Happy Mother's Day, everybody. You're listening to the Moan News podcast. We have a special

edition today celebrating all the moms out there. I'm Moosh Wannunu.

And I'm Jill Wagner. Moosh, we've got a really big show in store to start what better way to

celebrate Mother's Day then by interviewing our moms. So coming up, we've got Moosh's mom, Debbie,

and my mom, Carol. We're going to be talking about how Motherhood has changed over the years

and stay the same, what lessons they've learned from their moms. And they'll just be imparting their

words of motherly wisdom. They also talk about young Jill and young Moosh. Yeah, that was the

subject of a number of your questions. So we make a point in our conversation of getting to all of

them. So you'll have a better sense of us, I think, Jill, based on... For better or worse.

For better or worse, our mom describing us at young ages, as teenagers, and as adults. I told

them, probably one of the interviews, I was more nervous about, if you could say that a little bit,

because we interview lots of people, and I've interviewed a lot of people through my career, but

never interviewed my mom before. And so I thought it was very cool, but we were so excited about this

idea. We hope all of you get something out of this. At the same time, I want to say to everyone

who's listening to this podcast, I feel very lucky and fortunate and recognize how fortunate Jill and I

are to be able to do this. And so we're sending our love to all of you this weekend, either who grew

up without a mom, have lost their mother, are not in touch with their mother, or are struggling to

become mothers themselves. Also, we heard from many people in our Mono's community about the best

advice that their moms ever gave them. We're going to be playing those messages later in the show.

They were great. Thank you so much to everybody who called in. Moosh, one of the reasons that we wanted

to do this podcast is to have a little bit of fun, but also to celebrate motherhood. Moms have

had a rough go recently, just collectively speaking with the pandemic and the formula shortage.

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