I’m dead. Feeling like a bag of bully. So this is one from the vault - I just listened to it and had a good time so I hope you enjoy .

Merry Moodmas: A Gaslighting Session for the Soul is a holiday-season escape wrapped in Better Moody humor, spiritual reflection, and the kind of exhausted honesty that makes you feel seen. In this episode, Moody spirals—in the best way—through a guided beach fantasy, a gospel hymn moment inspired by “His Eye Is on the Sparrow,” a dive into Matthew 10:29–31, and a chaotic theory about sparrows doubling as satellite surveillance through a system called G.O.D. (Global Observation Directive). Part comedy, part comfort, part confessional, this episode blends imagination with reality, fatigue with faith, and December burnout with a sarcastic sense of hope.

She delivers her signature brand of chaotic holiday encouragement. This is a Christmas affirmation wrapped in satire and the gentle reminder that even in the madness, you are doing better than you think.

Rich with storytelling, humor, spiritual musings, and the raw honesty of a woman running on fumes and faith, this episode is the cozy, comedic therapy session for anyone navigating burnout, motherhood, military life, or holiday chaos. Merry Moodmas invites listeners to laugh, breathe, and realize —even if just for a moment—that they are having the time of their life, even when the shadows come. This is Better Moody, and this is The Way Forward.

Better Moody presents: Better Peace

Stories from the Better Moody Universe (aka Moody-verse)

In this beautifully honest episode of Better Peace, Holly opens up about the moment her world shifted from darkness to shimmering light — an emotional transition she compares to Taylor Swift’s “Opalite” from Life of a Showgirl.

Better Peace shares the raw truth behind her marriage falling apart, the heartbreak she never expected, and the surprising silver lining that helped her rebuild her sense of self. As she describes it, her life didn’t just “get better”—the sky became Opalite, full of soft color, clarity, and new beginnings.

This episode dives into:

- The turning point - a marriage was ending

- How grief can transform you instead of destroy you

- The quiet beauty of choosing yourself when everything falls apart

- What it means to find peace after you thought your story was over

If you’ve ever survived a breakup, a divorce, a collapsing relationship, or a moment where your entire life had to be rewritten, this episode will feel like a warm, glowing sunrise after a long storm.

What if the ending was your beginning all along?

In this deeply personal, wildly funny, and unexpectedly poetic episode, Better Moody invites listeners into the beautiful chaos of her morning as she reflects on motherhood, time, memory, and the simple joys that hold life together. From discovering her love of micheladas-without-the-beer, to decoding the dignified language of her dogs, to cuddling under an electric blanket with her growing teenager, Moody explores what it means to savor moments before they slip into the past.

With her signature humor and heartfelt storytelling, she shares scenes from her home—sleepy babies learning colors, daughters becoming young women, messy rooms, bedtime rebellions, unexpected hugs-as-punishment, toy disasters, booger diplomacy, and the eternal struggle of being the maid, mechanic, philosopher, soldier, provider, and mom all at once.

“Time Stand Still for Me” is a meditation on motherhood, nostalgia, and the desire to freeze the sweetest seconds of life. It’s warm, chaotic, tender, and real—exactly what listeners come to Better Moody for.

Perfect for: moms, parents of teens or toddlers, overworked women, tired soldiers, multi-taskers, dreamers, storytellers, comedy lovers, and anyone who has ever wished they could slow down time just long enough to feel everything fully.

Topics: motherhood, parenting humor, micheladas, Better Moody storytelling, exhaustion culture, family life, sentimental moments, dog behavior, toddlers learning colors, teenage independence, cozy mornings, stream-of-consciousness podcasting, single mom life, maternal nostalgia, humor + heart, mindfulness, life reflections.

In this chaotic, laugh-out-loud episode of The Way Forward, Better Moody reports LIVE from her bathtub after Better Peace exposes a childhood “Indian Chief underwear scandal.” Between dodging barking dogs, soothing a crying baby, and surviving a workout gone terribly wrong, Moody breaks down sisterhood, family chaos, curly-hair trauma, and the hilarious truth behind growing up Moody.

This episode blends comedy, storytelling, and real-life confessions while giving listeners a front-row seat to Better Moody’s field-reporter energy. If you love relatable mom moments, unfiltered sister stories, and raw, unedited podcasting, this is your episode.

Topics include:

• childhood sister drama & funny family stories

• chaotic mom-life mornings & dog disasters

• curly hair struggles & 90s throwback memories

• Better Peace vs. Better Moody: the ongoing investigation

• real-life burnout, humor, and resilience

Perfect for fans of improvised comedy, storytelling podcasts, mom-life humor, and anyone who needs a good laugh while navigating the madness of everyday life.

In this episode of The Way Forward, the Moody Verse expands — and we welcome the voice behind one of its most grounding forces: Better Peace.

My sister steps to the mic with her signature calm, clarity, and soft-power wisdom. Together, we talk about sisterhood, survival, why peace is a practice (not a personality), and she navigates the chaos of becoming who we’re meant to be.

This conversation is warm, honest, funny in the way only sisters can be, and full of the kind of perspective that shifts something in you without forcing it.

If Better Moody is the "bossy" storm:/,😅

Better Peace is the calm after.

Settle in — you’re about to meet peace - Better Peace within the MoodyVerse. Enjoy!

Step inside the beautifully chaotic world of the Moody Family with this cinematic, comedic bonus track created using SUNO AI — a playful fusion of Addams Family energy, Five Nights at Freddy’s chaos, and pure real-life toddler madness.

This original song tells the story of Camdin, the baby genius you definitely shouldn’t leave alone in the kitchen… because he’s either cooking, plotting, or earning his imaginary degree at 2 a.m. With lines inspired by real Moody Family moments, this track blends dark humor, cozy family vibes, AI-driven musicality, and a sprinkle of supernatural toddler energy.

(influences: Addams Family, Five Nights at Freddy’s, SUNO AI)

Enjoy!

In today’s episode, we’re talking instincts — the real, primal ones you don’t think you have until you suddenly do. A coyote hit our yard, left nothing but fur and silence, and my dogs knew something happened before I even processed it. And just when I thought the danger was ‘somewhere out there,’ I looked up and saw my two-year-old standing on the porch like bait in a National Geographic documentary.

This episode is about fear, intuition, the wild things that live outside our house… and the wild things that live inside us. Why dogs sense death, why moms go feral when their kids are in danger, whether predators come back, and what it means to trust your gut when the world decides to turn into a crime scene behind your house.

If you’ve ever had a moment where your instincts moved before your mind did — this one’s for you