About
Who is it for?
If you’re tired of polished parenting advice and want something real, Eddie and Brittany’s podcast is perfect. They embrace the chaos and imperfections of motherhood, sharing their own mistakes and meltdowns. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering if you're the only overstimulated, on the verge of screaming for ten minutes straight while driving to school pick up, you'll find solace in their stories. Eddie and Brittany understand that motherhood didn’t come with a manual, and they don’t pretend to have all the answers. Instead, they offer a candid look into their lives, discussing the real and raw moments that all moms experience but few talk about. Their episodes are filled with relatable anecdotes that make you feel like you’re sitting down with friends who truly get it. They talk about the daily struggles of balancing work and home life, the pressure to be a perfect parent, and the inevitable moments when you just lose it. The duo’s honesty is refreshing and reminds us that it’s okay to make mistakes and that no one has it all figured out. Listeners will appreciate the down-to-earth advice and the reassurance that it’s normal to feel overwhelmed and imperfect. Eddie and Brittany’s ability to laugh at themselves and their situations is both comforting and uplifting. They show that it’s possible to embrace the messiness of motherhood and still find joy and fulfillment in the journey. So if you want to hear from moms who understand your struggles and aren’t afraid to share their own, this podcast is for you. It’s the perfect mix of humor, honesty, and support, making it a must-listen for any mom who needs a reminder that she’s not alone in this crazy ride called motherhood.
Being a Mom isn’t a job, it’s a career
- Eddie Garza
To the world you are a mother, to your kids you are the world
- -Brittany Wimberly
Meet Your Hosts
Rising through the struggles of being a single mom, Eddie's story is one of resilience and determination. Despite facing numerous setbacks, Eddie has achieved remarkable success both academically and professionally. She earned a master's degree in history, a testament to her dedication and passion for learning. Her career in the insurance industry has also been fruitful, showcasing her ability to thrive in a demanding field.
Eddie is the proud mother of two wonderful children, Kamden and Jed. Kamden, born in 2013, is an energetic and active child who loves basketball, sports, and gaming. His younger brother, Jed, born eight years later, brings a different kind of energy to the household with his love for throwing fits, eating candy, and getting diaper changes.
Through all the ups and downs, Eddie has remained a devoted and loving mother. Her experiences have given her a unique perspective on the challenges and joys of motherhood, which she shares candidly on the podcast she co-hosts with her friend Brittany. Their podcast is a space where they discuss the real and raw moments of being a mom, from the guilt of missing work deadlines due to a sick child to the frustration of dealing with public tantrums.
Britt has experienced a remarkable journey, transitioning from the life of a military spouse to embracing the role of a single mom. Throughout her journey, she has demonstrated incredible resilience and determination. She has navigated the challenges of dental school and real estate school, but nothing has captured her heart and dedication quite like her children.
For the past four years, Britt has devoted her weekdays to supporting and teaching her middle school students with autism, pouring her passion and energy into making a positive impact on their lives. Her commitment to these kids is unwavering, and she finds immense fulfillment in her work. In the evenings and on weekends, Britt switches hats and dives into her real estate career, where she helps families find their dream homes.
Her children have been her steadfast companions throughout this journey, adapting to the demands of their busy schedule. They have become her little helpers, accompanying her to open houses and sharing in the ups and downs of her multifaceted career. Britt credits her children as her greatest source of strength and motivation, and she knows that without them, she would be incomplete.
