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Welcome to Crisis Talks—where we attempt to solve the problems we created in Monday’s episode… and immediately get distracted again.
After diving into the mental load earlier this week, we’re back with actual solutions (well… sort of). From juggling work, kids, and a million invisible tasks to figuring out how to actually share the load, this episode is all about making life feel a little less overwhelming.
We chat about:
Plus: school life skills we definitely should’ve been taught, dishwasher rage, and the ongoing battle of “just put it IN the dishwasher, not next to it.”
It’s honest, funny, and packed with small, realistic ways to make family life run a bit smoother—without losing your mind in the process.
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Listen if you want a laugh and a comforting reminder that friendships don’t have to be perfect — they just have to be real.
By Katy and KatieWelcome to Crisis Talks—where we attempt to solve the problems we created in Monday’s episode… and immediately get distracted again.
After diving into the mental load earlier this week, we’re back with actual solutions (well… sort of). From juggling work, kids, and a million invisible tasks to figuring out how to actually share the load, this episode is all about making life feel a little less overwhelming.
We chat about:
Plus: school life skills we definitely should’ve been taught, dishwasher rage, and the ongoing battle of “just put it IN the dishwasher, not next to it.”
It’s honest, funny, and packed with small, realistic ways to make family life run a bit smoother—without losing your mind in the process.
Get a message straight to the show!
Don't forget to subscribe and share with your friends.
Keep in touch, follow our socials or send an email to [email protected].
Support the show
Listen if you want a laugh and a comforting reminder that friendships don’t have to be perfect — they just have to be real.