Good Karma, Bad Mom

Karma called the shots this week, and we went everywhere—from my victorious DIY moment changing two electrical outlets (yes, I’m still bragging) to Karma getting more confident behind the wheel. Then we dove into the great “cheeks on display” debate—fashion statement or wardrobe felony?—before spiraling into whether we’re germophobes or if people are just… well, gross. Lighthearted, a little sassy, and full of laughs, this one’s proof that no topic is too random for us to make it entertaining.

In this episode of Good Karma, Bad Mom, we unpack the royal mess of it all:👑 Is it princess treatment… or just basic human decency dressed in glitter?📊 Why are people ranking countries by, uh, measurements—and does size really matter or is someone compensating?🧃 Plus, why do family dynamics make us feel like awkward teens at the kids' table—even when we’re paying bills and owning LLCs?Karma brings the clarity, Bad Mom brings the shade (and probably a side-eye), and together we serve laughs, insight, and a sprinkle of “Did they really just say that?”

In this week’s episode, we’re doing a little bit of everything—because why not? We kick things off with our weekly check-in, share some laughs, and dive headfirst into the internet’s favorite chaos. From girl math and girl dinner logic (yes, dessert counts) to 2024-level icks and oversharing online, we unpack the things that make us cringe, cry-laugh, and wonder who raised us.We joke, we drag each other a little, and we swear it’s all love. Don’t be offended—we’re just kidding. (Kind of.)

This week we’re keeping it chill and vibey. From our current music obsessions to unexpected friend reconnections, we’re just catching up and letting the convo flow. It’s one of those kick-your-feet-up kind of episodes—full of laughs, little life updates, and a whole lotta realness. Come hang with us!

This week, we’re serving raw honesty with a side of bias. We lay all our self-diagnosed red flags on the table because what’s a little self-awareness without admitting you might be slightly toxic? But don’t worry, we balance it out with our biggest flexes too (naturally). From petty confessions to proudest wins, we get real, we laugh a lot, and we probably overshare. Tune in for mother-daughter banter that proves you can own your flaws and still brag a bit. Come roast (and toast) with us!

Are Gen Zers too quick to embrace cancel culture? Why does Gen Z's culture make Millennials feel anxious? In this episode, we explore the generational divide by discussing topics such as cancel culture, fashion differences, and the nature of friendship. Tihesha has a "Bad Mom" moment and apologizes to Karma. It’s honest, hilarious, and a little petty—just the way we like it. Be sure to tell a friend to tune in so they don't miss this episode!

What does it mean to be “the strong one” when no one’s checking in on you?In this emotionally honest episode, Karma flips the script and asks the hard questions:Were you really okay, or just pretending for me?Tihesha opens up about the silent struggles, the private breakdowns, and what she carried alone as a mom.It’s raw. It’s revealing. It’s real.Because sometimes, the strength you admire came from surviving battles you never even saw.

Let’s talk about the F words—friends and family! In this episode, we get real about what it’s like to grow up with cousins you barely know, siblings that don’t feel like siblings, and friends who sometimes feel more like family. Karma spills on her not-so-typical sibling dynamics, Tihesha shares her throwback cousin adventures, and together they unpack what their family dynamic and explore would you rather. It’s messy, it’s funny, and it’s deeply relatable.Let’s talk about the F-words—friends and family! In this episode, we dive into what it’s like to grow up with cousins you barely know, siblings who don’t feel like siblings, and friends who sometimes feel more like family. Karma shares insights about her unique sibling dynamics, while Tihesha recounts her nostalgic cousin adventures. Together, they unpack their family dynamics and play a game of "Would You Rather." It’s messy, it’s funny, and it’s incredibly relatable. Press play and join us for a laugh (or a cringe) as we navigate the chaos of our social circles. #GoodKarmaBadMom

Ever wonder what your closest people really think of you? In this honest, hilarious, and slightly nerve-wracking episode, Tihesha and Karma sit face-to-face for their version of Judgement Day. We asked the hard stuff like, “What would you change about how I raised you?” and “What do you think I don’t understand about you right now?”Nothing was off-limits.No feelings were spared.And yes, things got real real.From proud moments to strict mom confessions, and role-reversals that’ll make you laugh out loud, this episode peels back the layers of our mother-daughter dynamic and exposes the raw, the funny, and the surprisingly healing truths we don’t always say out loud.

