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One thing about parenting that I think people should talk about more, that a lot of times by the time kids get to their teen years,

parents maybe feel like, oh, this is a good time for me to go back to college or get a second job or do my own thing.

But I think it's really important to know and those years your kids need you more than ever.

And you just have to be careful to not think you're done. You know, even if they're taking all of it out on you,

and you're like, oh my gosh, I really want to run away, but I have to stay here because I actually have to protect you.

That's Maggie Beard, and this is the Retroll Podcast.

The Retroll Podcast.

Anybody who's a parent knows that it's just hard. It's really hard, even under the best circumstances. But imagine parenting two kids to musical, homeschooled kids,

and trying to keep them grounded as they skyrocket to just insane fame.

I certainly can't imagine that, but this week's guest can because she has lived it and continues to live it. Her name is Maggie Beard.

And if that name sounds familiar, it could be because she's an actor, a performer with a long list of credits to her name.

But more likely it's because she's like the coolest mom ever to two of the biggest musicians in the world.

Billy Eilish, yes, that Billy Eilish, the seven time Grammy Award winning 19 year old Billy Eilish,

and Billy's equally talented eight time Grammy winning 23 year old brother, Phineas, all of whom are portrayed alongside Maggie's husband, Patrick O'Connell.

In the recent and quite amazing documentary around Apple TV Plus called The World's A Little Blurry, which is, to my mind, at least this beautiful story about coming of age.

But also it's a documentary about family. It's about parenting. And the challenges faced by a mom and a dad just trying to consciously guide their talented kids through this vertigo inducing a scent to superstar them.

Maggie's also a long time vegan. She's an animal rights and environmental activist. And she's also the founder of something called support and feed, which is an incredible and relatively new nonprofit that partners with restaurants across America and soon the world to provide plant-based meals to those experiencing food insecurity.

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