New Parenting Podcast from Pro Hockey Moms Explores Family Life
December 2, 2024 - 22:00
A fresh and engaging podcast has emerged from the dynamic duo of Madison and Anya Packer, a two-mom couple and former professional hockey players. Titled “Moms Who Puck,” the show delves into the intricacies of raising children while navigating the challenges of forming queer families. The Packards share their unique insights on balancing work and personal life, all while emphasizing the joys and hurdles of being both a parent and an athlete.
Listeners can expect a blend of heartfelt stories, practical advice, and light-hearted banter that resonates with anyone interested in family dynamics. Although the hosts come from a professional sports background, their discussions are relatable to all parents, regardless of their athletic experience. The podcast aims to create a supportive community where listeners can connect, share experiences, and find inspiration in the shared journey of parenthood. Tune in for a delightful mix of parenting wisdom and entertaining tales from the rink!
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