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Tasha and I are back, Pepsi Max in the wine glass, Yorkshire Tea on drip and absolutely no plans to disappear. If you were hoping we had gone quiet, unlucky.

Episode Summary

This week I share where I am with the book, endless proofreads and checking every line for defamation and libel while my brain keeps looping the same chapters. Tasha is riding high on Arsenal’s 4–1 win over Spurs while I am still catching the football on TikTok because I cannot get UK TV where I am.

We start with your comments, Christmas adverts and the “crap wrap with sprinkles” reaction, before I ambush Tasha with my AI “Michael Jackson Christmas” advert. She does not see it coming and it instantly becomes her favourite festive ad.

Then we get into the heavy stuff. Tasha talks through the UK’s first approved puberty blocker trial for children and why we both see it as child abuse, grooming and lifelong medicalisation. We share our own “tomboy” childhoods and how, in today’s climate, we would probably be pushed towards hormones instead of given time, love and proper mental health support.

From there we move into Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the Becoming Brigitte investigation. We talk about the Macrons, French and Israeli links, TPUSA money trails and why we do not think Candace is “cracking up” at all. We see a determined, grieving woman with receipts, deadman packages and a very real target on her back.

We zoom out into Gaza, Zionism, global elites, digital IDs and the way words like “transphobic” and “antisemite” are thrown around to shut people up while children and civilians are harmed. We also rant about Labour’s budget, “Rachel from accounts”, vaccines, food, sugar, big pharma and why I now live on a “no label” diet while still necking Pepsi Max.

If you are tired of being gaslit by governments, media and institutions, this one is for you.

Key Takeaways

• My book is in its final proofread and my “tism” brain will not leave it alone.
• Tasha is buzzing over Arsenal 4–1 Spurs while I am still relying on TikTok for football.
• We see the new puberty blocker trial for children as abuse and grooming, not care.
• Our own “tomboy” stories show how easily kids could be pushed into medical pathways.
• We think Candace Owens is uncovering serious corruption around Charlie Kirk and the Macrons.
• Language is being weaponised to silence people while real harm continues.
• Digital IDs, global agendas and UK politics are turning into one big shitshow.

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Welcome 👋

This week on Life’s a Shitshow it is just me and Tasha, no news, no doomscrolling and a lot of Christmas chaos. We are recording on a Thursday, nails hanging on for dear life, and leaning fully into festive adverts, troll comments and why we both feel so much lighter after stepping away from the headlines.

Episode Summary

In this episode we start with real life: ripped builder‑gel nails, clearing the house ready for Christmas trees, and why not watching the news for a week has made such a difference to our mood. We also celebrate the reaction to last week’s Michael Jackson episode, with thousands of views and shorts going a bit wild.

Tasha reads out some of the best and worst YouTube comments, including the men who appear in our notifications just to tell us they “do not care” while still typing essays. We talk about vitiligo, autopsy reports, double standards and why we are not here to tiptoe around people who cannot use the scroll button.

Then we move into full Christmas mode. I have lined up a selection of current UK Christmas adverts plus my all‑time favourite from ten years ago. Tasha has not seen most of them, so you get her genuine first reactions. We rate John Lewis, Waitrose, Tesco, Aldi and more, talk about why Aldi never miss with their campaigns, and compare short, punchy ads with the ones that feel like a mini film in the middle of your evening telly.

My personal favourite is the “Nan on the town” advert, which hits both of us hard for different reasons. We talk about loneliness, intergenerational friendships and how much those older family members mean to us. Somewhere in the middle we also manage to cover Bluetooth “Keir Starmer is a wanker” announcements, the idea of creating our own rival Christmas adverts for the Facebook page and memories of our old network marketing days where everything was a competition.

We wrap up with shout outs to Deb’s book Letters and Avil’s new salon in Spalding, why supporting small local businesses matters, and some ideas for future episodes: autism and neurodivergent kids, the education system, menopause, raising teenagers and empty nest syndrome.

