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We Thought We Knew Parenting… We Did Not.”

Ronit and WizCate take on one of life’s biggest experiments: raising kids. From cultural expectations to real-life chaos, they talk about what they thought parenting would be like… and what actually happened. They get into: * Raising kids across cultures (Hong Kong, U.S., France) * The gap between expectations and reality * Why siblings can be completely different humans * Teenagers, hormones, and survival strategies * The things they worried about that didn’t matter * The small moments that mattered the most * Letting go vs staying close * And the one thing they’d do differently Plus: * The “50-second parenting rule” * Lamb bedtime stories with hidden life lessons * Why “don’t waste food” becomes a lifelong value * And a Cantonese translation fail that turned into “eating poop will kill you” 😅 No scripts. No perfect answers. Just real stories from two moms figuring it out as they went. 💬 We’d love to hear from you: What’s your funniest (or most chaotic) parenting moment?

Menopause: Nobody Told Me It’d Feel Like This

Menopause is something everyone has heard of… but very few people actually understand until they go through it. In this episode, we talk about the real experience — from physical changes to the emotional side that can catch you completely off guard. We share what surprised us, what was harder than expected, and what actually helped. It’s not a guide. It’s not advice. It’s just a real conversation.

We Tried to Guess the News… It Got Weird Fast

What happens when you try to guess the news based only on headlines? Chaos. In this episode, we react to bizarre real-world stories, from sheeptaking over supermarkets to deep-sea creatures and stolen KitKats. Somewherealong the way, we question morality, survival, and… how toilets work in space. It’s weird. It’s unfiltered. It’s very us. Press play if you want something light, ridiculous, and unexpectedlythoughtful.

My Daughter Lives in Korea… Here’s What Surprised Us

What is expat life actually like, beyond the Instagram version? In this episode, we’re joined by Ronit’s daughter, who has been living in Korea for over four years. From teaching kids to navigating cultural expectations, she shares what surprised her most about living abroad. We get into the reality of expat communities, cultural misunderstandings, food differences, and the small everyday things that make life in Korea feel completely different from the US. It’s honest, funny, and occasionally chaotic, especially when a mother and daughter are involved.

Travel Sounds Fun… Until You Actually Do It

Travel sounds exciting… until you’re actually doing it. In this episode, we get into the real side of traveling—from airport stress and plane etiquette to weird food, packing struggles, and everything in between. We also try a rapid fire round of travel questions, which goes exactly how you’d expect. It’s messy, honest, and very unfiltered—just how we like it.