Moms On Mics

Jasmine Richardson

In this episode, we dive into the shocking case of Jasmine Richardson, one of Canada’s youngest convicted killers. In 2006, a quiet community was left reeling after a brutal family murder revealed a dark and deeply unsettling story involving manipulation, obsession, and secrecy. We explore what led up to that night, the role of her older boyfriend, the investigation that followed, and the lasting impact this case has had on how we understand youth, influence, and accountability.

The Lost Boys Of Pickering

In this episode, we explore the chilling case of the Lost Boys of Pickering, three young friends who vanished without a trace in 1995 after heading out for a night of fun. What began as a carefree evening quickly turned into a haunting mystery that has left families searching for answers for decades. We break down the timeline, the investigation, and the theories surrounding their disappearance, and examine why this case continues to captivate and frustrate investigators and the public alike.

Tania Marie Murry

Join us this week as we discuss the tragic case of Tania Marie Murry, a young Edmonton girl whose disappearance and murder shocked the community. We look at what is known about Tania’s life, the circumstances surrounding her case, and the investigation that followed. We also reflect on the lasting impact her story had on her family and the community, while raising awareness about missing and murdered children in Canada.

Endometriosis

Join us this week as we’re talking about endometriosis, a painful and often misunderstood condition that affects millions of people worldwide. We discuss what endometriosis is, the symptoms many experience, and why it can take years for some to receive a diagnosis. We also explore how it impacts daily life, mental health, and fertility, while highlighting the importance of awareness, advocacy, and listening to women’s health concerns. Join us as we share stories, information, and support for those living with endometriosis.

International Womans Day

In this special Moms On Mics episode for International Women’s Day, we dive into the story of Alberta’s Famous Five Emily Murphy, Nellie McClung, Henrietta Edwards, Louise McKinney, and Irene Parlby, the trailblazing women who helped change Canadian history through the landmark Persons Case.
We talk about how these Alberta women fought for women to be legally recognized as “persons” under Canadian law, what life was like for women in the early 1900s, and how their courage still impacts our daughters and sons today. As moms, we reflect on the importance of raising kids who understand equality, respect, and the power of using their voices for change.
This episode celebrates resilience, progress, and the women who paved the way for future generations.
💜 Happy International Women’s Day.

Bullying and Pink Shirt Day!

In this heartfelt episode of Moms On Mics, we talk about bullying, what it looks like today, how it affects kids and families, and what parents can do to help.
In honour of Pink Shirt Day, we share personal stories, expert-backed advice, and simple ways to teach kindness, empathy, and confidence at home. 

Tumbler Ridge School Shooting

On this episode of Moms On Mics, we discuss the tragic school shooting that shook the small community of Tumbler Ridge. We walk through what happened, what has been confirmed by authorities, and how the incident has impacted the victims families.
We also address the wave of online misinformation that followed, including harmful speculation that often surfaces in the aftermath of mass violence. 
Listener discretion advised.

Kids, crushes, and consent

Join us this week as we talk about Kids, crushes, and consent. What to do when your child has their first crush, what about dating? How to teach them about consent?

Celebrate our 1 year anniversary with us!

Join us this week for episode 52! We have been together for a year!

Relationship red flags!

Join us this week as we talk about relationship flags. What to watch out for, what are the signs?