Wednesdays at 3pm Pacific.
Live, unfiltered, and yours.
Every Wednesday Debbie goes live on YouTube to walk through the week in mortgage news, take real questions in chat, and answer them in plain English. Tune in live or catch the replay — either way, you'll know more than you did yesterday.
Mortgage Mom Radio LIVE streams every Wednesday at 3pm Pacific Time on YouTube and Facebook. Host Debbie Marcoux (NMLS #237926) takes live mortgage questions from viewers, covers the week's interest-rate movement, and explains current loan programs in plain English.
Can't make it live? Episodes are released as podcast audio within 24 hours on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.
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An hour that respects your time.
The week in rates
What moved this week, what's coming, and whether the headlines actually matter for buyers and homeowners.
Real questions, plain answers
Debbie pulls questions from chat, email, and the text line and answers them on-air in English — no industry jargon.
One deep-dive topic
Every show goes deep on one thing — closing costs, refis, loan programs, credit, fraud — so you leave knowing something new.
Catch up on past live shows.
Can You Take Over Someone Else's 3% Mortgage?
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Why Friday Matters More To Your Rate Than The Next Fed Meeting
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The List Price Is The Opening Bid!
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Foreclosures just jumped 21% this year. Is this 2008 all over again?
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Homeowners Insurance is killing deals at closing!
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The Fed Just Said No Rate Cut
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Mortgage Rates Just Hit 2026 Highs — What Happened & What Buyers Do Now
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The Biggest Condo Lending Change In Over A Decade!
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The Fed just flipped the script. Rate Hike on the table?
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If the show got you thinking and you'd rather just have the conversation, that's why Debbie's here.