
35 episodes

Meet Jasmine and Mo Parenting is Political
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4.8 • 67 Ratings
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A podcast about the intersections of social political, justice, and parenting
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Deconstructing and Deprogramming
Jasmine and Mo discuss deconstructing evangelicalism and deprogramming from high control movements spaces.
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Trans The Children
Hear Jasmine and Mo's response to HB1570, a bill that was passed in 2021 that took health care away from trans youth in Arkansas. Also hear about our non-profit, Reconcile Arkansas!
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We're Back...Again lol
Hosts Jasmine and Mo discuss what life has been like for them both during the pandemic. During this episode, we talk about mental health, relationships shifting, and parenting during a global pandemic.
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Samantha Paige Davis Interview
Omar and Keith originally from California (now in Washington DC) married in June 2019, are 2 intended Black fathers.
Samantha (she/they) has made DC home. She is originally from Pittsburgh. She is a Black Feminist, storyteller, organizer and egg donor committed to building Black power and cultivating Black Joy. -
Andrea Pressley Interview
Our interview with Andrea Pressley, the founder of The SunShine Project--a kid's meditation and wellness app.
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Military Equality???
A quick chat about neoliberalism, the lifting of the ban on transgender folks serving in the military, and how we talk to our kids about developing a critical analysis.
Customer Reviews
Great podcast!
Love Parenting is Political! Great takes on lots of different things.
I just wish each episode title gave a little preview of what the episode was about! :) That would make it easier for listeners to find episodes that pique their interest.
Essential listening
Super approachable and super real. Everyone should be listening to this.
Life-changing podcast
Wow! This is everything I didn’t even know I was looking for or needed in a podcast. Mo & Jasmine speak honestly and openly about their parenting journey and all of the barriers / roadblocks parents face in making sure we raise socially aware anti-racist babies. They are both incredibly engaging and speak from the heart, and the language/understanding of inclusivity and equity used is so on point I feel like when I listen I’m basically getting free therapy sessions (don’t worry, I know podcasts aren’t a substitute for a licensed MH professional!) But still, thanks for sharing lived experience and ways that parents and non parents alike can come face to face with internalized white supremacy and continue on to smash the patriarchy!! Love listening to both of you and appreciate the hell out of this podcast!