode with her daughter is amazing and so important for everyone to hear!

I want to give this a higher rating but can’t hear properly. The last episode is a good example. Several people talking but could only hear one or two clearly. I could not even hear the guest. Having to turn the volume up and down over and over makes listening problematic.

You girls are doing a great job in the continent is wonderful! My only suggestion is working on the audio, I listen in my car and have to turn my radio all the way up to max volume in order to hear your voices. Your intro, on the other hand is normal volume so it ends up, blasting my eardrums out because I’ve had to turn the volume so high to listen.

This podcast is so down to earth and relatable. The two hosts have great chemistry and are able to take very difficult topics and talk about them in ways that we all (well, I’m speaking for myself) can understand and relate to our own lives. They get the most compelling pieces from their guests’ stories that keep listeners intrigued and learning the whole time. I highly recommend this podcast to anyone who wants to be moved to make positive changes in their lives.

Nice podcast. Enjoy the content. Please work on the audio content. The introduction is normal volume but most episodes the voice content is super low. It’s hard to hear unless volume turned all the way up. Not sure if it’s the recording equipment?

I am so glad to have found this charming, honest look at moms and sobriety. I am three weeks sober and love hearing such similar stories and relating to everything. Thank you for sharing!

Amazing thanks for the love!

I am so grateful to these women for telling their stories. They are funny, warm and brutal honest. I am glad this podcast has hit the scene.

Kim and Catherine make their listeners feel like old friends. With their warmth, humor and intelligence they beautifully chronicle the realities of living without alcohol while raising children and running a household.