The BAD Mom Show

Welcome to the BAD MOM Show, where we flip the script on shame and reclaim the stories that moms tell themselves: “I’m too much,” “I’m not enough,” or “I’m just plain bad.” Around here, BAD stands for Blessed, Already approved of, and Divinely designed — to lead your family as the heart of your home. And if that doesn’t sound like you yet, don’t worry. It will. This show is for the moms who feel stuck in the past, overwhelmed by the present, and deep down fear they’re ‘messing it up. It’s for the ones carrying stories they’ve been too ashamed to tell — the fiery, sensitive, strong, loud, emotionally messy, misunderstood woman ready to stop hiding and start healing. Because here’s the truth: God chose you to for your family on purpose. He’s given YOU the authority to lead them boldly. You were divinely designed for this mantle of leadership, to set the tone as the heart of your home. Through raw conversations, real-life stor

The BAD Mom Show is a education podcast hosted by Theresa Todd, with 58 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Theresa Todd hosts The BAD Mom Show, a education show with 58 episodes published.

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  Episode #59

  Episode 59: Kingdom Wealth, Money Mindset and Divine Strategy w/Rachel Wortman

  Sep 30, 202628 min

  Money can get weird fast. It can bring up questions about worth, identity, security, success, and even what we believe God is asking us to do with what we’ve been given. In this episode, I’m sitting down with Rachel Wortman for a conversation about kingdom wealth, money mindset, calling, and divine strategy—and there were some things she shared that really made me stop and think. We’re talking about the connection between our money and our identity, why stewardship matters, and how believing bigger can change the way we approach what God has placed in our hands. In this episode, you’ll get curious about: What might be underneath the way you currently think about money, worth, and success? Could your calling and your assignment actually be two different things? What changes when you stop seeing money as the goal and start seeing it as something you’re entrusted to steward? And this is only Part 1! Come back next week for Part 2 as Rachel and I go even deeper. Rachel Wortman is a bestselling author, podcaster, and faith-and-business coach who helps Christian entrepreneurs build with God, not just for Him. After helping her husband grow the largest independent real estate brokerage in Oklahoma and scale to $3 billion in production, Rachel stepped into the coaching space to focus on what she saw missing at the highest levels of success: divine wisdom, the power of God, and clarity around our true calling in business. Find Rachel: @rachelwortman | www.supernaturalceo.com | www.rachelwortman.com Get The Money Mandate: https://link.amazon/B08PuUWqp Join The BAD Mom Society on Facebook and share this episode with a friend who needs this conversation! Connect with me: Instagram: @thetheresatodd Facebook: @thetheresatodd Website: www.thetheresatodd.com

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  Episode #58

  Episode 58: A Sneak Peek Into The BAD Mom Society's 1st Call: The Power of Your Bold Prayers

  Sep 23, 202623 min

  How often do we, as women, carry things we were never meant to carry alone? We try to fix it, control it, micro-manage everyone and push through until we're ready to break. And then we remember, Oh yeah… I can pray. In this episode, I’m giving you a sneak peek into the very first BAD Mom Society call, where we talked about the power of your prayers and what happens when we stop treating prayer like a last resort and start making it our first response. This episode is meant to give you a taste of what happens inside The BAD Mom Society so you can come join us if you missed it! No matter what season you're walking through, we need community. We are wired for connection, not isolation, but we easily slip back into our private worlds. This community is meant to change that! In this episode, you'll learn: What changes when prayer becomes your first response instead of your last resort Why using your voice in prayer literally shifts the atmosphere and your perception of your circumstances What becomes possible when women come together in faith, connection, and prayer Come join us inside The BAD Mom Society to hear the entire first call. It’s FREE and I know it will grow you in ways you can't imagine. Being girded up, equipped and prayed over is how you lead with bold authority. I'd love to have you there! Share this episode with a friend who needs this community too, and make sure you’re subscribed to The BAD Mom Show so you don’t miss a thing! Join The BAD Mom Society on Facebook Connect with me: Instagram: @thetheresatodd Facebook: @thetheresatodd Website: www.thetheresatodd.com

