Suburban Burnout

Join Laura and Megan as they dive deep into the hilariously absurd world of suburban living. With their unique blend of expertise as a lawyer and life coach, they cover everything from the laughably ridiculous to the seriously important. Expect expert guests, sarcastic humor, and unfiltered discussions on all the topics every parent needs to know. Get ready to crush the suburban life without sacrificing your sanity or your sense of humor.

Suburban Burnout is a kids podcast hosted by Megan & Laura, with 100 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.

Megan & Laura hosts Suburban Burnout, a kids show with 100 episodes published.

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  Episode #117

  Nurturing Your Kids’ Friendship & The Motherhood Divide We’re Not Buying Into

  Dec 22, 202516 minS0

  <p>What if your kids didn’t just share a last name or household, but a lifelong friendship? In our final episode of Suburban Burnout, Megan breaks down how to raise siblings who root for each other, support each other, and actually like each other. From family team meetings to chore swaps to showing up in each other’s chaos, this is how you build a family unit that lasts.</p> <p>Then she goes off, in the best way, on the systems and social feeds that keep trying to divide moms. Stay-at-home vs. working. Gentle parenting vs. structured. Breast vs...

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  Episode #116

  Too Hot to Handle: Heat, Youth Sports & One Mom's Game-Changing Solution

  Dec 15, 202537 minS0

  <p>We’re talking heat, literal heat. When former tech exec and mom of three youth athletes Melissa Fortenberry sat sweating in the Texas stands at her son’s football game, she asked a question every sports parent should be asking: “If I’m overheating just sitting here… what’s happening to them?”</p> <p>That moment sparked the creation of HeatSense, a groundbreaking wearable that tracks real-time core body temperature, heart rate, and more giving coaches and parents actual visibility before a child hits the danger zone.</p> <p>In this episode, we dive into:</p> <p>Why the current heat p...

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  Episode #115

  Permission to Be Complicated: Parenting, Peacemaking & Owning Your Voice w/Kelsey Blahnik

  Dec 1, 20251h 1mS0

  <p>What if your competing thoughts aren’t a problem to fix, but a roadmap to self-awareness, deeper relationships, and emotional clarity?</p> <p>In this powerful conversation, Megan welcomes back therapist, author, and group practice founder Kelsey Blahnik to discuss her newly released book, The And Way: Assertive Peacemaking in a Divided World. Together they unpack the real-life parenting, relational, and personal transformation work that happens when we stop choosing either/or and start living in the “and.”</p> <p>Whether you’re navigating grief, generational wounds, political tension, parenting criticism, or your own messy impulses, this episode is your com...

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  Episode #114

  Gratitude, Growth, & Grit: Katie Wood on Raising Resilient Kids (and Parents)

  Nov 24, 202539 minS0

  <p>What happens when life knocks you off your feet and you're still expected to show up, parent, and keep it together? Author, speaker, and former teacher Katie Wood joins Suburban Burnout to share how a life-saving surgery for her daughter led to one of the most powerful tools in her parenting toolbox: gratitude.</p> <p>In this deeply relatable and inspiring episode, Katie walks us through the chaos of parenting four kids, living with a first responder husband, and discovering how simple mindset shifts and morning routines rewired her outlook on life. Spoiler: it didn’t require an hour of...

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  Episode #113

  The Kids Are Feral, The Moon Is Closer, and I Built a Fort

  Nov 10, 202520 minS0

  <p>In this solo episode of Suburban Burnout, Megan gets real (and a little sarcastic) about modern parenting myths, cosmic energy, generational blame, and why building a fort with your kids might be more therapeutic than your last therapy session.</p> <p>She dives into the generational Olympics of blame: from unsupervised kids on the playground to why Millennials were once labeled “the lazy workforce” but are now apparently “too soft” with their kids. Spoiler alert: We are the helicopter mom, the bulldozer mom, free range mom, lighthouse mom and wine mom. So, why are people quick to blame Millennials once aga...

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