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Mommy Has Questions.

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With heart, analysis and experience, Mommy Has Questions examines the evolution of motherhood and challenges expectations to create a world where we all thrive. Your exhaustion isn't personal, it's cultural.

Join Cristina, a career professional turned stay-at-home mom, and the Among Other Things co-founders as they connect your daily overwhelm to decades of policies that depend on mothers doing it all. This is where shame becomes solidarity, where private struggles reveal public patterns, and where women discover they're not broken - the system is.

Mommy Has Questions is presented by Among Other Things, a vibrant moms collective dedicated to driving cultural change for all women.

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  • S2E3: What’s It Like Being a Stay-at-Home Dad?

    S2E3: What’s It Like Being a Stay-at-Home Dad?
    Nov 20 2025

    🎙️ Season 2, Episode 3: What's It Like Being a Stay-at-Home Dad?

    An Honest Conversation About Fatherhood, Caregiving, and What It Means to Be a Man Today

    In this eye-opening episode, Cristina and Tiffany welcome a longtime friend and truly special guest, Matt Groff — a stay-at-home father, primary caregiver, writer, literary critic, puppeteer, and blogger. Matt brings a deeply honest, thoughtful, and often surprising perspective on caregiving, identity, masculinity, and partnership in modern America.

    This conversation follows Episode 2, where we asked: What do young men in America actually need today? Now, we flip the lens inward and explore caregiving and masculinity from the lived experience of a full-time dad who chose this role, joyfully.

    This conversation widens the lens on masculinity, caregiving, and gender norms. It asks listeners to rethink old assumptions, recognize caregiving as human work rather than “women’s work,” and imagine a future where both men and women have the freedom to build purpose and family on their own terms.

    🗣️ What We Talk About:

    - Identity, masculinity & purpose

    - Caregiving is not a “women’s issue”

    - Generational shifts in how people react to a stay-at-home dad

    - Partnership & redefining the provider role

    - The “men in crisis” narrative & why it’s being blamed on women

    - Loneliness, community & adult connection

    🎓 References:

    The Prof G Pod with Jonathan Haidt and Richard Reeves

    Scott Galloway

    Jonathan Haidt

    Richard Reeves

    Joe Hudson

    🎤 Meet Our Guest:

    Matt Groff - Stay-at-Home Father · Short story writer · Literary critic · Puppeteer · Blogger

    👯‍♀️ Meet Your Hosts:

    Cristina Sansone – Public health pro turned full-time stay-at-home mom of three

    Tiffany Hodges – Multimedia Creator and mom of one

    🌐 Find Us Everywhere:

    linktr.ee/momsamongotherthings

    🔑 Keywords:

    Stay-at-home dad, caregiving, masculinity, gender roles, fatherhood, parenting, partnership, identity, emotional labor, modern families, purpose, men and caregiving, social expectations, community, isolation, redefining masculinity

    📣 Sponsored By: Poppy — the voice note memory app for modern moms. Use promo code MommyHasPoppy for 3 months free at checkout.
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    39 m
  • S2E2: What Do Young Men Need?

    S2E2: What Do Young Men Need?
    Nov 13 2025

    🎙️ Season 2, Episode 2: What Do Young Men Need?

    How Patriarchy is Failing Our Boys (and Men Too)

    In this episode of Mommy Has Questions, the moms dig into one of today’s most pressing and complex cultural topics: the crisis of young men. Inspired by a conversation on The Prof G Pod with Jonathan Haidt and Richard Reeves, Cristina, Tiffany, Jamie, and Jess unpack what’s really going on with men aged 18–34 — and what they actually need from society, from women, and from themselves.

    They explore how patriarchy is failing men too, why emotional regulation is missing from male conditioning, and how structural inequality and economic stagnation have left a generation feeling lost. From “boys will be boys” to pay gaps and parental leave, this episode dives deep into how we can all — together — redefine strength, connection, and masculinity for the next generation.

    🗣️ What We Talk About:

    Why young men (18–34) are struggling in today’s culture

    How patriarchy harms men emotionally as much as it limits women socially

    What boys actually learn about emotion — and what they don’t

    The generational and economic roots of male frustration

    Why women are “blaming the system,” not men

    How to model emotional intelligence and healthy masculinity for our sons

    The myth of “boys will be boys” and what it costs all of us

    🎓 References:

    The Prof G Pod with Jonathan Haidt and Richard Reeves

    Scott Galloway

    Jonathan Haidt

    Richard Reeves

    Joe Hudson

    👯‍♀️ Meet Your Hosts:

