This episode was recorded in front of our first live audience at the Myer Centre Adelaide on Mother's Day.

It contains our story so far and a Q&A segment.

Thanks to everyone who came along!

We're back baby! There's a lot to catch up on after Grace threw a party while Bec was on her first cruise. Turns out their perception of a tame party is quite different. Grace reveals something she's been hiding for a couple of weeks. And please come along to the first In the Genes live podcast recording at the Myer Centre on Mother's Day!

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Bec and Grace discuss what shapes childhood memories. Bec asks whether there's too much pressure on parents to create the perfect childhood at the expense of their own lives and Grace reveals her formative memories.

Grace opens up about the end of her Situationship... the one Psychic Fotini warned her about! And Bec accidentally comes up with an awkward nickname for a potential new addition to the family.

Bec loses her mind meeting one of the family's musical heroes. We share some awkward faux pas before Bec reveals one of her worst social mistakes ever, sorry if it corrupts innocent minds. And Grace wonders whether being a Party Girl is frowned upon by wellness culture?

Grace and Bec discuss International Women's Day, including whether MAFS should provide a platform for misogyny. Somehow Bunnings sausage sizzles and foot pics feature.

PSA: Skip the first 12 minutes or so if you’re triggered by bickering, as tensions are high this week.

Grace has had a setback at Uni which raises questions about whether school adequately prepares you for life decisions.

PSA: Don't listen to this one while you're eating. Story Time with Bec goes down the toilet and the episode never really recovers. Add two camera tripod collapses and a musical interruption and it's the most chaotic yet. On the only serious note, if you want to find out more about how you can help fight Period Poverty visit kickstartforkids.com.au

Bec has some notes on Grace’s bad habits, but she’s beaten to the punch by a stunt Grace prepared earlier. Bec’s perimenopausal brain fog sees her struggle with word-finding.

Grace puts Bec on the interview couch to check in on how the past year has been for her personally and professionally. It turns into a deep dive into the challenges of both being a working mother, and being raised by one.