Cake For Dinner

Keesha Scott
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This is not your mom’s parenting podcast—unless your mom swore a little, cried in the car, and showed up anyway. Cake for Dinner brings founders, experts, celebrities, and parents to the couch for real conversations about motherhood, marriage, hormones, healing, and the messy middle. No filters. No fluff. Just honest talk—and maybe some cake.

  1. 3 gg fa

    She Had Cancer While Pregnant — And Chose to Fight

    Gina Zapanta joins Cake for Dinner to talk about empowerment, motherhood, survival, and the moment women stop waiting for permission to become who they were always meant to be. Gina is an attorney, entrepreneur, founder of Empowered With Gina, and a woman who has built a community around helping women reclaim their agency, trust their intuition, and break free from cultural and societal programming. What began as small virtual meetups during COVID eventually grew into a platform where women could find community, resources, and the reminder that permission was never something they had to earn — it was already within them. Gina also opens up about one of the most terrifying chapters of her life: being diagnosed with stage one cervical cancer while seven months pregnant. She shares the fear, the survival instinct, the fight to protect her daughter, and how that experience shaped the way she now views resilience, motherhood, and purpose. This episode is about breaking the mold, rewriting the language we use about ourselves, choosing a powerful mindset, and realizing that life does not end at 40 or 50 — for many women, that’s when launch day begins. 00:00 Introduction 00:04 What Empowered With Gina Really Means 04:08 Growing Up Feeling “Othered” 06:10 Diagnosed With Cancer While Pregnant 07:27 “Who’s Gonna Raise My Daughters?” 08:21 PTSD, Anxiety & Finding Opportunity in Pain 10:13 Why Gina Helps Women Rise 12:13 The Power of Language 14:37 Powerful Mindset vs. Powerless Mindset 16:20 Intuition, Jealousy & Breaking Free 21:21 Letting Go of Ego & People-Pleasing 22:00 Motherhood Without Martyrdom 27:50 Where to Find Gina Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Book Pre Order CAKE FOR DINNER: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0H5CW77FP?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creativeASIN=B0H5CW77FP&linkCode=xm2&tag=simonsayscom&dplnkId=ca66e48c-1d99-4095-a35e-8d40794ffd1d&nodl=1  Follow Gina: https://www.instagram.com/ginazapanta_/

    29 min

  2. 22 giu

    Jennie Garth on the Wake-Up Call That Changed Her Life

    Jennie Garth joins Cake For Dinner for an honest and deeply vulnerable conversation about fame, motherhood, midlife, self-love, and what it really means to choose yourself. Best known for her iconic role on Beverly Hills, 90210, Jennie opens up about what it was like becoming famous at a young age, how the show changed her life, and what it cost her along the way. But this conversation goes far beyond Hollywood. Jennie shares the heart behind her book I Choose Me, reflecting on the seasons where she lost sight of herself, struggled through depression, navigated divorce, raised her daughters, examined her relationship with alcohol, and learned how to rebuild from the inside out. This episode is about the woman behind the fame — the mother, the survivor, the seeker, and the woman who finally learned to say: I choose me. Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Book Pre Order CAKE FOR DINNER: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0H5CW77FP?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creativeASIN=B0H5CW77FP&linkCode=xm2&tag=simonsayscom&dplnkId=ca66e48c-1d99-4095-a35e-8d40794ffd1d&nodl=1  Follow Jennie: https://www.instagram.com/jenniegarth/  00:00 Introduction 01:00 Welcome Jennie Garth 01:30 Landing Beverly Hills, 90210 02:43 How 90210 Became a Cultural Phenomenon 04:31 The Legacy of 90210 06:33 The 90210 Cast Bond Today 08:03 What Fame Gave Her and Cost Her 09:00 The Wake-Up Call Behind I Choose Me 12:00 Why Women Struggle to Choose Themselves 14:00 Menopause, Midlife & Women’s Health 16:30 Breaking Perfection Culture 18:30 Why She Had to Tell the Truth 21:18 Losing Sight of Herself 22:32 Rediscovering Joy and Self-Care 24:39 Wellness Trends, Parenting & Grace 27:18 “I Was So Depressed” 27:59 Her Daughters Saw Her Rise 31:54 Divorce, Love & Starting Over 34:16 Learning to Love Herself 36:15 Sobriety and Showing Up Fully 41:17 Radical Acceptance and Forgiveness 44:55 What Her Daughters Taught Her 49:18 Finding Yourself Again 51:53 Writing I Choose Me 53:19 Healing, Strength & Letting Go

