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Grace, Never Heard of Her

Grace, Never Heard of Her

By: Gina Sweet and Maddie Zahoruiko
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Hosted by two moms, in two time zones, with one ongoing search for grace, if it even exists. A raw, unfiltered look at the parts of motherhood, identity, and career that don’t get talked about enough. This is where real conversations happen about the messy, the mundane, and the meaningful. It’s funny until it’s not, honest until it hurts, and somehow exactly what you needed to hear.Gina Sweet and Maddie Zahoruiko Social Sciences
Episodes
  • The Week the World Felt Heavy and We Chose Our Kids
    Feb 5 2026

    In this episode we address how weird it feels to show up on here and act like everything's normal. But motherhood doesn’t pause when the world feels heavy, and neither do the feelings that come with it. In this honest, unfiltered conversation, we unpack the physical and mental toll of doom scrolling, how to emotionally regulate in chaotic times, and how to refocus on raising resilient kids—while giving ourselves grace in the process.

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    54 mins
  • The Week We Realized It’s OK to Grieve Friendships That No Longer Look the Same
    Jan 29 2026

    This week, we’re reflecting on how our friendships have evolved through motherhood and major life transitions. We explore how capacity and vulnerability shape our ability to connect, share stories of friendship breakups, and unpack the shift from constant communication to more meaningful connection. Ultimately, this conversation affirms the power of giving each other grace, celebrating the friends who love us through every season of life, and making peace with the ones that no longer look the same.

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    55 mins
  • The Week We Questioned Our Careers and the American Dream
    Jan 22 2026

    This week, we're getting honest about the identity crisis that sneaks up on you once you’re deep into motherhood and your career. We talk about playing it safe, choosing “responsible” paths, and still ending up burnt out, unfulfilled, and wondering how the hell we got here.


    We unpack the guilt and shame around loving your job or not loving it at all, why returning to work can feel devastating for some moms and relieving for others, and how being a dual-income household adds pressure no one really prepares you for. From career regret to redefining success, purpose, and freedom, this conversation is a reminder that maybe the problem isn’t us—maybe it’s the lies we've been sold.

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    55 mins
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