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Posted May 16, 2007 at 9:46 am by Prescott

It seems a bunch of Imperfect Parent writers are popping up all over these new fangled things called “podcasts” in the next couple of days.

First, Kristen Chase, our very own Mominatrix, hosts her Motherhood Uncensored radio show tonight, May 16, from 9-10 p.m. EST. Her topic is religion. including the subject I’m mainly interested in — raising kids without it. She’ll be joined by our favorite political pundit and atheist Julie Marsh, as well as author Dale McGowan and Noell Hyman. If the damn kids will keep their pie holes shut during that time, perhaps I’ll call in. Fortunately an MP3 of the show is also archived if you can’t listen during the live broadcast time.

Next up on the podcast plate, have you heard about True Mom Confessions? Of course you have, it’s been all over the place (seriously, how do we get that kind of publicity?). But in case you’ve been vacationing off the face of the Earth, TMC is a new website created by Rebecca Woolf and Romi Lassally that allows moms to bare their souls through an anonymous post. Apparently you all have a lot of dirty little secrets, because it’s taking off like crazy.

Now the pair has already spun off the site into True Mom Confessions Radio, a live internet call-in show, and this Thursday, May 17 from 5-6 p.m. EST Mominatrix shows up on the airwaves again as a guest along with our newest and totally faboo columnist, Rachael (aka Crankmama). They’ll be discussing sex and sexuality after motherhood. This show is also archived, if you’re unable to listen to Kristen and Rachael’s potty mouths in the middle of the afternoon.

This is a very entertaining bunch, so if you have yet to get into listening to podcasts, this would be a great time to start.

Do I win the award for the most links in a blog post? Sheesh.

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