    55 min

  3. 15 giu

    How to Stop Reacting and Start Connecting with Your Kids

    In this episode of Cake for Dinner, Keesha sits down with Erin Morrison, the voice behind The Conscious Mom and author of Three Minutes for Mom, for a raw and honest conversation about motherhood, conscious parenting, emotional regulation, and the pressure moms feel to get everything right. Erin shares why parenting is less about controlling your child and more about understanding what is happening inside of you. Together, they talk about mom guilt, gentle parenting, the labels we put on our kids, why parents take behavior personally, and how apologizing to your children can actually build deeper trust and connection. This conversation is for every mom who has ever yelled, overreacted, questioned herself, or felt like she was failing — only to realize that motherhood is not about perfection. It is about awareness, repair, self-trust, and learning how to show up again. If you are navigating conscious parenting, gentle parenting, motherhood, tweens, teens, big emotions, or your own healing journey as a mom, this episode will hit home.   00:00 — Introduction 01:04 — Welcome Erin Morrison 01:44 — Why Erin Wrote Three Minutes for Mom 03:05 — The Missing Link in Parenting 04:18 — The Baggage We Bring Into Motherhood 06:19 — How Labels Shape Our Kids 10:40 — Letting Kids Find Their Own Path 13:22 — Are Parents Living Through Their Children? 15:12 — Learning to Pause Before Reacting 18:21 — Why Apologizing to Your Kids Matters 21:55 — Conscious Parenting vs. Gentle Parenting 24:07 — Phones, Sleepovers & Modern Parenting Boundaries 28:21 — It’s Never Too Late to Start Over 31:05 — Trusting Your Gut as a Mom 34:03 — How to Become a More Conscious Parent 37:29 — What Erin Had to Unlearn 43:19 — Breaking Generational Parenting Patterns 45:10 — The Truth About Early Motherhood 52:51 — Where to Find Erin Morrison 53:21 — Closing Thoughts   Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Get Erins book: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=3+minutes+for+mom&adgrpid=189369634271&hvadid=779579003977&hvdev=c&hvexpln=0&hvlocphy=9012036&hvnetw=g&hvocijid=11163684166959021073--&hvqmt=e&hvrand=11163684166959021073&hvtargid=kwd-2393975566028&hydadcr=22536_13730665_8233&mcid=2933b18f25b336578aff6b5ca96e801b&tag=googhydr-20&ref=pd_sl_3ik3m4oy7r_e

    54 min

  4. 8 giu

    Why Women Need to Talk About Grief, Loss & Healing

    Today Lisa McCarty joins the conversation to talk about the stories women often carry in silence — grief, miscarriage, infertility, caregiving, mental health, motherhood, and the complicated realities of healing. Lisa is a journalist, writer, and grief educator whose work has been featured in major publications including The New York Times, The Washington Post, New York Magazine, and more. Through her writing, she brings honesty and clarity to topics that many people struggle to talk about openly. In this conversation, Lisa shares how losing her father while becoming a mother shaped her work, why writing became a way to process grief, and how sharing her personal story helped other people feel less alone. She also opens up about her experience with infertility, four miscarriages in one year, the diagnosis that changed everything, and the emotional toll that continues even after a successful pregnancy. This episode is a deeply honest conversation about women’s health, loss, resilience, advocacy, and the importance of creating safe spaces where women can tell the truth about what they are going through. Whether you have experienced grief, pregnancy loss, infertility, caregiving, anxiety, or simply a hard season of life, this conversation is a reminder that you are not alone — and that your story matters. Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Follow Lisa: https://www.instagram.com/lbmccarty717  00:00 — Introduction 00:48 — Why Lisa Started Writing About Grief 01:19 — Losing Her Father While Becoming a Mother 03:27 — How Sharing Grief Helped Her Feel Less Alone 04:31 — A Complex Father-Daughter Relationship 06:10 — Writing Personal Essays vs. Reported Stories 08:26 — Four Miscarriages in One Year 09:50 — The Devastating Reality of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss 11:39 — The Diagnosis That Changed Everything 14:42 — Finally Getting Answers and Trying Again 15:14 — The Mental Health Toll of Infertility 16:10 — Being Reminded of Loss at Every Doctor’s Visit 17:52 — Why Sharing Women’s Health Stories Matters 18:24 — Helping Other Women Advocate for Themselves 20:27 — Why Women Need Better Access to Information 21:22 — The Lack of Emotional Support During IVF 23:38 — Social Media, Misinformation & Women’s Health 26:09 — Why Reliable Medical Information Matters 30:15 — Why We Avoid Talking About Loss and Mental Health 31:31 — Breaking the Stigma Around Women’s Emotions 32:37 — Caregiving, Boundaries & Normalizing Hard Conversations 33:58 — The Piece That Changed Lisa the Most 35:27 — Anxiety, Motherhood & Learning Boundaries 37:14 — Advice for Anyone in a Hard Season 39:16 — Where to Find Lisa McCarty 39:38 — Closing Thoughts

