Moms Got This

When kids start thinking like entrepreneurs, the power of silence, when mom has a meltdown and the kids are the grownups, feeling validated as a mother, a mom’s unmatched love for her kids, trusting yourself that you raised the kids right, converting to Judaism and family alienation, and a Kosher Korean cookbook. Korean-Jewish Comedienne Esther Goodhart shares her insights on family routines and relationships with hosts Stacy Igel and Michelle Park.In this episode: How, with school ending, Stacy’s son Dylan showed he had entrepreneurship in his mind Esther’s sons had rules Her tight relationship with her 28 and 30 year old sons How kids can think you’re a jerk and you have to “eat it” as a mom The deafening power in silence Esther on having a meltdown at her kid’s wedding when she wasn’t being validated, and how her kids propped her up How simple things like saying that Mom is important, and the intimacy of a simple statement, means everything Nobody can love you like your mom, only God and your mom made you