Tricia Jacobson and Megan Luster
The Matriarchs' Podcast
The Matriarchs is a generational podcast created for moms, teen girls, and young women. Every other episode is designed specifically for teen girls and young women, focusing on confidence, self-worth, friendship, and navigating life's pressures. The alternating episodes are relatable content for moms, covering motherhood, building a village, faith, growth, and becoming yourself while raising the next generation. Through honest conversations and relatable stories, The Matriarchs connects women across generations to grow stronger together.
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Tricia Jacobson and Megan Luster
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31. Aug 2026
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