Welcome to M.O.M. Co. The podcast for Makers, Owners, and Mothers who are doing all three at once and figuring it out in real time.
We're Anna and Jessica, two best friends, two new moms, and two small business owners who one day looked at each other and said,
"Where is our moms group?"
Then we remembered we have full-time jobs, businesses to run, babies who don't believe in schedules, and absolutely zero time to sit in a circle on a Tuesday morning.
So we built one that fits in your earbuds instead.
Every week we show up for YOU... and for each other. We are here with the wins, the chaos, the hard stuff nobody warned us about, and the real talk about what it actually looks like to run a handmade business while keeping a tiny human alive. No filters. No highlight reels. Just two moms with paint in their hair and earrings on their workbench, telling the truth.
You guys! We are BACK!
Sorry we had a M.O.M.ent last week but lets be real. The last episode was heavy so we all needed a breather. This week we discuss the unexpected joy. Both in motherhood and in small business life.
Both Anna and I are having a rough time, but after we sat down and talked through the joys we actually we really amazed how much joy we can find through the day-to-day living.
17 Jul 2026
Ep. 15 - Miscarriage & Loss
⚠️TRIGGER WARNING⚠️
This episode contains discussions of pregnancy loss and miscarriage
On this episode we hear Anna get vulnerable and raw about her pregnancy journey. The bad, the good, and the beautiful strength she has found.
She is sharing her story to shed a light on miscarriage and the stigma around it. She wants to educate and empower women to advocate for themselves and be a voice for themselves.
It’s completely normal to feel unlike yourself when pregnant or after giving birth. Maternal mental health matters, and support is available. Call or text 1-833-TLC-MAMA (1-833-852-6262) for free, confidential, 24/7 support before, during, and after pregnancy. You don't have to go through this alone
10 Jul 2026
Ep. 14 - You Find Out Who Your Friends Are
On this weeks episode we dive deep into who your friends and family are after having the baby and life goes back to it's new normal and navigating the challenges of growing and evolving some relationships while reflecting on other relationships and navigating the changes that comes with being a parent.
We then dive into our small business topic relating to establishing strong small business relationships and how those relationships can help your business and create opportunities for your business by being open to networking rather than competitive from the start.
For those interested and local to our area here is the Facebook group we mentioned during the small business portion of our podcast: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2162096927525002 (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2162096927525002)
3 Jul 2026
Ep. 13 - Beef & Debrief #3
Welcome to July!! Happy Wedding day to Taylor & Travis, also happy 250th 'Merica.
For this month's Beef and Debrief Jess and Anna come at your with their beef of maternity exhaustion mixed with application fees to vendor events.
We then dive into our listeners mom beefs of bedtime boundaries and sleep training. To business beef of customer ghosting and customization nightmares.
Listen and be sure to give your debrief in the comments.
Got Beef? Then let us debrief. Visit our website or email us at momcopodcast@gmail.com
27 Jun 2026
Ep. 12 - The REAL Stages of Pregnancy
On Episode 12, Anna and Jessica discuss the REAL stages of pregnancy. They discuss what no one really talks about. That is what it actually FEELS like and how it truly is different for everyone. They they dive in to the small business end of things and how starting a business is VERY similar to becoming a first time parent. Make sure you listen and feel free to email us for next weeks episode because the will be out THIRD Beef & Debrief! You bring the beef and we will debrief!
13 Jun 2026
Ep. 11 - Mom Guilt Doesn't Clock Out
The conversation covers the challenges and triumphs of motherhood, small business ownership, and the persistent feeling of mom guilt. It delves into the experiences of balancing work, family, and personal identity, highlighting the internal struggles and external pressures faced by mothers. The conversation delves into the challenges of balancing responsibilities, the struggles of stay-at-home moms, the evolution of fatherhood, and the influence of generational differences. It also explores the guilt of neglecting business, the importance of grace and support, and the need for delegation and prioritization. The conversation emphasizes the significance of balancing family and business priorities.
Takeaways
Balancing work and family is a constant struggle for mothers.
Mom guilt is a pervasive and challenging aspect of motherhood. The importance of grace and support in managing the challenges of motherhood and small business ownership.
The need for delegation and prioritization to balance family and business responsibilities.
