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“There are some good messages but the overall tone of this podcast is oozing privilege, and on occasion, toxicity. Both hosts are completely out of touch. While I enjoyed some of the earlier episodes, recently it’s been made very clear their target audience is high income earners who are married to high income earners. These two white, upper class women’s recurring advice is to hire help and outsource everything. From childcare and extra Nannies, to cleaning and cooking. On top of that, you must not feel guilty about it. If you are a nurse making 80k or a teacher making 60k, the hosts will make it very clear this podcast is not for you. I was listening to one episode, where a listener sent in a question. Laura in particular was so rude and condescending bc this person wasn’t “high income”. Sarah has a more tactful, kinder approach but she too is completely un relatable. Laura must not realize how she comes across. She talks about going to church, but then is judgmental and snooty towards listeners and even towards her co host, Sarah. Podcast would be better if Laura wasn’t a part of it. Recent episodes are focused on extravagant vacations and very specific situations they are facing. I will be unsubscribing as I don’t like the hosts’ haughty attitudes and limited world view. It’s antiquated, polarizing, and non inclusive.”
Magsima271 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/30/23
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“I love this podcast. It’s very relatable for moms in high pressure jobs. Great tips plus I feel like Sarah and Laura are my best friends now.”
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United States of America ·
08/27/19
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“Wonderful addition to the podcast world! Sarah and Laura are articulate, friendly, and intelligent. Really appreciate hearing their perspectives as women who are equally devoted to their careers and their families.”
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United States of America ·
08/22/17
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“I'm always learning different strategies to mold the life I want through the stories and advice shared hear. As a working mom of toddlers, I find it empowering to hear stories that balk the common trope that you can't have it all.”Read full review »
hb1.0 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/28/18
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