Good Enough with Natasha Leggero & Sabrina Jalees

This week, we welcome sisters and tech-execs turned podcasters Cherie Brooke and Jean Luo (The Tiger Sisters) for a conversation about success: how we measure it, setting our kids up for excellence, and when to be their friend along the way. Plus, thoughts on the summer birthday dilemma and whether to “red-shirt” your child.
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This week, we’ve got touring sensation and child of divorce Gianmarco Soresi (THIEF OF JOY, THE DOWNSIDE) talking all things baggage: the messiness of splitting up with kids, block culture, and tempering meltdowns (for kids AND adults). Gianmarco also weighs in on our ongoing battle of the messy vs. clean partners.
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This week, our special guest is the incredible fashionista, flower master, mama, and wife to our very own Sab — it’s Shauna McCann! Shauna shares how she created a vintage wardrobe for her kids, appreciation for the invisible labor in a partnership, and advice on building a relationship with your donor. Plus, Natasha grills S+S in a friendly round of “Which Parent…”
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This week’s episode is jam-packed with audience questions about dealing with the mean girl in your home, social anxiety, and kids interrupting in a mature manner. Plus, Natasha and Sabrina imagine a world where we leave the men behind and raise our children together on a commune.

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Pregnancy and motherhood come with pressure, opinions, and plenty of advice, but very few honest conversations about how it actually feels to be a mom. “Tell Me I’m a Good Mom” speaks to the pressure to get it right and the fear of being judged when we don’t. Through her own transition into motherhood, Lo Bosworth Natale explores the identity shift, expectations, emotional plot twists, and educational hacks that make the journey lighter, all while navigating a culture that performs, posts, and rates motherhood online. This is not about perfect parenting. It is about becoming a mother, for real.

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