The Southern girl and the Jersey girl: Being a Mom

The Southern girl and Jersey girl: Remembering the good ole days.

Take a trip down memory lane as the Southern Girl and Jersey Girl compare what growing up was really like "back then" versus today. From riding bikes until the streetlights came on and drinking from the water hose to rotary phones, Saturday morning cartoons, and the hilarious rules (or lack of them) our parents seemed to have, they share the good, the bad, and the downright funny moments that shaped childhood. Get ready to laugh, reminisce, and maybe even ask yourself... were the good old days really that good?

The Southern girl and Jersey girl: The attitude of gratitude

In this episode, Tonya and Jean explore what gratitude really means, how it can change our perspective during challenging times, and why being thankful isn't always easy—but is always worthwhile. They share personal stories, practical ways to cultivate gratitude, and a few laughs about the people and situations that test their patience the most. It isn't about having a perfect life—it's about finding the gifts hidden within it.

The Southern girl and Jersey girl: What bugs you?

In this episode the Southern girl and Jersey girl discuss what bugs women? What are the little things in everyday life that drive you crazy?

The Southern girl and the Jersey girl: Let's talk vacations

Let's talk vacation!! Join us for vacation tips, discussions about what vacation looks like in our minds vs how they turn out, and some of our favorite memories.

The Southern girl and the Jersey girl: Being a Mom

“Welcome to The Good, The Bad, and The Funny — the only podcast where one minute we’re talking about the beauty of motherhood, and the next we’re negotiating with a toddler who refuses to wear pants because ‘the dog looked at them weird.’ Being a mom is wild: you’re a chef, therapist, chauffeur, referee, and FBI investigator trying to figure out why the house suddenly got quiet. So whether you’re hiding snacks from your kids, running on caffeine and chaos, or listening while folding the same load of laundry for the third day in a row… you’re in the right place.”