Parenting can be hilarious—sometimes on purpose, sometimes because if you don’t laugh, what else are you going to do? A new weekly comedy series called Overstimulated is taking that idea and running with it.
Launched October 14, 2026, by social-first entertainment studio Doing Things, the series stars comedians and longtime collaborators Manon Mathews and Vincent Marcus, who bring very different chapters of parenting to the conversation.
Two parents, two very different stages
Mathews is the mother of a two-year-old son, while Marcus is the father of a 13-year-old daughter. That means everything from toddler-life chaos to navigating the teenage years is fair game.
According to the launch announcement, conversations range from generational differences to questions such as whether technology is changing the way we think—all mixed with the everyday wins, struggles and absurd moments of raising children.
Where to watch or listen
New episodes of Overstimulated are released weekly on Wednesdays and are available through YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts. The show also plans to invite audience participation, with listeners sharing parenting stories and comparing notes.
You can find the series on YouTube.
Why this one caught our attention
There’s plenty of parenting advice out there. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to hear two parents acknowledge that raising kids is unpredictable, messy and genuinely funny. With one host in the toddler years and the other raising a teenager, Overstimulated has room for both ends of that conversation.