6 Jun 2026
Ep. 10 - Beef & Debrief
Welcome to June!! Beef & Debrief is at the top of the month and we are coming at you with four listener questions...the beefs...and then you get the idea. We debrief them. Let us know in the comments below your debrief on this month's topics.
As always. Got beef? Email us or visit our website to let us know and you maybe on our next episode!
29 May 2026
Ep. 9 - Pinterest vs. Reality
On this episode, we talk about all things unrealistic and how social media and societal standards are challenges small business owners and moms face on a daily basis.
23 May 2026
Ep. 8 - Life Before Baby
This week's episode explores life before baby and compares the challenges and adjustments of parenthood, including adapting to new routines, balancing work and family, maintaining sanity and fulfillment, and navigating a small business with a child.
16 May 2026
Ep. 7 - Ain't No Rest for the Women
The conversation covers the challenges of motherhood, the importance of establishing a routine for a baby's sleep, the experience of taking the baby to her first big event, the topic of co-sleeping, the significance of daddy delight, personal experiences of Mother's Day, and a discussion on craft fairs and their role in market testing for small businesses. The conversation covers topics such as flexibility in expectations, starting small and growing, navigating craft fairs and markets, understanding market tiers and pricing, personal stories and relationships, building vendor relationships, dealing with trauma and inspiration, navigating personal relationships, market research and product placement, and overcoming self-doubt and comparison. The conversation delves into the challenges of navigating craft fair rejections and acceptances, as well as the impact of sleep routines on new parents. It also highlights the importance of acclimating babies to their cribs and creating a familiar sleep environment.
8 May 2026
Ep. 6 - Feeding a Business & a Baby
Mom Topic: The struggles and challenges that come with breastfeeding and feeding your baby.
Business Topic: What it is like to maintain a small business, and all that goes into it, and the stigma around the ease of starting a business.
1 May 2026
Ep. 5 - Beef & Debrief #1
In this episode, Anna and Jessica introduce the concept of a monthly listeners' episode 'Beef and Debrief.'
Takeaways
Dealing with grandparents' feeding habits
Pricing and selling handmade items. Researching clientele is crucial for pricing
Parenting pressure can lead to guilt and anxiety
Business growth requires patience and market research
24 Apr 2026
Ep. 4 - Hello? You're New To This!
The mommy topic covers the emotional and physical adjustments of new motherhood, the role of the partner, and the need for open communication and understanding. The small business topic covers strategies for maintaining momentum when starting out.
Takeaways
Mommy wins and daddy delights are important milestones and moments of joy in early motherhood.
Open communication and understanding between partners are crucial for navigating the challenges of early motherhood. New motherhood brings significant changes and challenges.
Maintaining momentum in a small business requires strategic planning and adaptability.
17 Apr 2026
Ep. 3 - Birthing A Human & A Business
In this episode, we’re sharing some real-life wins from this season of life. From giving a big presentation while working from home to finally getting our newborn to sleep in her crib, we’re celebrating the small moments that feel huge right now.
Then we get into hospital prep and business beginnings. We cover our own birth experience. We also share the first steps we took toward starting a business, what we considered before taking the leap, and how we identified a need in the market.
If you’re wondering where to start, whether it’s preparing for a baby or building something new, this episode is for you.
10 Apr 2026
Ep. 2 Where is the Village?
The episode features a candid conversation between Anna and Jessica, who share their experiences as business owners and mothers. They discuss the challenges and triumphs of starting a business, the struggles of pregnancy, and the vulnerability of putting oneself out there as a small business owner. The conversation is filled with humor, honesty, and valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and parents.
Takeaways
Starting a business requires self-confidence and vulnerability.
Craft fairs are a valuable opportunity for small business owners to connect with customers and gain valuable feedback.
The challenges of pregnancy and motherhood are shared experiences that can bring people together.
Content Warning: This material contains a brief discussion of miscarriage, as well as references to vomiting and bowel-related topics. Viewer discretion is advised.
3 Apr 2026
Ep.1 - Meet Your M.O.M.s
Hey, we're so glad you're here. We're two best friends, two small business owners, two new moms, and we started this podcast because we needed a community we couldn't find anywhere else. In this first episode, we're introducing ourselves (hi, we're Jess and Anna!), sharing our businesses, telling you how we met, and explaining why this podcast had to exist. Come hang out. ☕
Makers. Owners. Mothers. Welcome to M.O.M. Co.
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