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How do you start again when your whole future changes overnight?
Season two is here!🤍 and of course Amy and Tammy are back with some sister stories probably should’ve stayed off the internet. An unexpected run-in gets awkward, a first-meeting confession comes out, and suddenly we’re asking… should we really be telling this? 👀
Then, a listener’s boyfriend is giving his ex a little too much attention. Is she overthinking it—or ignoring something she shouldn’t?
Plus, family drama, fake accounts and a prank call to Mum that we couldn’t resist. Sorry, Mum. 😂
If you’ve followed us over from the old channel, welcome back. If you’re new here, you’ve picked quite the episode. Subscribe for more sister catch-ups, honest conversations and the stories we probably shouldn’t tell.
00:00 Coming up: should we tell this story?
00:27 The sisters are back
01:08 Tammy’s kid-free Singapore escape
02:58 Family therapy is in session
06:50 Dad’s missing boogie board drama
09:37 Why making friends feels so awkward
13:38 “Love you”… or passive aggressive?
15:16 Fake accounts & online lurking
19:26 Calling out the trolls
23:21 Hembrow Hotline: is she overreacting?
26:27 An unexpected encounter
28:11 The first meeting we need to explain
32:17 Mum, we have a question…
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A new season, a new chapter—and now represented by the team at Pivotal Connections. 🤍
In this episode of Let’s Be Real, I’m joined again by my sisters Amy and Tammy Hembrow for a very honest conversation about love, relationships, dating, and how social media has completely changed the way we connect with each other.
We chat about everything from meeting people online versus in real life, the pressure of sharing relationships online, and whether social media has made it harder to trust in modern relationships.
Tammy opens up about lessons she’s learned from past relationships, rebuilding trust, recognising red flags, and understanding the difference between love, lust, and being love-bombed. Plus, we share our biggest relationship red flags and green flags, what we look for in a partner, and the lessons we’ve learned as we’ve grown older.
This one is a real sister chat — honest, uncensored, and full of conversations about love, heartbreak, growth, and what makes a relationship truly work.
This episode also wraps up Season One of Let's Be Real. We'll take a quick break but return with Season Two!
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Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guests: Tammy Hembrow & Amy Hembrow
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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On this episode of Let's Be Real, I'm sitting down with one of Australia's OG fitness queens - the one and only Kayla Itsines.
Kayla talks about her journey from training women in a small gym to building one of the world’s biggest fitness communities, creating the iconic BBG program and navigating the highs and lows of building a global business. She also shares the lessons she learned from selling her company, how success is more than just money, and realising that 'having it all' looks different for everyone.
Kayla also opens up about her experience with endometriosis, pregnancy loss, anxiety during pregnancy, and the emotional journey of becoming a mum. She also speaks openly about the pressure women feel around pregnancy, their bodies and to 'bounce back' after giving birth. In a truly emotional moment, Kayla also reveals why she blocked me online - and I have to say, I can't blame her.
This episode is a rollercoaster, but I hope you enjoy it.
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CREDITS
Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guest: Kayla Itsines
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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In this episode, I'm chatting with model, TV presenter, mum and entrepreneur Rachael Finch. You might remember Rachael as Miss Universe Australia in 2009, or from her appearances on Dancing With The Stars, Celebrity MasterChef or Sunrise. Now she runs a wellness business and cafe with husband Michael.
This is an an honest conversation about motherhood, wellness, body image, business, and what it really means to create a balanced life. Rachael opens up about her journey from the pressures of the modelling industry to finding a healthier relationship with food, fitness, and herself. She shares the lessons she’s learned around feeling healthy versus simply looking healthy, the importance of longevity, and why consistency will always matter more than quick fixes.
We also delve into the realities of modern motherhood — from mum guilt and raising confident kids, to navigating social media judgement and staying grounded in your own values. Rachael also shares how meditation and mindfulness have transformed the way she manages the demands of parenting, running businesses, and showing up for herself.
