Cat Eye Podcast

In this episode I discuss all the random things involved with school camps. Travelling back through memories from both Primary and High School I talk about the good, the bad and the motrifying. Find all my stuff here linktr.ee/CatEyePodcast

I'm back from my unprecedented hiatus. In this episode I just go trhoguh where I've been the last 4 months and what I want to do with the podcast going forward. Hopefully you're all as ready to listen as I am to bring you more content.

This week I talk about my time at primary school and the stories that came with being the awkward kid. I look back at the school discos, attempts at making friends and think I was cool amongst other embarrassing and cringe moments

In this episode I discuss with my partner the issues women are facing these days from men and how the amount of women who have experienced sexual harrasment or assualt is too high. We also discuss what could be changed to help solve this problem and the issues around boys and the upbringing they have. Please note that whilst this episode focuses only on women being affected by men, I am in no way saying this can't happen between other individuals or that men aren't ever victims. If you have been hurt, feel scared or believe something has been wrongfully done towards you, no matter who you are, please seek help.

In this weeks topic we start a breif look into my mental health and experience going to a psychologist for the first time. I discuss my thoughts on seeking help in general and how I felt post session

In this episode I discuss the difficulties with telling people you don't want kids, attempting to get my cat a to be friends with other cats and feeling like I'm getting to old. This mixed with some other random stories and you have a chaotic but eventful time.

This weeks episode has me joined with my boyfriend Harry as we discuss the ugly side of customer service. We discuss not only the way customers treat the staff, but also why we think there is such a negative relationship between the two, and why the customer isn't always right.