Mommy’s Happy Hour

by Heba Shunbo
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Life can be hectic, chaotic and it’s hard for many of us to keep up at times.. I find the best way to handle all the burdens of daily life is to connect with others, and to find the humor in it all, right? Doesn’t that just make life so much more lighthearted and easy to digest?? The insights.. and the good laughs those are some of the things I live for.. On this podcast, there is no sugar coating life, we have candid chats, spill the tea on life, in the hopes that we can connect on a deeper level with each other. I host women and men who share their interesting stories, their failures & successes and reveal some of their biggest insecurities and vulnerabilities.

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  • Ned1010
    Your motherhood sanity check!
    Genuine and funny Heba dares to say out loud what many mothers are thinking quietly. No filters here but so much fun!
  • em.kay.reviews.
    Superb
    This is so relatable.. and evokes a full range of emotions! Heba has a way of enabling her guests to really open up, and as a listener, you’re in on such a candid conversation, that takes you through the pain, the laughter, and everything in between.
  • NurseKelli2
    A Must Listen!
    Funny yet relatable and with a catchy clever title, this podcast has it all. I am so glad to say I got in early on this because I bet this one is going to explode and become the new “it” mom-cast. Thanks for putting it all out there and cheers to what Im sure will be a successful podcast! Looking fwd to your next episodes!
  • cairopodcastfan
    Love this! Sound advice, super genuine, and funny!
    I listen to a lot of podcasts and I can say Heba’s is one of the most honest and genuine. Having had twins a bit later in life, she has a refreshingly grounded perspective and genuine appreciation for both the challenges and joys of motherhood. The conversations are enlightening and entertaining... highly recommended for moms, moms-to-be, or anyone spending time with them.
  • Ex yoga buddy
    Us now
    I met Heba back in 2004/2005?! It’s been so long, I can’t even remember the exact year. In Cairo, of course. Although, had I gotten into Smith College, we could have met there. It’s hilarious to hear us now on this motherhood journey. I think I’ve found my new addiction on Wednesday’s.
  • Mark_eg
    From the heart
    Heba speaks with such authenticity and from the heart, that even as a man I can relate! Witty, funny, and genuine. The banter between her and her husband is lovely and heartfelt.
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