Alicia Watkins, PhD, LCSW (@coachingwithdralicia) and Tiana Von Johnson (@tianavonjohnson) go there in-studio unpacking mother wounds, how they show up in your love life, confidence, and boundaries, and what it really takes to heal without sugarcoating it. Then Char Curry (@sayswhatshewants) closes it out with her real, unfiltered take bringing the final word you didn’t know you needed. (March 5, 2026)

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