    41 min

  5. 1 giu

    The Internet Safety Talk Every Parent Needs to Hear

    In this powerful episode of Cake for Dinner, Greg Schiller joins the podcast for an urgent and eye-opening conversation every parent needs to hear. Greg is a former assistant U.S. attorney who spent 20 years prosecuting online predators, internet crimes, and crimes against children. He has testified before Congress on online exploitation and now serves as the CEO of Child Rescue Coalition, an organization helping law enforcement identify and stop predators around the world. This conversation dives into what parents are getting wrong when it comes to kids and technology, why smartphones are not just “phones,” how predators target children online, and why communication at home is the most important safety tool parents have. Greg breaks down the realities of online exploitation, the dangers hidden inside apps, games, and social platforms, and the simple non-negotiables parents can put in place to better protect their children. From Snapchat and Instagram to hidden apps, screen monitoring, privacy myths, and the importance of starting conversations early, this episode is a must-listen for moms, dads, and anyone raising kids in the digital age. This is not about fear. It is about awareness, communication, and giving parents the tools to protect their children before something happens. Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Read More About Gregs Work: https://childrescuecoalition.org/   00:00 — Introduction 00:48 — What parents are getting wrong about kids and technology 02:27 — Why online predators are everywhere children are 04:49 — If your child has a device, they can access everything 06:02 — Why parents need to talk about sex and online safety earlier 08:38 — The best parental control is communication 10:29 — Why devices should not charge in kids’ bedrooms 13:36 — When should parents give their child a phone? 14:52 — “Pause before you post” and teaching kids digital awareness 16:17 — How predators pretend to be someone they are not 17:52 — The reality of online offenders and how they target kids 21:44 — Why parents need better language to explain online danger 23:50 — The shocking number of online child exploitation reports 26:50 — How Child Rescue Coalition helps law enforcement catch predators 28:58 — How Greg’s work affects him as a father 33:29 — Three non-negotiables for kids and devices 34:56 — Why kids should never communicate with strangers online 35:28 — The truth about Snapchat and disappearing messages 38:54 — Why kids feel safe online when they are not 39:11 — Rapid fire: Snapchat, Instagram, privacy, apps, and monitoring 43:55 — The one sentence every kid should hear before getting a phone 44:49 — Greg’s biggest takeaway for parents 46:46 — Where to learn more about Child Rescue Coalition

    50 min

  6. 25 mag

    Finding Joy After Loss | Inside Jam With Jamie

    Jamie Kolnick, founder of Jam With Jamie, shares the powerful story behind the music, the business, and the joy she brings to families across the country. What started as a small children’s music party business has grown into a multi-city brand with dozens of performers, classes, events, school programs, and the annual Little Jam Fest. But behind Jamie’s success is a much deeper story of resilience. After losing her brother, father, and mother, Jamie found herself building something joyful during one of the hardest seasons of her life. Jamie opens up about grief, imposter syndrome, motherhood, music, entrepreneurship, vocal challenges, and what it really means to create joy intentionally — even when life doesn’t go as planned. This conversation is about more than music. It’s about turning pain into purpose, finding light after loss, and choosing joy again and again. Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/  Follow Jamie: https://www.instagram.com/jamwithjamie/   00:00 — Introduction 00:30 — How Jam With Jamie Began 05:35 — Jamie’s Mom Names the Business 07:27 — From First Party to Word of Mouth 08:12 — Loss, Grief, and Perspective 09:47 — Growing Jam With Jamie Into 9 Cities 10:34 — The Creation of Little Jam Fest 12:02 — Music, Family, and Jamie’s Father 20:32 — How Music Connects With Kids 23:05 — Showing Up With Joy During Hard Seasons 25:57 — Work, Grief, Burnout, and Healing 30:06 — Life Pivots and Vocal Challenges 32:28 — Is Joy Found or Created? 35:33 — Finding Joy in a Hard Season 37:50 — Where to Find Jam With Jamie and Little Jam Fest

