Toddlers change their minds every five minutes. One minute they love something, the next minute they refuse it completely.

Comedian Liz Glazer, who recently made her debut on The Tonight Show, joins the Moms Unhinged podcast to talk about the chaos and comedy of parenting a two-year-old. Liz shares stories about toddler logic, parenting anxiety spirals, and the everyday moments that turn into stand-up material.

Before comedy, Liz was a lawyer and law professor. Now she’s raising a toddler and finding the humor in it all.

Mentioned In This Episode:

1. Instagram: @lizglazer
2. Website: Liz Glazer
3. Liz Glazer Stand-Up: The Tonight Show
4. Liz’s Comedy Special: Do You Know Who I’m Not?

After two amazing shows in Minden, Nebraska and Dodge City, Kansas, the moms gather at the Airbnb for nachos, Cabernet, and the real after-party conversation.

In this unfiltered post-show chat, Andrea Marie, Nancy Norton, and Stacy Pederson talk about the post-show high (and crash), how they turn messy mom thoughts into relatable comedy, and why saying the quiet parts out loud is so healing.

They swap stories about parenting wins and unhinged moments, debate love languages over Fritos, and reflect on the magic of women gathering to laugh.

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She thought she’d missed her window. Instead, Janae Burris became a mom at 42.

One minute it was “let’s rock the streets,” the next it was high-risk pregnancy research and confronting the realities Black women face.

Janae opens up to Andrea Marie about fear, medical bias, and processing all of it while still trying to keep a comedy career moving.

Because nothing says “career pivot” like a positive test at 41.

Mentioned In This Episode:

1. Janae Burris: Instagram | Website
2. Athena Project

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For the first time, we’re mixing things up and bringing in a comedian who isn’t on the tour.

Lynn Harris is the founder of GOLD Comedy, where women and non-binary creators build comedy careers, take classes, find community, and actually get their work seen.

We talk about why women are still told they’re “not funny,” building a standup career before kids, trying to do late-night sets after kids, and the survival strategy of watching thrillers at 3am so you don’t lose your mind during sleep training.

Comedy isn’t easy. Motherhood definitely isn’t easy. And combining the two can look a lot like pacing the block in pajamas at midnight.

About GOLD Comedy:

GOLD Comedy is an online comedy school and community for women and non-binary creators building their careers in comedy.

1. GOLD Comedy Classes
2. GOLD Comedy Club
3. Follow on Instagram @goldcomedy

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You spend years worrying about naps, screen time, and whether they’ll ever put their shoes on the right feet.

Then one day, they’re grown. And somehow… you’re still parenting.

This episode of Moms Unhinged is all about that stage no one really warns you about. Comedian Lisa Lane joins Andrea Marie to talk about raising teenagers, parenting adult kids, and learning in real time that letting go is not as simple as people make it sound.

There are boundaries, there are feelings… and there is a holiday plan that does not go as planned. And yes, a cat is involved.

Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Lisa Lane Comedy
2. Follow Lisa Lane on Instagram

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Alyce Chan still remembers the exact spot where she lost her cool as a mom. Years later, her son remembers it too.

Comedian Alyce Chan joins Andrea Marie to talk about the parenting moments that stick with us — and the work it takes to try to do things differently.

From growing up with Chinese immigrant parents who taught her that love was shown, not said, to raising kids in a completely different world, Alyce reflects on how her upbringing shaped her parenting today.

Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Follow Alyce Chan on Instagram

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Dating as a single mom is hard.

Dating as a comedian single mom with zero free nights, a mortgage, and Google at your fingertips? Absolute chaos.

This week, Andrea Marie sits down with Atlanta-based comedian Jen O'Neill to talk divorce, dating apps that feel like social experiments, and why some men are deeply unsettled by a woman who owns her own home and has jokes.

Jen shares:

1. Why she invites dates to her comedy shows as an early compatibility test
2. The moment she stopped putting “comedian” in her dating profile (spoiler: tell me a joke)
3. The Google search that ended a date instantly
4. And the parenting moment that almost broke her—when her son knocked out his adult teeth by dropping his phone on his face

If you’re dating after divorce, raising kids, or just exhausted by men who say they’re “so busy” without children… this one’s for you.

🎧 Laugh, cringe, and feel deeply seen.

Mentioned In This Episode:

1. Jen O’Neill - Instagram | TikTok
2. Listen to The Ridiculist
3. Listen to Dumb Love
4. Murder on my Bingo Card – HBOMax

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This Episode Is Sponsored By:

​​This episode is sponsored by Dear Nina: Conversations About Friendship. This is THE podcast for nuanced advice about the trickiest parts of adult friendships. Find Dear Nina anywhere you get your podcasts and follow on Instagram and TikTok at @dearninafriendship.

Some moms survived quarantine by baking bread. Tiffany Burke survived it by building gardens and making everyone work in them.

Comedian Tiffany Burke joins Andrea to talk about raising two sons twelve years apart, navigating grief and career loss, and using comedy as both an outlet and a lifeline. Plus, her most unhinged parenting moment yet—quarantine bread rage turned forced family gardening.

Mentioned In This Episode:

1. Visit Tiffany Burke’s website
2. Follow Tiffany on Instagram
3. Follow Tiffany on TikTok

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