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All aboard the chaos express! If you’ve got a ticket for this ride, you already know it. It’s the one where there’s never enough time in the day—kids’ schedules outpace yours, work demands keep piling up, and oh yeah, the laundry, dishes, mowing the lawn, and bills aren’t going to handle themselves. Let’s not forget staying connected with friends and family, even though you planned to be in bed by 9 pm…but it’s now 11 pm, and tomorrow starts before the sun does. Sound familiar?
We’re right there with you. Welcome to The Mr. & Mrs. Inglis Podcast, hosted by Shaen and Meghan Inglis—a weekly show where we dive into real and honest conversations about the wild ride of raising kids, growing careers, and managing family and friendships in the middle of life’s beautiful chaos. So grab your ticket and join us for a weekly dose of camaraderie, connection, and a reminder that you’re never in this alone.
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[MUSIC]
I got it, I don't know why you do that.
I'm so confused.
Not because it's just cool, that's what
you're supposed to do in your Hollywood,
like we are.
And I couldn't be Wolfman, I guess.
Dealing with other people's nastiness.
I did my hair for the first time in a
week and almost a half.
We've always struggled,
I feel like as a couple.
I mean, bending is a
relative term at this point.
It's certainly not
the romantic sexy stuff.
Like, hey, I'm gonna ruin Valentine's Day
and then Sean's birthday the next day
after, surgery is at you,
it throws sicknesses at you,
it throws troubles at you.
Yeah.
And you work on it together.
They have not complained much.
And they're shocked that
dad knows how to do it.
Somehow I made it.
I know.
The kids' heads almost popped off.
Yeah, you definitely
one-upped me on that.
There's always a healthy
competition there to be able.
I like eating it.
Yeah, and I love cooking.
Yeah, so it's a good mix.
It's a good mix.
I'm so glad you went there.
Yeah.
You used to get super
frustrated with pancakes.
Pancakes are my Achilles heel.
They're just pancakes.
Like...
Yeah.
I mean, you can't eat
the wiener dog, right?
They're shaken from the
cold or nerves, but...
Right.
Then she had the
zoomies for like 30 minutes.
The zoomies.
I do.
I'll never forget someone told a story
once of a kid that went to college
that had no idea how to do laundry when
they got to college.
Yeah, that was me.
I'm like, I'm the chief
laundry officer of my house.
Yeah.
Oh, definitely.
Is he yellow?
Yeah, she does.
She likes to stink.
She does.
My book of accomplishments.
A man to see his smile when
he came through that door.
They know there's a little
bit of a high bar to live up.
I hope that our listeners are thinking of
their own kids right now.
You're living your life, and you've done
something now that I've never done.
Yeah, probably one of the most powerful
emotions as a parent.
It's like a balloon.
I do like it, though.
I'm not gonna lie. It's like, hey, we
have high expectations.
Boom.
They load this book.
You don't have a bowling trophy, dad.
I'm like, actually, I do.
Right?
Yeah, that's how math works.
Yeah.
Well, maybe that's why
I've never been invited.
He's gonna need
therapy to bring that down.
They just like the fact that
people kind of stare at them.
I'm a gamer, man.
Cold-blooded.
There's a reason why I
use that song all the time.
It's ice in the veins.
Ironically, I was talking to--
I'll have to defend that.
It was a dumpster fire.
Don't you put that on me, Bobby.
No.
I'm gonna guess it's--
I'm beating you.
You're beating me.
Yeah.
Trash.
Yeah.
I'm gonna drink some
bourbon, drink some wine.
We're gonna go to bed, and we're gonna
get up and do it tomorrow.
Mm.
That'd be great.
Mm.
Mm.
Oh. Need to be a gamer. Mm.
Oh.
Need a vacation.
Yes.
We will-- you know, we
can Mr. Rogers this, and--
I'll have more to
talk about, and so will--
So will you.
See you in castles.