​The Corona Virus, or COVID-19 has turned the world upside down, but in spite of it all we have managed to carry on.  Last week we spoke with three moms about how they and their families are coping with sudden change.
Courtney a wife and mom of four children  was in the midst of a home remodel.
Sheila a wife and mom to two preteens lives in an apartment in NYC and lacks a private backyard to escape the four walls.
Danielle a single, newly engaged mom is forced to plan her wedding from home.


We apologize for the sound quality, but Breanne and I are displaced from our "studios' and this time I actually recorded traveling on the expressway.  

Pia and Breanne have been at home for almost 8 weeks now, and life is anything but dull.  Pia and Breanne speculate about the changes that are on the horizon following COVID Quarantine 2020.

​Are you pregnant and scheduled to give birth during COVID-19?  Have you updated your Birth plan?  Do you plan to have a Doula present?  Will your state allow the father access to the Hospital while you are admitted?  Having a baby is stressful enough, but with the addition of so many unknown factors during these tenuous times, new mothers need more support, not less.  Pia and Breanne welcome Jessica Gonzales back to talk about delivering during a pandemic.

Lisa R. Savage of the Center for Child Development in the state of Delaware, provides both school and clinic based counseling for children AND their families.  Lisa sat down with Breanne and I to discuss ways to keep our children mentally safe during COVID-19.  The lives of children around the world have been disrupted as their normal routines have ceased as families are quarantined at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Into and Exit Music: City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod.

After being a single mom for so many years, has Ebony finally found the man of her dreams?  

​Welcome back to Part II of our IV part interview with Ebony Goudeau.  When we paused the conversation. Ebony was Houston, TX bound to to live with her father.  I am going to stop typing now, because nothing that I have to say is as interesting as this conversation you are about to hear.

moved away from home soon after high school graduation (check)
became a single mom (check)
worked as a model (check)
escaped an abusive relationship (check)
returned to the abusive relationship (check)
left the abusive relationship (check)
connected with her absentee father (check)
experienced colorism within her own family (check)

Honestly, what more can I say.  You just need to listen.  Ebony's story has more twists and turns than Lifetime Drama.




Intro and Exit Music: City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod.

The last weekend before Christmas, forget the crowded malls and online shopping.  SHOP LOCAL! Recently we talked to Alison of Noted. a paper goods and stationary store in the Heights who shared with us the details of her business, and the joys of shopping local and the benefits to our community.


Intro and Exit Music: City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod.

Houston moms, if you don’t want your kids too look like everyone else we have the store for you. If you want to give back to your neighborhood and local schools while shopping for kids clothes we have the store for you. If you want to take your online business to a brick and motor store we have the interview for you. Today we talk to the owner of Threadfare, the sweetest children’s clothing boutique in the Oak Forest area.

Intro and Exit Music: City Sunshine by Kevin MacLeod.