Mom Dump

Welcome to Mom Dump, the podcast where Maya gets real about the wild ride of motherhood, the struggles of adulting, and everything in between. Maya isn't afraid to dump all her thoughts, feelings, and stories right here on the pod. Tune in for raw, unfiltered conversations about the highs, lows, and everything else that comes with navigating life, motherhood, and being an imperfect adult. It’s like chatting with your best friend—if your best friend was a mom, a little overwhelmed, and a whole lotta honest.

Mom Dump is a society podcast hosted by Maya Woronicz, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Maya Woronicz hosts Mom Dump, a society show with 40 episodes published.

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  Episode #40

  40. 5 Lessons I Hope My Daughter Learns From Me, Not Life

  Aug 17, 202625 minS4

  What are the things you hope your kid(s) know before life has the chance to teach them the hard way? In this episode of Mom Dump , I’m sharing five lessons I desperately want my daughter to carry with her as she grows up about confidence, self-worth and knowing who she is. Some of these are lessons I’ve learned myself through experience, heartbreak, growing up, and becoming a mom. Because more than anything, I want my daughter to grow up knowing that she never has to shrink herself to be loved, chase people who don't choose her, or lose herself trying to fit in. These are the things I hope she knows long before she needs to learn them.

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  Episode #9

  39. The Mom Comparison Trap: Did '90s Moms Have It Easier?

  Aug 3, 202620 minS4

  Motherhood has a funny way of making you question everything, even yourself. In this episode of MOM DUMP we're talking about what confidence really looks like as a mom. From the impossible expectations we place on ourselves to the constant comparison that comes with social media, this conversation is an honest look at why so many moms feel like they're never doing enough. We also dive into the bittersweet reality of watching our parents age, how motherhood changes with every season of life, and why it's okay if the version of you today doesn't look like the version you imagined years ago.

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  Episode #38

  38. Growing Through Motherhood

  Jul 20, 20261h 37mS4

  In this episode, I’m joined by Alanna (@lettersfromlanna) for an honest, heartfelt conversation about the parts of motherhood we don’t talk about enough. We dive into what happens when you lose your sense of play, how motherhood can completely transform your identity, and the messy, beautiful journey of finding yourself again. We also chat about postpartum mental health, healing, the importance of having a strong support system, embracing emotional vulnerability, balancing creativity with the everyday demands of motherhood, and how community (both online and offline) can remind us that we’re never doing this alone. This episode feels like sitting down with a friend over coffee, full of laughs, real talk, and those "me too" moments every mom needs.

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  Episode #37

  37. Why Today's Dads Are Different

  Jun 22, 202620 minS4

  When I first became a mom, I used to roll my eyes every time someone praised a dad for changing a diaper or taking the baby for an hour. Meanwhile, moms were doing all the same things and somehow it was just expected. In this Father's Day episode, I'm talking about how my perspective has changed over the years. We dive into why parenting isn't actually 50/50, what true teamwork looks like after kids, and why I think millennial dads deserve more credit than they're often given. From reading parenting books to breaking generational cycles and being emotionally present, today's dads are showing up in ways that look very different from previous generations. This episode is a love letter to the dads who are trying, learning, growing, and showing up every day, even when nobody's watching. Happy Father's Day! 🩷

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  Episode #35

  35. Disney Adults- Don't Hate Me

  May 25, 202626 minS3

  On this episode of Mom Dump - We’re talking all about our trip, from missing yet another flight and my honest Disney experience. Plus… I ate ALLIGATOR for the first time ! Also diving into that weird “coming home blues” feeling after vacation. You know the feeling.. when real life hits again and you’re left unpacking suitcases and emotions. It’s funny, honest, slightly unhinged, and basically feels like a voice note !

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