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This Flocked Up Life

This Flocked Up Life

By: Lacey Ring-Verbik & Becky North
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This Flocked Up Life is the unfiltered, hilarious, and heart-centered podcast for moms who are over pretending it’s all Pinterest-perfect. Join mom-casters Lacey and Becky as they dive headfirst into the beautiful mess of motherhood—celebrating the wins, laughing through the fails, and keeping it all the way real.

Whether you’re wiping butts, chasing teens, or crying in the car (no judgment here), this is your space to feel seen, supported, valued, and not so alone. Expect raw convos, a little “fowl” language, and a flock-ton of fun.

Follow us and join the flock—we’re better (and louder) together.

© 2025 This Flocked Up Life
Parenting & Families Relationships Social Sciences
Episodes
  • So Flock'n Annoying
    Sep 10 2025

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    From loud chewers to never-ending laundry to the “I said I’m sorry” that doesn’t actually mean sorry—we’re talking about all the little things that make moms want to scream into a pillow. Because let’s be real: sometimes it’s not the big stuff that breaks us, it’s the tiny, everyday annoyances that stack up until we’re one spilled cup away from losing it.

    In this episode, Becky and Lacey swap their biggest “flock’n annoying” stories, laugh about the things that drive us all crazy, and remind every mom that you’re not alone in the eye-rolls and deep sighs.

    Grab your coffee (or wine), because this is motherhood—unfiltered, funny, and just a little ranty.

    We'd love to hear from you! Reach out to us.
    lacey@thisflockeduplife.com
    becky@thisflockeduplife.com

    Join the Flock and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
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    43 mins
  • Fundraiser Fatigue
    Aug 27 2025

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    If you’ve ever groaned at another kid’s fundraiser form coming home in the backpack—welcome to the club. From overpriced wrapping paper to cookie dough nobody really wants, the endless cycle of school and team fundraisers can leave moms feeling tapped out, guilty, and just plain exhausted.

    In this episode of This Flocked Up Life, Becky and Lacey get real about the pressure fundraisers put on families, the hidden mental load behind “just sell a few items,” and why it often feels like moms are carrying it all.

    Whether you’re team write the check and move on or actually try to sell the stuff, you’ll feel seen, heard, and maybe even laugh a little at the chaos of it all.

    Listen in and know—you’re not the only one over the cookie dough catalog.

    We'd love to hear from you! Reach out to us.
    lacey@thisflockeduplife.com
    becky@thisflockeduplife.com

    Join the Flock and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
    instagram.com/thisflockeduplife
    facebook.com/thisflockeduplife

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    56 mins
  • Phone-a-Friend
    Aug 13 2025

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    Ever have one of those days where you feel like you might be losing it—snapping at the kids, overthinking everything, or just feeling off—but can’t quite put your finger on why? You’re not crazy… you might just be craving connection.

    In this episode of This Flocked Up Life, Becky and Lacey get real about the healing power of simply talking to someone who gets it. From the science of why human connection boosts our mental health to the everyday moments when a friend’s “me too” can change everything, we’re breaking down why reaching out isn’t weakness—it’s survival.

    We'd love to hear from you! Reach out to us.
    lacey@thisflockeduplife.com
    becky@thisflockeduplife.com

    Join the Flock and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
    instagram.com/thisflockeduplife
    facebook.com/thisflockeduplife

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    1 hr and 10 mins
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