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  Episode #57

  Episode 57: Becoming a Teenager and Navigating This New Season Together

  Sep 16, 202626 min

  My boy is turning 13, and I’m full of emotions. It's a rollercoaster of joy and grief. There’s the joy in getting to watch the person he's becoming, savoring moments from every season. And it's mirrored by the grief of knowing it's another season of life we're moving on from as he continues to grow up. The teen years feel especially pivotal; another step toward letting go, and while it's not easy, I'm extremely grateful. Both emotions can be felt at the same time. I can be incredibly proud of him while also grieving the little boy he’s leaving behind. In this episode, I’m sharing what it’s been like stepping into this transition with my first born: the feelings, the conversations, the fears and the anticipation. I share a story about something my husband and I did to intentionally mark this milestone with our son and it's a practice I highly recommend (not just with your pre-teens but especially at this milestone). We talk about: Why it's important to acknowledge and honor the joy and grief as you transition out of one season and enter another A powerful practice you can share with your child to reflect, dream and prepare for the teen years with trust and accountability How to keep that trust and open connection through all the changes teen years bring including friendships, technology, boundaries, and growing independence Motherhood is full of seasons we want to cling to and moments we’ll treasure forever. Maybe the goal isn’t to choose between holding on and letting go, but to learn how to do both with gratitude. If you’re in a similar season, I hope this message makes you feel seen and less alone in the mix of emotions. And if you have a teen, I'm open to your favorite parenting tip that’s helped your family stay rooted in faith, love and connection! Be sure you’re subscribed to The BAD Mom Show so you don’t miss an episode- new ones drop every Wednesday! And please, leave a 5 star review if this message spoke to you! The BAD Mom Society is launching this month! It's a FREE group and we're kicking it off with our first call TODAY, at 12p, EST! If you want to learn more or be a part of the Society, click here: Facebookfacebook.com/share/g/1N6911wJAU Connect with me: Instagram: @thetheresatodd Facebook: @thetheresatodd Website: www.thetheresatodd.com Resources mentioned for navigating teen years: birds-bees.com Guy's Guide to God, Girls and The Phone In Your Pocket- LinkAmazon.com: Guy's Guide to God, Girls, and the Phone in Your Pocket: 101 Real-World Tips for Teenaged Guys: 9781624169908: McKee, Jonathan: Books Men Are Like Waffles--Women Are Like Spaghetti: Understanding and Delighting in Your Differences LinkMen Are Like Waffles-Women Are Like Spaghetti: Understanding and Delighting in Your Differences: Farrel, Bill, Farrel, Pam: 9780736968881: Amazon.com: Books

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  Episode #56

  Episode 56: The Power of Lamenting and Why We Need to Do It, Not Avoid It

  Sep 9, 202627 min

  Sometimes you wake up expecting to feel happy… and instead, there’s just this heaviness you can’t quite explain. That happened to me on my birthday, and it opened up a much bigger conversation about lamenting, grieving, and healing. Because honestly, I think we’re way too quick to tell ourselves to “get over it” instead of getting curious about what’s really going on underneath. In this episode, I’m talking about what it looks like to bring the messy, sad, uncomfortable stuff straight to God—and why lamenting isn’t the same as staying stuck in grief. I’m also breaking down the difference between condemnation and conviction, because one pulls you into shame and unworthiness while the other invites you toward truth, correction, and freedom. I share what happened when I finally stopped trying to hold it all together, let myself cry, and gave God space to meet me right there. Sometimes grief is the bridge to healing. If this message speaks to you, I hope you’ll share it with a friend who needs permission to be honest, too. And be sure to subscribe and leave a 5-star review! The BAD Mom Society is launching this month! It's a FREE group and we're kicking it off with our first call so reach out to me @thetheresatodd to get the invite! Be sure you're subscribed to the show and please, leave a 5 star review if this message spoke to you! Connect with me: Instagram: @thetheresatodd Facebook: @thetheresatodd Website: www.thetheresatodd.com

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  Episode #55

  Episode 55: Diving Deeper into the Anxious Achiever- Part 2 w/Nadia Fiorita Sementilli

  Sep 2, 20261h 5m

  Episode 55: Diving Deeper into the Anxious Achiever- Part 2 w/Nadia Fiorita Sementilli Girl, can we just be real? Doing all the things and looking like you’ve got it together is exhausting. In Part 2 of my conversation with Nadia Fiorita-Sementilli, we’re going deeper into the anxious achiever and the roots of this unspoken pressure that fuels performance pressure, a drive to succeed, to be all for everyone and somehow not crack from the weight of it. It's NOT realistic ladies. So how did we get here? That's what we wanted to explore more. We dig into how societal pressure plays a part as well as the role of faith and what your identity is built upon. We also get honest about the fears that lie beneath the hustle, how past rejection impacts us today, the danger of isolation and the power of community. I'd be remiss if we didn't revisit God's design for our brains and the role neuroscience plays in finding healthy ways to slow down, assess motivation, and rewire those powerful thought patterns. Whether you’re a SAHM, climbing the corporate ladder, building a side business, or trying to master all three, it's time to acknowledge that living in a chronic state of stress is hurting more than it's helping. This conversation gave me a LOT to think about, and I hope it does the same for you. If this episode spoke to you, do me a favor and share it with a friend who needs to hear it and leave a review. This is a conversation every woman can benefit from no matter what season you're in. For more information on individual support, connect with Nadia! Nadia Fiorita-Sementilli is a licensed therapist, anxiety expert, and coach specializing in helping anxious, high achieving women create calmer, more balanced lives without sacrificing their success. Nadia teaches women practical, research-based tools to help retrain anxious thinking, regulate emotions and experience more peace, confidence and balance in their everyday lives. Connect with Nadia IG: @holisticanxietytherapist Website: www.nadiafiorita.com Be sure you’re subscribed to The BAD Mom Show, and share this episode with a friend who’d love this conversation! Connect with me: Instagram: @thetheresatodd Facebook: @thetheresatodd Website: www.thetheresatodd.com

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