Hi, I'm Biz. I'm a working parent with a kid and a teen.

It's been 10 years since the show began and a lot has changed on the show and in the world.

But by elevating the voices of others, we have learned we are not alone and we are doing a good job.

This is still a show about life after giving life. This is One Bad Mother.

This week on One Bad Mother burned her. We talk about the long-lasting impact of medical myths

with Eleanor Claycoyne, author of Unwell Women. Plus, this is negative.

It's Capron calling from Chicago, but I'm not calling from Chicago. I'm calling from Oregon,

where my family is missing my aunt because my wife has decided that she doesn't want to be married

to me anymore and so she is back in Chicago moving out and I am here with my five-year-old

and my two-year-old. So obviously I'm real sad in my life as a total mess and every day

after I put the kids' bed and my aunt and uncle go to sleep. I take my drink and the work from

home little project that I have to do and I sit out on the back deck under this hysteria covered

pergola and I do my work and I drink my drink and then after I'm done with that, I get out of

yoga class on the deck and then after that I go and soak naked in that hot tub and the stars

here are amazing. I think the motto of Oregon is like makes everybody more outdoorsy than usual

because I'm very much an urban person and the stars are just extraordinary and so I am living

a very polarized life right now where everything is awful and there's also these really, really good

things and so I'm really glad that I have somebody to tell this to and also what I tell you are

is because I really like take you so personally I feel like you really are my friend and you really

do care about how I'm doing and I really take a personally when you say that I'm doing a good

job so I would like to hear your check in now. How's this weekend for you? How are you doing?

First of all, I adore you and you are doing a good job and I mean that in every possible

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