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Hosted by Paul & Barb Roysdon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 67 episodes
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Everything you'd never want your mom to know, but I told mine anyways ;) I'm a long-distance momma's boy, and my ride-or-die mom and I talk about dating, intimacy, growth and all the stuff families usually avoid. It's honest, messy, loving… and we say it all out loud.Instagram: @holdonimcallingmymomYouTube: youtube.com/@HoldOnImCallingMyMomTikTok: @holdonimcallingmymomFacebook: Hold On, I'm Calling My Mom
Paul & Barb Roysdon hosts Hold On, I'm Calling My Mom, a comedy show with 67 episodes published.
This week I called my mom because after months of searching, she finally found the place she was going to call home and was getting ready to move across the country to be closer to me. Then her dream home fell through. W
This week I called my mom because there was a lot to catch up on! We talk about her birthday, her Joshua Tree adventure, and continue our search for a new place for her and my brother to call home in LA. But somewhere in
This week I called my mom because it's her mothafuckin birthday… and somehow that turned into me going through decades of home videos realizing our entire relationship has basically been documenting itself in real time.
This week I called my mom because it's Mother's Day… and naturally, we decided to test the boundaries of a mother/son relationship. Shout out to our listener-submitted situations, Barb and I try to figure out what's actu
This week I called my mom because I think showing up for myself is starting to upset people. What started as a conversation about something happening in my own life quickly turned into something bigger, about boundaries,
This week I called my mom because… my high school bully just followed up asking to hang out. And I don't know how to feel about that... Which it made me think about the episode where he first slid into my DMs AND came ou
This week I called my mom because… she set a boundary with me. And naturally… I challenged her on it :) It's been a week where social media has had a lot to say. People are coming for my mom for loving me and my brother
This week I called my mom because… I didn't feel like myself anymore. So I did something random and a little unexpected. I went to visit Marilyn Monroe . Standing at her grave, in the middle of Los Angeles, turned into s
This week I called my mom because… family therapy hit a wall. Me, my mom, and my brother couldn't get past a hurdle, so we brought in backup, my boyfriend. We're joined by Brett and Jordy, who give us the outside perspec
This week I called my mom because I was literally showing her the place she was going to live in in Los Angeles… and then the universe had other plans. I thought Barb was one step closer to Hollywood, but not so fast. Fr
This week I called my mom because I feel like I need to get my shit together. From feeling stuck in my routine to spiraling about how to get my groove back, we get into my curiosity around trying to quiet the food noise
This week is Oscars weekend, so naturally I called my mom to talk about the difference between the glamorous moments everyone sees on the red carpet and the chaos that actually happens behind the scenes. We relive some o
This week my boyfriend triggered a childhood memory and it opened up a bigger conversation between me, my brother Brett, and my mom that we've actually been unpacking in family therapy. We talk about family triggers and
This week, I called my mom because I'm a hot ass mess right now. I told her I'm locking in with what I eat again and somehow 48 hours later I've already ordered McDonald's for breakfast and I'm running on three hours of
This week, I called my mom because putting myself out there more has been bringing up things I didn't expect. Sharing more of myself online has felt freeing, but it's also made me realize how much of myself I've been edi
This week, I called my mom after an emotionally layered 48 hours. The day before Valentine's Day, I was venting about the learning curve in my boyfriend's and my communication styles and how out of sync it felt. Twenty-f
We're back! This week, I called my mom because I've been feeling unfulfilled in Hollywood, in my career, and in myself. Season 3 begins with a shift. My mom has put dating on pause, and together we're starting family the
After leaving the last episode — the first part of Paul and Barb's matchmaking segment — on a cliffhanger, Barb returns to share what's really been going on, including a recent health diagnosis tied to stress and how it'
It's finally here—the first ever Barbchelor , a matchmaking experiment where Barb puts everything she's learned this season to the test. But with fewer bachelors than Paul promised, the episode quickly unravels. Emotions
This week, it's a full family affair! Brett joins Paul and Barb to share his thoughts on Barb's dating journey so far — where he hopes her love story will end up, and the kind of man he and Paul would love to see their m
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Hold On, I'm Calling My Mom is hosted by Paul & Barb Roysdon. The show is categorised under comedy (society) and has published 67 episodes.
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