    40 min

  7. 18 mag

    How to Build a Business From Home Without Losing Yourself

    Today we sit down with Alexia Ferrari, known online as The Millionaire Homemaker, to talk about motherhood, ambition, money, identity, and what it really means to build success on your own terms. Alexia shares how she went from climbing the corporate ladder in the aerospace and systems engineering world to building a thriving online brand and business from home. After becoming a mother, she found herself questioning how she could keep up the pace of corporate life while also being present for her family. That tension eventually opened the door to a new vision: helping women create wealth from home without having to choose between motherhood and their dreams. Throughout the conversation, Alexia opens up about the messy middle of entrepreneurship, building a brand with authenticity, learning how to create viral content, using AI and automation, and why women today are craving something deeper than financial freedom alone. This conversation is for the woman who feels pulled between who she is, who she wants to become, and the life she is trying to build. Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Follow Alexia: https://www.instagram.com/themillionairehomemaker/  00:00 — Introduction 00:41 — Becoming The Millionaire Homemaker 01:52 — Leaving Corporate Life Behind 04:51 — Discovering the Power of Working From Home 06:22 — Helping Women Build Wealth From Home 08:29 — Motherhood, Guilt, and Giving Back to Yourself 10:37 — The Messy Middle of Building a Business 13:19 — Turning Your Gifts Into a Brand 16:32 — When a Brand Becomes a Movement 20:10 — Why Authenticity Wins Online 21:57 — Building a Business While Raising a Family 24:33 — Funnels, Automation, and Passive Income 29:10 — Why You Have to Fully Commit 32:48 — Why You Don’t Need a Huge Following to Succeed 34:46 — Handling Negative Comments Online 36:35 — Redefining Success on Your Own Terms 39:53 — The Truth About Overnight Success 43:16 — Creating Content That Feels Real 45:50 — Where to Find Alexia Ferrari

    48 min

  8. 11 mag

    Feeling STUCK? This tool will help you, today.

    In this episode, I sat down with Laura Rubin, writer, speaker, founder of AllSwell Creative, and author of The Big Unlock, for a powerful conversation about journaling, anxiety, fear, gratitude, and how writing can help us get unstuck. Laura breaks down why journaling is so much more than simply writing down your feelings. Through her approach to mindful writing, she explains how intentional prompts can help us recognize patterns, quiet our critical voice, shift our mood, and reconnect with what actually matters. Together, we explore why anxiety is often future-focused imagination, how positive memories can help calm the body, why gratitude works best when connected to the five senses, and how small practices like the “4x4” journaling method and “dopamine push-ups” can create real change in everyday life. This conversation is for anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, disconnected, or curious about how writing can become a simple but powerful tool for mental and emotional well-being. Learn more about Laura: https://allswellcreative.com/  Learn more about Keesha: https://keeshascott.com/ Grab a copy of Laura's book: https://allswellcreative.com/pages/the-big-unlock  00:00 — Introduction 00:58 — Welcome Laura Rubin to Cake for Dinner 01:40 — Why so many people feel stuck 02:48 — What being “stuck” looks like in real life 04:26 — The fear underneath most blocks 05:30 — Mindful writing vs. traditional journaling 06:28 — Journaling as a tool for embodiment and mood shifts 07:17 — The serotonin bath: using positive memories to calm anxiety 09:04 — Why nature is so powerful for the mind 10:21 — Awe, water, and reconnecting with something bigger 13:10 — Why journaling has a PR problem 14:31 — The stories and patterns that shape our lives 17:04 — Gratitude as a daily practice 19:19 — Using the five senses to make gratitude more powerful 20:13 — Recognizing your “big rocks” and priorities 22:15 — Writing things down to see your patterns clearly 23:20 — Why longhand journaling is so effective 24:52 — Rock stars need roadies: asking for support 27:01 — Externalizing thoughts instead of letting them loop 30:44 — The 4x4 journaling method 33:20 — Perfectionism and the critical voice 35:05 — Giving anxiety a seat, but not control 37:06 — Self-compassion and evolutionary fear 38:43 — Dopamine push-ups and healthy mood shifts 40:56 — Where to find Laura Rubin and The Big Unlock 42:16 — Closing thoughts and Cake for Dinner outro

    43 min
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Descrizione

This is not your mom’s parenting podcast—unless your mom swore a little, cried in the car, and showed up anyway. Cake for Dinner brings founders, experts, celebrities, and parents to the couch for real conversations about motherhood, marriage, hormones, healing, and the messy middle. No filters. No fluff. Just honest talk—and maybe some cake.

Informazioni

  • Creatore
    Keesha Scott
  • Anni di attività
    2025 - 2026
  • Puntate
    45
  • Classificazione
    Contenuti espliciti
  • Copyright
    © Copyright 2025 All rights reserved.
  • Sito web del podcast
    Cake For Dinner
  • Fornitore

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