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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 53 MIN

Don’t Shoot the Messenger (Podcasters), Paychecks or Personal Passions, Living Within Your Means is the NEW American Way

from The Mom and Me Primetime Podcast · host The Mom and Me Primetime Podcast

In this episode of Mom and Me Primetime, a mother-daughter duo discuss the recent clash between top podcasters and the White House, the growing tribalism in conservative media, and what that means for American politics. They also share personal perspectives on working for someone else versus running your own small or cottage business, with practical observations about recognition, responsibility, and the realities of entrepreneurship. Finally, they explore a trend toward living within (or below) one’s means — thrifting, reusing, planning meals for leftovers, and other money-saving habits — and tease a future conversation about timeless cookbooks versus social-media recipes.

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