Eva, Lydie and Glado together in rust, chocolate and black gowns

The podcast your village has been waiting for

Pull up a chair, mama.

Three Kenyan-born moms raising kids in the US, saying the things everyone’s thinking. No filter. No judgement. Just real talk.

Why we started

Nobody hands you a manual. So three moms pulled up three chairs, switched the mics on and started saying the quiet parts out loud. We’re all facing the same challenges, having the same doubts, laughing at the same chaos. If you’ve ever thought “is it just me?”, it isn’t.

your village, in a podcast.

Eva, Lydie and Glado in matching black suits

The hosts

Three moms. One couch.

Long-time friends with little ones all the way up to teens, and the faith that holds it all together.

Eva, Lydie and Glado laughing together
Season 1 · The real ones

01

Eva

Eva

Mom · entrepreneur · singer

Faith at the centre. Warm, down-to-earth and “bougie but relatable”, sweet but firm, and she will always call a spade a spade. Serious about quality, a lover of peace, and notices far more than she says.

calls it like it is

02

Lydie

Lydie

Mom of twin boys + a little girl

Easy-going, fun and falling back in love with fitness. Lives for travel, a good book and movie night, and loves being a mom more than anything.

the calm in the chaos

03

Glado

Glado

Raising teens + a pre-teen

Never a dull moment. New recipes, family first, keeps the peace, and brings the Scripture. Also enjoys a little drama (as long as it isn’t hers).

keeper of the peace

In their own words

Said on the couch. Word for word.

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Nairobi skyline at golden hour
An American city at night seen from a warm studio

Where we’re from

Born in Nairobi. Raising kids here.

Two homes, one group chat. Back home, help was all around. Here, a lot of us are doing it without family nearby. That’s why we built a village.

A day in the life

Motherhood runs on its own clock.

A busy kitchen counter with lunchboxes and keys
6:47 amLunchboxes, lost shoe, cold coffee. Out the door anyway.
Three women’s hands holding coffee mugs
11:20 amThe five-minute coffee that turns into an hour of real talk.
A mother holding her sleeping baby by a window at night
2:14 amJust you, the baby and the city lights. You’re not the only one awake.
Many hands sharing food around a long table
SundayFull table, loud laughter, little hands everywhere. The village.

Episodes

Press play, mama.

All episodes on YouTube

    Clips that travelled

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    The fourth chair

    There are three chairs on set. This one’s yours.

    What’s on your heart today? Pick one and we’ll tell you where to start.

    On Airpick a topic

    we saved you a seat.

    From the guide

    The guilt-free list.

    Things you’re allowed to stop feeling bad about. (We’ve done every one of them.) Tap to let it go.

    0 of 5 guilts released

    Free guide

    The 5-Minute Mom Reset

    • 5-minute reset
    • Guilt-free list
    • Ask-for-help texts
    • Hard-day encouragement
    • Bonus diaper-bag checklist

    from Lydie, Eva & Glado

    For the hard days

    For when you need a minute.

    One of us once sat on her closet floor with the lights off, kids calling her name, whispering “Lord, I need a minute.” If you’ve had a moment like that, you’re not failing. We made this guide for those moments. It’s short on purpose.

    Free. No spam, just the guide and new episodes.

    Brands & experts

    Pull up a chair with us.

    We want to be the first call when a brand thinks parenting and motherhood. We’re also opening the couch to experts: finance pros, child psychologists, gynecologists, psychologists and motivational speakers who help moms live their best lives and raise happy, healthy humans.

    Women 22–45

    New and seasoned moms, moms-to-be, style-conscious and digitally native.

    58K+ followers

    32.1K on YouTube and 26.6K on TikTok, all built in five months. Clips regularly reach 100K+ plays.

    Moms helping moms

    A real community, not just an audience. Integrations that sound like us: products we actually use, talked about the way we talk on the couch.