    Cristina Sansone – Public health pro turned full-time stay-at-home mom of three

    Jamie Dennison – Corporate real estate exec and mom of two

    Jess Kahn Marks – Former engineer and mom of two

    Tiffany Hodges – Multimedia Creator and mom of one

    🌐 Find Us Everywhere:

    linktr.ee/momsamongotherthings

    🔑 Keywords:

    toxic masculinity, boyhood, empathy, parenting, emotional intelligence, gender roles, modern fatherhood, loneliness epidemic, raising boys, feminism, motherhood, identity

    📣 Sponsored By: Poppy — the voice note memory app for modern moms. Use promo code MommyHasPoppy for 3 months free at checkout.
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    46 m
  • S1E10: Is There A War On Women

    S1E10: Is There A War On Women
    Jun 19 2025
    📋 Show Notes:🎙️ Episode 10: Is There A War On WomenSubtitle: Anti-Woman Policies and Cultural BacklashIn this urgent and powerful episode of Mommy Has Questions, the moms break down what’s really happening behind the rise in anti-woman policies, cultural backlash, and legislative assaults on bodily autonomy. From systemic violence and political maneuvering to erasure in medicine and media, the conversation dives deep into what it means to be a woman—and a mother—in a country where rights are being stripped in real time.Cristina and the moms make the case: this isn’t isolated. This is coordinated. And moms, we need to be loud. Because raising kids in this culture means we can’t afford to stay quiet.🗣️ What We Talk About:Why violence against women is not rare, but systemicThe culture of silence around abuse, assault, and powerHow policies are rolling back women’s rights post-RoeThe role of guns, pregnancy, and the failure of VAWAThe politicization of maternal healthHow “gender ideology” is being weaponized against womenThe rise of manosphere influencers and “alpha male” rhetoricWhy this moment calls for urgent, unapologetic resistance📚 References:Horne , Marvin. “Initial Guidance Regarding President Trump’s Executive ...,” 30 Jan. 2025, Accessed 19 June 2025. Bedekovics, Greta, and Sydney Bryant. “The Save Act Would Disenfranchise Millions of Citizens.” Center for American Progress, 28 Mar. 2025, Nietzel, Michael T. “Women Continue to Outpace Men in College Enrollment and Graduation.” Forbes, Forbes Magazine, 8 Aug. 2024, Baird, Addy, and Emily Anderson Stern “Mike Lee’s Save Act Is Unlikely to Get through the Senate. but Is It Already Working?” . The Salt Lake Tribune, 30 May 2025,Cultural Shifts. Greenhouse, L. (2022, July 4). We are not going back to the time before Roe; we are going somewhere worse. The New Yorker. US Abortion Laws. BBC News. (2021, November 2). US abortion laws: What’s at stake in the Supreme Court case. BBC News.Covid 19 Reproductive Health. Moghaddam, S., & Dastgheib, M. (2020). A comprehensive review of the impact of COVID-19 on reproductive health. PubMed Central. Miscarriage Charges. Unga, B. (2025, January 16). Ohio woman charged after miscarriage sues City of Warren, Mercy Health in federal court. Ohio Capital Journal. Women as Incubators. NPR. (2025, May 20). A brain-dead pregnant woman is being kept on life support, raising legal questions. NPR.Toxicity In Schools. O'Keeffe, G. (2024, April). Toxicity in schools: A comprehensive report. Anti-Bullying Centre. Pregnancy Related Deaths. Harvard Gazette. (2025, April 12). U.S. pregnancy-related deaths continuing to rise. Harvard Gazette.2024 Election. AP News. (2025, June 1). Trump, Harris, and women's rights in the 2024 election. AP News.National Women's Law Center. (2025). Project 2025: A blueprint for attacking EMTALA protections and denying emergency abortion care. National Women’s Law Center. Emergency Abortion Access. The Washington Post. (2025, June 4). New EMTALA guidance could hinder emergency abortion access. The Washington Post. Manosphere. NBC News. (2025, May 18). Adolescence and the manosphere: The rise of toxic masculinity on Netflix. NBC News.Among Other Things Substack: The War on Women👯‍♀️ Meet Your Hosts:Cristina Sansone – Public health pro turned full-time stay-at-home mom of three Jamie Dennison – Corporate exec and mom of twoJess Kahn Marks – Former engineer and mom of twoTiffany Hodges – Writer, actor, filmmaker, and mom of one 🔗 Find Us Everywhere💬 Want to share your story or ask a question? hello@momsamongotherthings.com🔑 Keywords:women’s rights, gender equity, maternal health, violence against women, feminism, war on women, manosphere, reproductive justice, bodily autonomy, motherhood, policy, parenting, advocacy, allyship, no-fault divorce, guns and abuse, gender roles
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