How does Meredith Masony's 'Take it or Leave it' podcast address the mental load of marriage and motherhood?

Hi there!

From what I share on Take It or Leave It, the mental load of marriage and motherhood shows up in a few consistent ways:

• I talk openly about how moms end up being the default project manager of the family: appointments, daycare, school stuff, meals, emotional labor, and keeping everyone alive and semi-sane.
• Episodes on topics like “love and marriage,” maternity leave, sex after birth, and getting your spouse to the doctor dig into how uneven responsibilities strain relationships, and how communication and boundaries matter.
• I try to normalize the resentment, burnout, and guilt many moms feel, and use humor and real stories so women feel seen rather than judged.
• I also push partners—especially husbands—to step up, not “help,” and to take ownership of their share of the physical and mental work.

Is there a specific part of the mental load you’re most interested in: marriage dynamics, motherhood exhaustion, or dividing tasks more fairly?