Jess Brownsberger

spilled milk.

Kids EN ↓ 3 episodes

You ever spill milk and instantly feel rage? Not because of the milk...but because it was the final straw. The mess on top of all the other messes. The moment that breaks you, and makes you wonder if you’re even doing any of it right. Spilled Milk is a podcast for moms who are tired of hiding behind all of the lies of the culture we live in. Every week, we’re talking about the real stuff: • The spiritual battle under the surface of motherhood • Raising kids in a world that feels upside down • Letting go of fear, perfection, and cultural pressure • Speaking truth even when it’s unpopular This i...

Author

Jess Brownsberger

Episodes

How Feminism Got Hijacked & Why Families Are Paying The Price 21.11.2025 30:10

If you’ve ever wondered how we went from “equal opportunity” to “you don’t need a man and you definitely don’t need kids,” this episode breaks it down. We’ll talk about how the original heart of feminism was swapped out for something darker, something that convinces women to carry loads they were never meant to shoulder alone. I’m unpacking the history, the lies we’ve swallowed, and the biblical t...

What Kind Of World Are We Raising Our Kids In? 03.11.2025 28:51

Everyone says the world’s too broken to bring kids into...but maybe that’s exactly why we’re here. We’re probably not the first generation to feel like we’re raising children in a culture that’s lost its way, but it sure feels louder, darker, and more confusing than ever. I had my babies in the middle of a pandemic... in the noise, the fear, and the chaos... and somehow, that’s where I found peace...

Intro - Don't Cry Over Spilled Milk 10.10.2025 2:00

Ever spilled milk and felt instant rage? Not because of the milk… but because it was the last straw? This podcast was born from those moments. Spilled Milk is for the moms who are tired of holding it all in... the ones who are carrying big emotions, bold convictions, deep faith, and a lot of questions about raising kids in a world that feels upside down. I’m Jess, a mom of three, and I created thi...