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That's M-A-K-E-N-Z-I-E-K-O-P-P-A. Ladies, today we have Jessica Turner on the show talking all about her new book

Stretch Too Thin. It was a really fun conversation for me because I've just now kind of really

really become a full-time working mom. So it was really interesting for me to be able to read

this book from both having been a full-time stay-at-home mom and a working mom. And I really did find a lot of information that I felt like could be beneficial to both working moms and non-working moms. I thought it was a really great book and I think you guys are really going to like my conversation with Jessica today. But before we get there, I wanted to mention a couple of things.

As you guys know, the same page podcast kicked off a couple of weeks ago, and it is doing so well.

People are loving using it with their families. If you're unfamiliar with what it is,

I thought my friend Sarah Ronk did a really good job on Instagram of distilling it down for me. I was so

grateful to her for helping give me my elevator pitch. And basically the core episodes are that in five

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