It's been over a month since our last aired episode, so we thought we'd share with you a special one-off episode by bringing back our very own version of the classic game 'never have I ever'! Tune in to find out some never before told personal stories - including shameless falls in public, dreaming of showing up naked to school and Martha's inability to wink.

In honor of the 17th of May, which marks The International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia, more commonly known as IDAHOBIT, we wanted to start the conversation on the importance of respecting someone's sexual identity and that it is really okay to ask questions. No really, there's no phobia about it!

In this two-part episode, the girls talk all things breakups, whether it is a relationship break-up or a friendship one i.e. frelationship - which we feel is hugely underrated. We have probably all been there at some point and found ourselves questioning how to navigate through life as a break-up unfolds. Tune in as we share our real-life experiences including the not-so-pleasant parts of a break-up and the self-reflection & inevitable growth which always follows.

In this two-part episode, the girls talk all things breakups, whether it is a relationship break-up or a friendship one i.e. frelationship - which we feel is hugely underrated. We have probably all been there at some point and found ourselves questioning how to navigate through life as a break-up unfolds. Tune in as we share our real-life experiences including the not-so-pleasant parts of a break-up and the self-reflection & inevitable growth which always follows.

For this week's episode we sit down with Amy Micallef Decesare who shares her personal experience with discovering her queer self in her late teens. From coming out to all the important people in her life including her parents (Mandy is one very cool mum), to learning how to be true to herself in social circles, Amy lets us in on a few good stories about her gourney (Fran insisted) through her own rainbow-coloured glasses.

For this week's episode we sit down with Amy Micallef Decesare who shares her personal experience with discovering her queer self in her late teens. From coming out to all the important people in her life including her parents (Mandy is one very cool mum), to learning how to be true to herself in social circles, Amy lets us in on a few good stories about her gourney (Fran insisted) through her own rainbow-coloured glasses.

This week Fran and Martha take on more serious matters related to moral grounds and everyday life situations which we could be faced with. Take a seat and get comfortable as the gals talk through a range of issues along the lines of open relationships, staying friends with your ex, and the complexities around cheating.

For this one we decided to go a bit lighter by discussing some random ass topics .. not quite sure what to classify it as, so we're just not going to ! We discuss a whole lot of 'this or that' - hint: it's always this, and never Coke. True to fashion, expect a very on-brand ending where we get inadvertently serious and ramble on about the final topic of conversation. We offer a bunch of our opinions on the stupidest shit which we deeply believe in, and can't wait to hear yours !!

Very excited about Episode 4 since this week we host our very first guests, Keith and Nicole. Tune in as we discuss dating and the many questions surrounding it since none of us actually know what TF we are doing (but does anyone really know anyway?). Is ghosting a thing and why do people do it? Fran takes the lead on this one as we get down (heard it) to business with discussing in detail our experience on dating using Tinder and all the funny stories we have to go with it. Disclaimer: Martha's dogs may or may not be heard in the background snoring. (Soz)

Let's talk about personal space and how important 'me time' actually is whether you still live at home or with your partner. In this episode we get into our experience with finding time and space to do our own thing while juggling all our relationships (the non-romantic ones too) and the everyday hustle and bustle of life. Disclaimer: different views apply.