From her move from Sydney to the Gold Coast, to redefining success beyond external validation, Rachael shares the mindset shifts that have helped her create a life centred around health, connection, purpose, and presence.
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CREDITS
Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guest: Rachael Finch
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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What does real confidence actually look like?
In this honest and refreshing conversation, I sit down with content creator and Moana founder Karina Irby to talk about body image, business challenges, social media pressure and choosing a life that feels right for you, even when it doesn't fit society's expectations.
Karina opens up about one of the toughest periods in her business journey, including the backlash surrounding her recent rebrand and the lessons she's learned about people-pleasing, staying true to yourself and trusting your instincts. She also shares how a vulnerable post about her eczema unexpectedly changed her life, sparked a movement of body acceptance and helped thousands of women feel less alone.
Karina also speaks candidly about her decision not to have children, the criticism that often comes with that choice, and what happiness looks like when you stop living by other people's expectations.
It's an episode packed with powerful reminders about self-acceptance, learning from your mistakes and living unapologetically
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CREDITS
Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guest: Karina Irby
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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I've got my sisters back on the pod this week, and not only are we catching up on life, but we're delving deep into what people on social media get wrong about us.
Tammy, Amy and I are breaking down the wrong assumptions people make about us, the real stories behind some of our viral social media posts, and Tammy opens up about her ADHD diagnosis. But there's so much more in this episode, so don't miss it.
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Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guests: Amy and Tammy Hembrow
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Digital Content Producer: Brittany Birt
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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In this episode of Let’s Be Real, I sit down with content creator and mum of twin boys (and another on the way!), Katie Bunton, for an honest and refreshing conversation about modern motherhood, fertility, low-tox living, and creating a life outside the norm.
Katie opens up about leaving behind her fast-paced Sydney lifestyle to raise her family in Byron Bay, why she chose a slower and more intentional way of living, and how becoming a mother completely changed the way she views health, wellness, and parenting.
We dive into everything from PCOS and infertility struggles, to the pressure women face on social media, unconventional education, and the backlash Katie received after sharing her experience with having an au pair.
Katie embodies living your best authentic life and I think you'll really enjoy this conversation.
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Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guest: Katie Bunton
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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In this episode, I sit down with 102.9 Hot Tomato radio host, podcaster and mum-of-two, Emily Jade O'Keefe, for a raw and honest chat about parenting in the age of social media. Emily opens up about why she believes devices are the bigger issue (not necessarily social media itself), and the strict rules she has in place around phones, bedrooms and monitoring apps.
We also chat about how she juggled her early morning duties hosting the Gold Coast's #1 breakfast show while raising a family, handling multiple ADHD diagnoses in her family, and how she's instilling a solid work ethic in her daughter as they collaborate on a podcast.
With 30 years' experience as a broadcaster, it was great to hear Emily's insights on women and mums in the media industry, and her pivot into social media and podcasting.
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Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guest: Emily Jade O'Keefe
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
Recorded at: Pivotal Conversations Gold Coast
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In this raw and refreshingly honest episode of Let's Be Real, I sit down with viral content creator and mum of four Aims Connor, to talk about what motherhood really looks like behind the highlight reel.
From her popular TikToks about fussy eaters and leftover food hacks, to navigating the constant juggle of kids, career, and online criticism, Aims has built a loyal community simply by showing up exactly as she is: unfiltered, relatable, and real.
But with that visibility comes judgment, pressure, and the challenge of knowing where to draw the line. In the chat, we dive into her journey from working as a nurse to finding purpose online, how her daughter’s autism diagnosis reshaped her approach to parenting (especially around food), and the reality of raising kids in a world where everyone has an opinion. Aims also opens up about her past struggles with alcohol, what it took to get sober, and how that decision ultimately gave her the life she once only imagined.
This episode is a powerful reminder that we don’t have to be perfect to be doing a great job. And that sometimes, the most meaningful connection comes from simply being honest.
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CREDITS
Host: Emilee Hembrow
Guest: Aims Connor
Executive Producer: Damien Haffenden
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