This is Biz, and this is the final season of One Bad Mother.

So join us this last year as we remember to judge less, laugh more, and celebrate all the OBMs who have been on this journey with us.

This is still a show about life after giving life.

And yes, there will be swears.

This is One Bad Mother. This is One Bad Mother. This week on One Bad Mother,

we know parenting is hard. Now try it as a teenager. I speak with Neil Morton, a reporter with the

Heckenger report about a high school committed to supporting pregnant and parenting

teens. Welcome, Neil. Hi, Biz. Thanks so much for having me. I'm so glad to have you. Before we get

into Lumen High School and everything that you discovered when you recently did a story on them. I wanted to let everybody

know that Neil is a reporter with the Heckenger report and covers K-12 schools in Arizona,

Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming. I mean,

that's got to be like, I mean, I'm a public school from Alabama in the early 80s.

I think it's a third of the United States.

That's what I'm going to say.

I often forget at least two of those states that I'm supposed to cover.

I mean, how many schools are there in Wyoming?

At least seven, from what I understand.

Let me ask you what I ask all our guests, which is who lives in your house?

I live right now with a cousin.

We are out in the exurbs, kind of south of Tacoma, a little farther out of Seattle, close to Mount Rainier,

if you know, Pacific Northwest, very well. We have multiple animals, six cats, six cats, two are mine,

two dogs, chickens and ducks. So it's a busy, busy household. All right. Did you name the ducks and the chickens? No, I just eat their eggs. Come on. There's no names for like Henrietta who's like

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