In this episode, I’m joined by the incredibly wise and honest Hannah Cases (@hannahwiththelipstick). You probably know her from her viral marriage content that made you feel seen in your own story. She's known for being extremely authentic and relatable in her content, and in this conversation, she opens up about what it’s really like to share life—and marriage—on the internet alongside her husband.

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We talk about:
✨ How she and her husband navigate being online together
✨ Why she shares the hard parts (even when it’s uncomfortable)
✨ How God has shown up in her marriage, especially through struggle
✨ Spirit-led vulnerability vs oversharing

Hannah shares such wisdom and I am so honored to call her friend. Thankful for her reminder that healing and redemption is possible, even in the mess.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE.

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This week, I’m joined by the incredibly talented Hannah Rosenberg, the poet whose Instagram poems have quietly (and not-so-quietly) made all of us feel a little more seen. You’ve probably seen her words shared to my stories — maybe it was Nothing But Mother, or one of her viral "if *insert month* was a person" poems, or her most widely known piece of poetry:

Same.

I still haven't figured out how to keep my shower floor clean or make morning smoothies or respond to stress calmly.

Same, same, same my friends tell me, a love note of sorts. Maybe the world doesn't need us to cut down on carbs

or make more money or waste less time.

Maybe instead it needs us to reach those who feel alone in their messy homes or difficult relationships or unresolved issues. To impress less and connect more. To share one simple message:

Same. Same, same, same.

We talk about how she went from posting heartfelt poems online to becoming a published author, and what the journey has looked like behind the scenes. Hannah shares how motherhood shaped her writing, what it feels like to be vulnerable with the internet, and what we can expect from her debut book Same, launching this October.

If you’ve ever resonated with one of Hannah’s poems — or dreamed of turning your quiet art into something bigger — this episode is for you.

Pre-order her book HERE!

Follow along with Hannah on Instagram here.

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In this episode, I’m joined by my childhood best friend, Ali — the girl who’s been by my side through every season. From our cringey middle school days to building creative careers we love. She has always been the friend that I can be unapologetically myself with.

She’s the one who introduced me to my husband and the first person I ever dreamed big with when it came to starting a creative outlet. We talk about growing up together, starting our businesses side by side (hers in photography, mine in blogging), and how cheering each other on has shaped our journeys. It’s a funny, full-circle chat about friendship, creativity, and how important it is to surround yourself with people who are in your corner.

Ali has an incredible photography business that as her friend, I am just so proud of. Find Ali on Instagram here and her website for booking here. She mentions The Motherhood Anthology which you can find here. Open enrollment is happening now through the end of July.

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In this episode, I’m joined by my favorite guest of all time — my husband, Michael! We’re pulling back the curtain on what marriage really looks like after having a baby. We're giving the "roommate phase" a positive rebrand as we navigate the shift from spouses to parents.

Through LOTS of laughs and silliness, we’re sharing the story of how we met, how I knew Michael was the one, what it’s really like being married to an influencer — and how Michael feels about accidentally going viral.

As promised, you can shop the infamous candles here.

Whether you’re in the trenches of new parenthood, navigating a shifting marriage dynamic, or just curious what it’s like to be married to a content creator — this one’s for you.

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In this episode, I’m joined by my friend Jordyn Rush for a deep and honest conversation about motherhood, mental health, and navigating life as full-time content creators.

We talk about what it really looks like to show up online when you’re struggling behind the scenes, the stigma surrounding mental health, and how social media can both connect and overwhelm us.

Most of all, we reflect on the faithfulness of God—how He never leaves us, even in the mess. Whether you're in a season of burnout or just need the reminder that you're not alone, this one will meet you right where you are.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE.

Find Jordyn on Instagram @joywithjordyn and TikTok @joywithjordynn

The resource Jordyn mentioned is Grow Therapy.

Make sure to follow along with Erin @moody.wife and the podcast @morewitherinmoody!

In this episode of MORE with Erin Moody, I’m joined by my sweet friend Bobbi Sue Thomas to talk all things content creation: from the early hustle days to going full-time as a creator. We’re getting real about what it takes to turn your passion into a career, the highs and lows of working in this industry, and what we wish more people knew before jumping in.

Bobbi shares her story of how she got started, hardships she's had to overcome, and the mental toughness required for an online platform. Whether you're thinking about posting that first reel or ready to take your side hustle to the next level, this one’s full of encouragement and practical advice to help you make the leap.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let’s make room for MORE!

Follow Bobbi Sue: @bobbiwiththeeye

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In this heartfelt follow-up to Episode 5, I sit down with my mom to continue the conversation on grief: what it really feels like to lose someone you love and how the journey is different for everyone. Together, we reflect on the loss we shared, the way our church community showed up for us in a time of need, and how you can be the most helpful to people when they're in deep pain.

We also open up about her personal journey with secondary infertility, the long years of waiting, and how God's faithfulness met her even in the silence. Whether you’re walking through your own loss or loving someone who is, this episode is a reminder that God is near to the brokenhearted—and you’re never alone in your grief.

Grab your coffee (or reheat it for the third time!) and let's make room for MORE.

The book I mentioned is called Instead: Things Your Grieving Friends Wish You Knew, But Will Never Tell You by Audra Smith and you can purchase it through my affiliate link here: https://urlgeni.us/amzn/G7S0f

This week on MORE with Erin Moody, I’m joined by the hilarious and relatable Ashleigh Surratt: the genius behind the phrase “Type C Mom.” We’re diving into her guide to a fun mom summer — full of tricks for avoiding burnout and getting ahead of mom guilt. We're also chatting about what it’s like navigating motherhood after both being diagnosed with ADHD as adults.

We talk about:

• What being a "Type C Mom" really means (spoiler: it’s a little Type A, a little Type B, and totally real)
• How ADHD shows up in motherhood and content creation
• Ashleigh’s practical, joy-filled approach to summer with kids
• Letting go of mom guilt and embracing good enough fun

This one feels like a deep breath and a group text with your friends. Press play and get ready to feel seen.

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Find Ashleigh on Instagram and TikTok: @ashleigh.surratt