This Flocked Up Life

Lacey Ring-Verbik & Becky North

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.

  1. 6H AGO

    Mother's Day Hangover

    Send us Fan Mail Mother’s Day can feel beautiful, heartbreaking, exhausting, meaningful, and strangely lonely all at the same time. In this week’s episode of This Flocked Up Life, Lacey and Becky unpack the emotional “hangover” that can show up after Mother’s Day passes. From unmet expectations and complicated family relationships to football championships, adult children, grief, guilt, estrangement, and the invisible emotional labor moms carry every single day, this conversation gets real fast. Together, they talk about: • Why Mother’s Day can feel surprisingly heavy • The pressure moms put on themselves to make everyone else happy • What changes when your children become adults • Complicated relationships with mothers and daughters • Healing generational wounds while still honoring your story • Why asking for help matters more than we think • The truth about feeling unseen in motherhood This episode is tender, honest, emotional, and deeply validating for any mom who has ever felt overlooked, conflicted, grateful, exhausted, or all of the above at the same time. Whether your Mother’s Day felt magical, messy, disappointing, beautiful, or somewhere in between, we want you to know this: you are not alone. Support the show 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

    51 min
  2. FEB 4

    Giving Until It Hurts | The Overextended Mom Mini Series - Part 2

    Send us Fan Mail In Part 1 of The Overextended Mom mini-series, we talked about being booked solid and how overscheduling has become the norm for so many moms. Today, we are taking it a step deeper. This episode is about what happens when giving stops feeling generous and starts to hurt. So many moms are giving their time, energy, patience, and emotional labor without ever stopping to ask if they actually have anything left. We show up, we help, we volunteer, we support, and we carry it all. Often without realizing how depleted we have become. In this conversation, we talk about the invisible ways moms give, why it can be so hard to recognize when giving has crossed into self abandonment, and the quiet resentment that can build when our needs are always last. We unpack the guilt that keeps us stuck in this cycle and why loving your family deeply can still coexist with feeling exhausted and overwhelmed. This episode is not about fixing it yet. It is about naming the truth, validating the hurt, and understanding that if you are tired, frustrated, or running on empty, there is nothing wrong with you. If you have ever thought, “I love my people, but I have nothing left to give,” this episode is for you. Stay tuned for Part 3, Just Say No, where we will talk about boundaries, reclaiming your time, and learning how to give without losing yourself in the process. Support the show 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

    50 min

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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.