Oct 26, 202658 min
Are we raising kids who can’t handle hard things? Harvard-trained psychologist Dr. Amy Todey says our children are not fragile. In this episode she explains why letting kids struggle is one of the most loving things a...
About this Podcast:
This is not your mom’s parenting podcast—unless your mom swore a little, cried in the car, and showed up anyway. Cake for Dinner brings founders, experts, celebrities, and parents to the couch for real conversations about motherhood, marriage, hormones, healing, and the messy middle. No filters. No fluff. Just honest talk—and maybe some cake.
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Booking probability
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Guest openness
Selective
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What is Cake For Dinner about?
This is not your mom’s parenting podcast, unless your mom swore a little, cried in the car, and showed up anyway. Cake for Dinner brings founders, experts, celebrities, and parents to the couch for real conversations about motherhood, marriage, hormones, healing, and the messy middle. No filters. No fluff. Just honest talk, and maybe some cake.
What has Cake For Dinner covered recently?
Recent episodes include "Harvard Psychologist Explains Why Your Kids Aren’t as Fragile as You Think" (26 October 2026, 58 minutes), "You’re Holding It Together. Is Your Drinking Still a Problem?" (19 October 2026, 38 minutes), and "Would You Still Be Married If You Could Afford to Leave?" (12 October 2026, 56 minutes).
How often does Cake For Dinner publish?
Cake For Dinner publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 45 minutes across 62 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Cake For Dinner?
Booking probability for Cake For Dinner is 31%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cake For Dinner requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cake For Dinner's contact route on record: public web form.
Who should pitch Cake For Dinner?
The strongest fits for Cake For Dinner are Family & Social Services. Cake For Dinner has a kids audience.
About the host
Cake For Dinner is a kids podcast with 62 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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- Oct 19, 202638 min
What if your drinking doesn’t look like a problem—but it doesn’t feel right either? Kate Bee, founder of The Sober School, joins Cake for Dinner for an honest conversation about gray area drinking, “mommy needs wine”...
- Oct 12, 202656 min
Would you stay in your marriage if money weren’t a factor? Tracy Tutor gets candid about financial independence, divorce, mom guilt, and the lessons she wants her daughters to carry into adulthood. In this episode of...
- Oct 5, 202637 min
When does helping your child become rescuing them—and how do you know when they truly need you to step in? Double board-certified child, adolescent, and adult psychiatrist Dr. Samantha Saltz joins Keesha Scott on Cake...
Episode #59
What Parents Need to Know About THC Today
Sep 28, 202637 min"I smoked weed when I was a kid and turned out fine." If you've ever said that or thought it, this episode is for you. John Puls is a licensed clinical social worker, master certified addiction professional, adjunct...
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- Sep 21, 202654 min
Are we punishing children for being children? And can we set firm boundaries without relying on shame, disconnection, or control? In this episode of Cake for Dinner, Dr. Vanessa Lapointe—parenting educator, former...
- Sep 14, 202641 min
What if being a “good parent” has less to do with controlling your kids—and more to do with learning how to regulate yourself? In this episode of Cake for Dinner, Keisha sits down with Hunter Clarke-Fields, bestselling...
- Sep 7, 202649 min
What happens when you love your children deeply—but part of you still wants to escape? In this episode of Cake for Dinner, I sit down with author Jessica Guerrieri for an incredibly honest conversation about motherhood...
- Aug 31, 20261h 10m
In this episode of Cake for Dinner, we sit down with Ryan Soave, trauma expert, therapist, speaker, and friend, for a powerful conversation about trauma, addiction, parenting, relationships, emotional discomfort, and...
Episode #53
The Real Reason You Can’t Stop Overthinking
Aug 24, 202653 minWhat if the reason you can’t stop overthinking isn’t because something is wrong with you — but because you’re trying to control everything? In this episode of Cake for Dinner, Daniel Chidiac, bestselling author of Stop...
- Aug 17, 202627 min
In this episode of Cake for Dinner, we sit down with Dani Beckerman, founder of Jars by Dani, to talk about what it really takes to build a brand from the ground up — and what happens when it's time to walk away from...
- Aug 10, 202635 min
We sat down with Dr. Stephanie Rogers, a board-certified geriatric and internal medicine physician, associate chief of geriatrics clinical programs at UCSF, and the voice behind Age Well with Dr. Steph. Dr. Rogers...
- Aug 3, 202634 min
In this episode of Cake for Dinner, we sit down with Sydney Sadick, media entrepreneur, author, fashion expert, and founder of Spotlight magazine. Sydney started a fashion blog as a teenager and turned that early...
- Jul 27, 202639 min
In this episode of Cake for Dinner, we sit down with Dr. Doris Day, one of the country’s leading dermatologists, scientist, author, and pro-aging advocate, for an honest and eye-opening conversation about what really...
Episode #47
Why Most People Misunderstand OCD...
Jul 13, 202644 minOCD is one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions in the world—and it's far more than being organized or liking things a certain way. In this episode, OCD specialist Kristina Orlova shares her own journey of...
- Jul 6, 202653 min
For 20 years, Erin struggled with eating disorders and tied her worth to soccer, her body, relationships, and being chosen. In this episode, she opens up about the shame she carried, the story she almost never shared...
- Jun 29, 202629 min
Gina Zapanta joins Cake for Dinner to talk about empowerment, motherhood, survival, and the moment women stop waiting for permission to become who they were always meant to be. Gina is an attorney, entrepreneur, founder...
- Jun 22, 202655 min
Jennie Garth joins Cake For Dinner for an honest and deeply vulnerable conversation about fame, motherhood, midlife, self-love, and what it really means to choose yourself. Best known for her iconic role on Beverly...
Recent guests
Recent guests on Cake For Dinner. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
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John Puls
licensed clinical social worker, master certified addiction professional, adjunct professor at Florida Atlantic University, expert witness, Full Life Comprehensive Care
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Vanessa Lapointe
bestselling author, parenting educator, international speaker, former practicing psychologist, Lighthouse Biomedical
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Hunter Clarke-Fields
mindfulness teacher, author, parenting expert, Mindful Parenting Podcast
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Jessica Guerrieri
author of BOTH CAN BE TRUE, Harper Muse
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