This episode gets real as we open up about body image, weight struggles, and how family health history shapes the way we see ourselves and each other. From the idea of fat camp to being called the food police, it’s an honest convo full of vulnerability, love, and the occasional side-eye.We don’t hold back, but we do hold space for the hard questions, the awkward truths, and the unconditional support that keeps us grounded.Let’s talk bodies, boundaries, and why this stuff hits deeper than the scale ever could.

Content Warning: This episode contains discussions about self-harm, suicide, and mental health struggles. Listener discretion is advised.In one of our most vulnerable episodes yet, we open up about the hidden battles behind the brave faces. From cutting and a suicide attempt to the silent weight of depression, this conversation is raw, real, and emotionally charged. We talk through the moments that broke us, the ones that helped us heal, and how we continue to navigate our mental health journey as a mother and daughter.This isn’t just our story—it’s a space for anyone who’s ever felt like they had to suffer in silence. You are not alone.Honest. Heartbreaking. Hopeful. This episode hits every emotion—and we’re not holding anything back.If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available. Please reach out to a mental health professional or contact a suicide prevention hotline in your area.

Join us on a chaotic journey through the world of dating apps, dreams, and a sprinkle of delusion. We share laugh-out-loud moments, highlight notable red flags, and present awkward bios alongside unbelievable stories. Karma and I swap tales, giggle through the chaos, and reveal some of our own cringeworthy (yet hilarious) experiences from our dating journeys. Whether you’ve been ghosted, catfished, or simply confused by modern love, this episode is for you. Laugh with us, relate to our experiences, and maybe—just maybe—feel a little better about your own dating misadventures.

We dive into a real conversation about something we’ve never fully unpacked together: God.Tihesha grew up in church—Sunday service, Catholic classes, and a whole lot of “Amen”—but Karma didn’t. So what happens when a mom who believes in God but questions religion raises a daughter with no formal faith background?We explore what spirituality looks like in today’s world, whether Karma feels connected to a higher power, and how her brother finding God sparked some honest reflection. It’s raw, it’s curious, and it’s full of love—no preaching, just perspective.Because faith isn’t one-size-fits-all, and sometimes the most divine conversations happen between a mom and her daughter.

In Part 2 of When Life Hits Hard, we pick up where we left off—with the truth getting even heavier. Tihesha opens up about receiving her MS diagnosis, how it shook her world, and the mental and physical toll it took. Karma shares what it was like to watch her mom’s body change and her emotions spiral.But this isn’t just about pain—it’s about power. It’s about leaning into vulnerability, laughing through the tears, and learning how to keep showing up for each other when everything feels uncertain.🧡 This is for anyone navigating illness, motherhood, or just life when it doesn’t go as planned.

Episode 2: When Life Hits Hard – Our MS Story (Part 1)This one’s personal. Real personal. In this two-part episode, we take you inside the moment everything changed—when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. You’ll hear how I broke the news to Karma, what it meant for our lives, and how we went from panic to power, one awkward, tearful, and unexpectedly funny conversation at a time.From medical mysteries to MRI machines, and all the emotions in between, we’re peeling back the layers—no filters, no fluff. Just one mom, one daughter, and one massive curveball that shook our world but didn’t break our bond.Grab your tissues and your tea... and maybe a neck pillow, because MS be MS’ing.🧡 You are a Warrior®.👂 Part 2 drops next week—stay tuned.

Good Karma, Bad Mom.  Ever wonder how a mom and daughter go from awkward teen talks to hosting a podcast together? Buckle up—literally.In this debut episode, we take you back to where it all began: car rides, tough convos, and Tihesha’s not-so-sneaky strategy of trapping Karma in the passenger seat with nowhere to run. From puberty pep talks to real-life lessons on love, loss, and laughter, we share the moments that built our bond and gave us the guts to get real with a mic.It’s raw. It’s hilarious. It’s sometimes emotional. And it’s 100% us.So plug in, press play, and join the chaos.Because being a good mom is complicated, and being Good Karma, Bad Mom is a whole vibe.New episodes are dropping weekly. Tell a friend to tune in so they can listen too.