Episode 1: welcome to I don’t have my shit together!! who are we and why are we doing this?

Episode 5: Traveling with Teen Reality Check

Traveling with teens or littles can be chaotic.......but kinda beautiful.

Episode 4: Burnt toast, Big feelings, & the Weird Stuff that keeps me going.

Ever cry over spilled milk… or burnt toast? Yeah, me too. In Episode 4, I’m talking about the kind of burnout that isn’t just exhaustion — it’s everything all at once. The invisible mental load, the emotional overwhelm, and the guilt that whispers, “You should be fine.” But I’m also talking about the weird little joys that somehow keep me going — seasonal coffee creamers, dramatic car karaoke, and pretending a new notebook is going to fix my life. This episode is for anyone who’s doing their best, feeling all the feelings, and just needs a minute to breathe. You’re not alone. You’re not broken. You’re just carrying a lot — and you deserve a damn break.

Episode 3:Hot Takes, Target Runs, and Things I Shouldn't Say Into the Mic.

Hey Friends!! It's Jamie I'm coming at you with lots of caffeine, some chaos and collections of thoughts that prob not be recorded!! But this is unfiltered confessions regarding mental health and taking a break sprinkled in my take on target runs and watching TikTok.

Episode 2:Parenting teens + owning the chaos: what they don’t tell you, but I will!

This is a solo episode with just with Jamie. We talk about some ups and downs of parenting teens making sure you don’t get too caught up in the chaos and kind of all in the in-between that we somewhat. Don’t like to talk about but it’s OK cause we should.

Episode 1: welcome to I don’t have my shit together!! who are we and why are we doing this?

In our very first episode of I Don’t Have My Sht Together (And She Knows It… But That’s the Fun Part)*, we’re pulling back the curtain on who we are, why we started this podcast, and what you can expect each week. Spoiler alert: it’s not perfect, but it’s real — and that’s the vibe. Join Jamie (the mom who’s doing her best) and Savanna (the teenager who sees it all) as we kick things off with a raw, funny, and unfiltered convo about life, motherhood, teenagehood, and what happens when you stop pretending to have it all figured out. If you’ve ever felt like you’re just winging it — welcome to the club. You’re in good company here.