Crazy Real with Bugge & Zogg

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Welcome to Crazy Real with Bugge & Zogg, the podcast where two lifelong friends and busy moms get honest about the hilarious, chaotic, heartwarming, and downright confusing parts of everyday life. Hosted by Jen Bugge and Marissa Zogg, this show is your new go-to spot for the conversations you wish you could have in the school pickup line, at youth sports, or over a glass of wine after the kids finally go to bed. Nothing is off the table. From the magic (and madness) of Disney trips, to ADHD and parenting struggles, to reality TV obsessions, youth sports drama, holiday traditions, family chaos, friendship, and the everyday stories that make motherhood both exhausting and beautiful — Bugge & Zogg keep it funny, unfiltered, and crazy real. Whether they’re debating FastPasses, swapping Italian family food stories, or diving into deeper topics like kids’ mental health and modern parenting pressures, you’ll feel like you’re right there at the table with them. Real moms. Real talk. Real laughs. If you need a break, a laugh, or just the reminder that you’re not the only one trying to figure it all out — you’re in the right place. Have a topic you want them to cover? Email: crazyrealbuggezogg@gmail.com Hit follow and join the conversation every week with Bugge & Zogg — where being real is the whole point.

  1. Jul 24

    Bridget Quinn on Sports Psychology, Pressure, and Helping Young Athletes Build Resilience

    On this episode of Crazy Real with Bugge & Zogg, Jenn and Marissa sit down with Bridget Quinn, LCSW, a therapist with a focus in sports psychology, to talk about the mental side of athletics and why young athletes need support beyond physical training. Bridget shares how her own experience as a competitive swimmer led her into sports psychology, and explains how anxiety, pressure, fear of failure, injuries, burnout, and confidence can all affect an athlete’s performance. She talks about why resilience matters, how kids can learn to handle hard things, and why sports can be a powerful place to build coping skills that carry into life outside the game. The conversation also dives into the pressure parents can unintentionally place on their kids, the importance of letting children choose what they enjoy, how injuries like concussions or ACL tears can impact a young athlete’s identity, and why mental health support is especially important for middle school and high school athletes. Bridget also opens up the conversation beyond sports, touching on therapy in general, postpartum mental health, finding the right therapist, and why asking for help does not have to feel intimidating. Whether you’re a parent, coach, athlete, or someone who has ever struggled with pressure, confidence, or starting therapy, this episode is an honest and helpful conversation about mental health, resilience, and learning how to do hard things.

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Welcome to Crazy Real with Bugge & Zogg, the podcast where two lifelong friends and busy moms get honest about the hilarious, chaotic, heartwarming, and downright confusing parts of everyday life. Hosted by Jen Bugge and Marissa Zogg, this show is your new go-to spot for the conversations you wish you could have in the school pickup line, at youth sports, or over a glass of wine after the kids finally go to bed. Nothing is off the table. From the magic (and madness) of Disney trips, to ADHD and parenting struggles, to reality TV obsessions, youth sports drama, holiday traditions, family chaos, friendship, and the everyday stories that make motherhood both exhausting and beautiful — Bugge & Zogg keep it funny, unfiltered, and crazy real. Whether they’re debating FastPasses, swapping Italian family food stories, or diving into deeper topics like kids’ mental health and modern parenting pressures, you’ll feel like you’re right there at the table with them. Real moms. Real talk. Real laughs. If you need a break, a laugh, or just the reminder that you’re not the only one trying to figure it all out — you’re in the right place. Have a topic you want them to cover? Email: crazyrealbuggezogg@gmail.com Hit follow and join the conversation every week with Bugge & Zogg — where being real is the whole point.