Someday Is Here

Michelle Kramer

Someday Is Here is a podcast about real life, real healing, and the stories that shape us. I’m Michelle — a therapist, coach, wife, and mom — sharing honest conversations about relationships, marriage, parenting, grief, growth, and the moments that make us who we are. These episodes blend storytelling, reflection, and the emotional truths we don’t always say out loud. If you’re looking for a space that feels grounding, comforting, and real… you’re in the right place. Someday isn’t a dream you wait for. Someday is here.

  1. May 9

    Episode 36: Mother’s Day looks different this year

    This Mother’s Day feels different. Living far from my mom for the first time, not having all of my kids under my roof, and sitting with the quiet that comes with that. A reflection on how motherhood changes over time, what it means to let go, and learning how to hold both grief and gratitude in the same space. Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms, in whatever way this day finds you.

    12 min

  2. May 9

    Episode 35: The Things We Collect When We Didn’t Mean To

    It started as a joke… that managing your health feels a little like Pokémon Go, except instead of collecting creatures, you’re collecting doctors. But underneath that is something real. In this episode, I talk about the emotional weight of living in a body that requires constant attention, and the parts no one really prepares you for.

    5 min

  3. May 9

    Episode 34: I Rode the Train Scared

    I recently took BART into Oakland for the first time to take my California Law and Ethics exam. For some people, that might sound like a normal errand. For me, it was a huge anxiety moment. Public transportation, tunnels, not being in control, the noise, the movement — all of it felt like too much. In this episode, I’m talking about what it means to do something scared. Not perfectly. Not calmly. Not because anxiety disappeared. But because sometimes healing looks like taking the next step while your nervous system is still screaming.

    9 min

  4. Apr 27

    Episode 33: When you don’t have the words yet

    Sometimes you know something is there, you can feel it, but you don’t quite have the words for it yet. This episode is about that space. The in-between. The unfinished. And choosing to show up before everything is clear. I’ll come back to the conversation around parenting adult children when I have a clearer understanding of what I’m trying to say.

    4 min

  5. Apr 22

    Episode 32: The One Who Knows Me Best

    What does it actually look like to grow together over time… not perfectly, not easily, but honestly? After sharing reflections about each of our kids in recent episodes, it felt incomplete not to also include the person who has walked beside me through every version of me. The one who has seen the growth, the hard seasons, the questions, and all the in-between moments that don’t always make it into a story. In this episode, Sean joins me for a real, unscripted conversation about how relationships evolve, what we’ve learned the hard way, and what it means to keep choosing each other as life keeps changing. We talk about emotional differences, communication, learning to approach challenges as a team, and how growth often happens slowly, through everyday moments that don’t always look significant at the time. This isn’t about having the right answers. It’s about being willing to keep showing up. If you’ve ever wondered how relationships change as people grow, or what it looks like to build something steady over time, this conversation is for you.

    16 min

  6. Apr 15

    Episode 31: For the Ones Who Don’t Ask for Much

    Today I’m reading a letter I wrote about one of my children — a quiet, steady presence who rarely asks for much, yet gives so much in the way they show up for the people they love. Some people move through the world without needing attention.They notice more than they say.They try not to be a burden.They take care of things quietly.They show love through consistency rather than words. And sometimes… those people need to hear that they are allowed to take up space too. This letter reflects on what it means to be dependable, thoughtful, observant, and deeply caring — and the ways those strengths can also lead someone to believe they should ask for less, need less, or stay small. If you have ever felt more comfortable supporting others than asking for support yourself…If you have ever worried about being “too much” or costing too much…If you have ever tried to make life easier for everyone around you… this episode might feel familiar. Sometimes the people who ask for the least reassurance are the ones who deserve to hear it most. You are not a burden.You are not in the way.You are allowed to need.You are allowed to want.You are allowed to take up space. Thank you for being here for this one.

    11 min

  7. Apr 7

    Episode 30: The Emotional Weight Moms Carry That Nobody Talks About

    This episode is personal. And I think it's going to feel familiar. There is a weight that most moms carry that has no name and no job title. It doesn't show up on a resume. Nobody gives you credit for it. And most of the time nobody even sees it. It is the constant background hum of responsibility that never fully turns off. The sense that everyone's safety and wellbeing is on you. That if something goes wrong it's your fault. That if you're not on it — it doesn't get done. In this episode I'm talking honestly about the invisible emotional weight we carry as moms. The worry, the managing, the remembering, the caretaking, the being held to a standard nobody else in the house is held to. And how all of it connects to something I've been writing about in my book Just Unfinished. This one is for the mom who is tired in a way that sleep can't fix. 🎙️ Someday Is Here — the place where we get real, embrace being imperfect, and show up anyway. I am a licensed therapist but this podcast is not therapy and is not a substitute for professional mental health support. If you are struggling please reach out to a licensed professional in your area.

    16 min

  8. Apr 3

    Episode 29: When You Can't Protect Them

    A Personal Reflection on Anxiety, Helplessness, and Loving Someone Through the Hard Things  This episode is raw and it's recent. My child just had surgery. And from the moment we walked through those hospital doors I was reminded of one of the hardest parts of being a parent — your whole job is to protect them. And sometimes you have no control at all. In this episode I'm talking about what it really feels like to sit in a hospital waiting room while someone you love is in surgery. The anxiety. The helplessness. The operating room texts you hold your breath waiting for. The moment the doctor comes out and the news is more complicated than you expected. And leaving the hospital feeling exactly like you did the first time you ever brought them home — terrified and full of love. This one is for every parent who has ever loved someone so much that their pain becomes yours. 🎙️ Someday Is Here — the place where we get real, embrace being imperfect, and show up anyway.

    19 min
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Someday Is Here is a podcast about real life, real healing, and the stories that shape us. I’m Michelle — a therapist, coach, wife, and mom — sharing honest conversations about relationships, marriage, parenting, grief, growth, and the moments that make us who we are. These episodes blend storytelling, reflection, and the emotional truths we don’t always say out loud. If you’re looking for a space that feels grounding, comforting, and real… you’re in the right place. Someday isn’t a dream you wait for. Someday is here.

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  • Creator
    Michelle Kramer
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Michelle Kramer
  • Show Website
    Someday Is Here