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, Feep, Feep, we're stuck once again at the intersection of feminism

and body image. We talk to body trust provider, Meg Bradbury. Plus, Biz is up late.

This is a check-in. As I'll tell you, Biz, after the last few months,

it was a bit of a tumultuous fall for us. We were trying to go our house because we bought a

house and we ended up having to continue owning two houses and rent it out with support from

our parents, which didn't feel great to ask for, but here we are now living in our new house.

Our Christmas tree is finally up. We finally exist in our home and it's just it's good.

It's a better house. It's a better space for our family and we're there. It means that until

the holidays, I'm driving my kid to school because we moved out of her school and she doesn't

switch schools until the new year, but you know a little bit driving is worth not having all of

the stress of not knowing if we were going to move. Honestly, we didn't know until the day before

we moved if we were going to be able to move, so we're no longer living in the stress and anxiety

of that and we're just living again and it feels really, really good. Thanks for the show, Biz.

Thank you. You're doing an amazing job. Yeah, nothing unrelaxing about any of that. That is

moving in general and stressful. I mean, that is like, that's a serious place to get stuck in,

where you haven't sold the first house to get the second house and then you've got to somehow

man. I mean, like that is a lot. That's a lot. And I can tell you, I am really glad to hear that

you guys are settled. There's a wonderful sense about feeling settled. And I see you because

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