TM is back (for real this time) !

After juggling postpartum life, full-time work, toddlers, and home construction, Brit and Court are catching you up on where they’ve been and sharing what the future of Truth Moms might look like (yes, that could mean recording from cars on lunch breaks or bedrooms while Bluey buys 20 minutes of peace).

Then they dive into one of the biggest conversations online right now: the Taylor Farms Cyclospora outbreak. Is the real issue one contaminated product, or a food system where a handful of massive companies control so much of what ends up on our grocery store shelves? Unpack food safety, marketing buzzwords like “organic,” and why asking questions shouldn’t be controversial.

Then the Moms get real hot on the next topic: what it actually means to be a critical thinker after comments made on the I’ve Had It podcast sparked debate about homeschooling and political labels. Explore why dismissing entire groups of people can shut down meaningful conversation, and why curiosity, nuance, and challenging our own beliefs matter more than ever.

Whether you homeschool, public school, lean crunchy, are science-minded or crazy Christian, or somewhere in between, this episode is an invitation to ACTUALLY think critically, ask better questions, and have conversations without immediately putting people into boxes.

CriticalThinking

TaylorFarms

FoodSafety

MotherhoodPodcast

Homeschool

Parenting

FoodIndustry

CurrentEvents

WorkingMom

Postpartum

CrunchyMom Podcast

Cyclospora

Ivehaditpodcast

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