Artes

Professor Casey analyzes R. Kelly's televised behavior patterns. Meg is insecure about whether people get that she is not actually a basic, white girl. Casey shares the difficult reality of having a girlfriend with depression and anxiety. Meg explains what we need from our support people when our symptoms take over our rational minds.

Meg and Casey liken their experience researching the vaccination debate to a matrix-like vortex of information overload. They also explore what we all have in common. 

Meg and Casey discuss parents who have children for their own selfish reasons. Casey steals the show with a story from the news desk that will leave you thinking twice before breaking up with your mental girlfriend.

Meg discovers what she shares in common with Megadeth - her new favorite band - that's not new at all - through her research about people's addiction to internal and external chaos. Find out if Casey is addicted to chaos as Meg gives him an official chaos addiction evaluation. From the news desk - Meg and Casey discuss cases from their new segment "Hide Your Kids; Hide Your Wife." And finally, who's more extra? Nancy Grace or Dr. Phil?

Meg & Casey discuss why people think it's so bad to be average. Casey coins a new term, "insta-sex workers". And Meg explains why you can't wave a magic wand to make your depression go away.     

Meg and Casey discuss current trends regarding obsessive social media posting and what this really says about those doing the over-sharing.

Meg reviews best seller "Girl Wash Your Face" and makes some other, perhaps more appropriate recommendations for Mental Mom listeners. Casey shares helpful advice from his first experiences in radio. Meg discusses the difference between clinical hoarding and "clutter." Casey also gives tips on holding a goldfish eulogy for a 5 and 8 year old.

Meg uncovers that Casey is not as mentally and emotionally stable as she thought. Casey explains "The Clooney Effect" and how he and other men will become better looking with age. And finally - Meg and Casey discuss the real reason we procrastinate.     

Meg shares a list of parenting trends that should be extinct in 2019.Casey lays down the law regarding potty training posts on social media and threatens to retaliate.

Meg and Casey discuss current holiday trends and how they relate to governmental and alien conspiracy theories. Also: Meg searches for the perfect holiday Martini recipe. 

Casey fears for Meg's safety in the kitchen, after she shares one of her most compelling Mental Mom Moments, yet.  Meg explains to Casey why we have to keep up on the latest parenting research-if not-some parents would still be biting their children to teach behavior lessons. 

Meg and Casey discuss house rules, behavior management and effectively using guilt as a parenting tactic. 

Meg tries out her bad cop voice and schools Casey on the many assignments of being the parent of a school ager.   

Meghan and Casey discuss the importance of being adaptable when life throws you curve balls. Meghan shares  her personal Mental Mom moments from this week ranging from crimes with slime (in her kitchen) to bouncing back after a car accident. Casey explains the relationship between glitter and herpes.

On this episode Meghan and Casey talk about setting boundaries. 

Meghan shares about seeing clowns while hallucinating right before giving birth; Casey enlightens Meg about the various types of social media available.

Meghan and Casey discuss the similarities of cults and parenting philosophies.

Experience ADHD at its best with therapist and former journalist Meghan Farr and her co-host/producer boyfriend, Casey Harper, as they discuss the latest mental health trends, parenting perils and craziness of living in the 21st century.

The Mental Mom Show premiers Oct. 3rd.