{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/6833ede1393e5e6cd84dd7cc/69b944add21529adf8417ad8?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"That One Time My Mum Shot the Neighbour’s Dog | Wild Family Stories, Motherhood & Survival","description":"<p>This episode of <strong>Big Mum Energy</strong> features Ali and her mum, <strong>Aunty Kim</strong>, in a conversation that proves some family stories are almost too unbelievable to be true.</p><p>It starts with the story everyone wants explained — <strong>the time she shot the neighbour’s dog</strong> — and only gets more unforgettable from there.</p><p>In this episode, they talk about:</p><ul><li>A crocodile encounter that could have ended very differently</li><li>The painfully awkward way Ali’s teenage eating disorder was confronted</li><li>A family moment involving cattle rails and a baby that still gets talked about</li><li>The hard seasons families live through and how humour helps carry them</li></ul><p>This episode explores <strong>motherhood, family resilience, parenting, difficult conversations, childhood memories, mental health, rural Australian life and the stories that shape who we become</strong>.</p><p>If you love <strong>real motherhood podcasts, funny family stories, honest mother-daughter conversations, Australian podcasts for women, parenting stories and unfiltered conversations about life</strong>, this episode will feel both familiar and unforgettable.</p><p>Because sometimes the funniest stories come from the hardest moments — and the women who lived them tell them best.</p>","author_name":"Ali Birch"}