In The Genes

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.

Grace ignores Physic Fotini’s relationship advice. Bec tests herself in a new job while battling brain fog. And have you been ghosted? Maybe their phone was just in a river.

Welcome Back! Season Two kicks off with a reading from in-demand psychic Fotini (@psychicfotini_ ). She talks about psychic gifts and gives us a glimpse into what the future holds for Bec & Grace.

It’s the last episode for 2025 and we unpack the journey of the year that was. Plus Bec finds something disturbing in Grace’s room.

Steph McConachy from Nine Lemons Feng Shui is our special guest this week in this long-awaited woo woo episode! We learn the basics about the principles of Feng Shui and some practical ways you can try it in your home. Do you need to activate your peach blossom?

We unpack our unexpected win at the SA Press Club. Plus we discuss how people in the public eye are under increasing scrutiny on social media. And now Grace is a quoted feminist, is the next step a career in politics?