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- What happens when your kids start growing up and the house gets a little quieter? In this episode, Mel and Pam sit down with Lakresha Fergeson to talk honestly about navigating the transition to an empty nest as a single mom. Lakresha shares what it was like to anticipate this new season, what she wanted to do with her newfound time, and how she discovered what interests and pursuits were worth investing in. They talk about the unexpected things she tried, how her priorities and passions evolved over time, and what she has learned about herself now that her children are no longer at home. Whether you’re excited about an empty nest, nervous about it, or wondering what life will look like when your kids leave, this conversation offers encouragement to see the empty nest not as an ending, but as an opportunity to embrace a new chapter.
- "The Loneliness Battle" is really a conversation about what loneliness looks like for single moms and what we can do when it starts to creep in. Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett talk honestly about the challenges of feeling alone, finding meaningful connection, and being intentional about building relationships. Whether you're in a season of deep loneliness or simply want to feel more connected to the people around you, this episode offers practical encouragement and a reminder that you don't have to navigate motherhood alone.
- Making friends as an adult can be hard, and being a single mom can make it even harder. In this episode, Mel and Pam talk honestly about why building friendships can feel so difficult as a single mom, what keeps us from putting ourselves out there, and how we move from simply knowing people to developing meaningful friendships. Most importantly, this conversation is for the mom who feels lonely, wonders where her people are, and isn't sure how to find them. You don't have to do this season alone, and finding your people is worth the effort.
- I’m Tired of Being the Strong One // Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett
In this honest conversation, Mel and Pam unpack what it really means to be "the strong one" and why single moms often feel like they have no choice but to keep pushing. They also explore what healthy vulnerability looks like with your children and how to build an "army" of people who can walk alongside you. Most importantly, this episode is a reminder that being strong doesn't mean doing everything alone. - Your Child Is Not Your Therapist // Pam Kanaly & Mel Hiett
In this honest and heartfelt conversation, Pam and Mel talk about an important boundary every parent, especially single moms, needs to understand. Your child is not your therapist. Together, they explore how to share life with your kids in age-appropriate ways while still being authentic and emotionally present. They discuss what healthy vulnerability looks like, how to find safe outlets for your adult struggles, and ways to protect your child’s heart without pretending everything is perfect. This episode is full of wisdom, grace, and practical advice for moms learning to balance openness and protection in their parenting journey.
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The Single Momcast Podcast by Arise Single Moms is a resource for single moms that offers you tools for navigating real life! Listen in as we journey through the life of a single mom. Hosts Pam Kanaly and Mel Hiett are both former single moms who have a wealth of knowledge and real-life stories to tell along the way!
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