Key Takeaways

• A week away from the news has made both of us feel noticeably lighter and happier.
• The Michael Jackson episode and shorts have taken off, bringing in a wave of new listeners and some very vocal commenters.
• We are not here to entertain bad‑faith arguments in the comments; if you do not care, you can keep scrolling.
• UK Christmas adverts are basically a national sport, and Aldi continue to nail the humour and heart.
• The “Nan on the town” advert is a perfect mix of loneliness, connection and proper messy nights out with your favourite older relative.
• We are planning a head‑to‑head Christmas advert challenge of our own, with listeners voting on the winner.
• Supporting small businesses like Deb’s book and Avil’s salon is one of the best ways to push back against big corporations.
• Future episodes will dig into autism, neurodivergence, menopause, raising teens and what happens when the kids finally leave home.

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Welcome

Jo here. This weeks episode is a bit different. No weekly news rundown, no politics, no doomscrolling - just us (me and Tasha) losing our minds over the new Michael Jackson movie trailer. If you’re here for MJ nostalgia, you’re about to get your fill.

Episode Summary

Tasha joins late, fuming because her “MJ vibe” was nearly ruined. We immediately spiral into full-on Michael Jackson superfan mode. The new movie trailer has dropped and, frankly, it’s all we care about right now. Tasha’s watched it more times than she’s slept, her granddaughter’s obsessed, and we’re both reliving our childhoods.

Jo’s got a list of questions for Tasha: first MJ memories, favourite songs, best concert, and what it means to be a lifelong fan. Tasha talks about the emotional rollercoaster of being a supporter through all the media storms, the joy of MJ’s music, and the frustration with the estate’s half-arsed marketing. We play some home video clips, talk about the allegations, and why most fans have done more research than the bloody journalists.

We swap stories about MJ memorabilia, family dress-ups, and the wildest things we’ve done for fandom. Tasha shares what she’d say to Michael if she could, why she doesn’t bother convincing skeptics, and how being a fan has shaped her resilience.

Key Takeaways

• The new Michael Jackson trailer is out and Tasha hasn’t slept since.
• MJ fans have done more homework on the allegations than most reporters.
• Favourite MJ memories: Off the Wall, Thriller, Bad Tour, Smooth Criminal, and the iconic moonwalk (which, shockingly, Tasha can’t do).
• Being a fan is about more than music - it’s about community, comfort, and a bit of madness.
• Tasha’s wildest fan moment? Catching the director of Leaving Neverland trolling fans on Twitter.
• You can’t cancel MJ - he’s too ingrained in music, culture, and dance.
• If you’re skeptical, do your own research. Most people who do end up pissed off at the media, not Michael.

Resources & Links

• Michael Jackson Official Trailer (YouTube) - Our Reaction
• SWG Mixes – Best MJ Remixes on YouTube
• Michael Jackson’s History Album – Listen on Spotify/Apple Music

If you’re still here, you’re either as obsessed as we are or just enjoy a bit of chaos. We’ll be back next week with the usual shitshow. Until then, go watch the trailer, play Off the Wall on repeat, and don’t let the trolls get to you. Life’s a shitshow  - it might as well have a good soundtrack.

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Welcome

Here we are again. Jo here. If you’re still listening, you’re either loyal or just nosey. Either way, cheers. This is Life’s a SHITSHOW. No script, no airs and graces, just us calling it like we see it. Tasha joins in when she’s done winding people up online.

Episode Summary

Started off solo tonight - Tasha was missing in action, probably arguing with a stranger. I’m perched in Fin’s bedroom, surrounded by dinosaurs and bad lighting. We covered: government incompetence, royal family drama, internet trolls, and why Glamour Magazine has lost the plot. We also plugged Deb’s new book (again), shouted out Avril’s new salon, and had a moan about video quality. Standard.

Key Takeaways

• Comments section is wild, either love or hate, no in-between.
• The Home Office is now running on trust. If you get rejected for asylum, they just hope you’ll tell them where you go. Good luck with that.
• Glamour Magazine’s “Women of the Year” are all men. Not even joking.
• Prince Andrew’s lost his titles, but not his freedom. If you see him, just shout “nonce.”
• Women’s rights are heading backwards. The justice system is a farce.
• Sometimes, even Andrew Tate and Trump make sense. Didn’t see that coming.
• “Thriller” is THE Halloween song. Billboard putting it at 22 is a crime.
• Support your mates - Avril’s salon and Deb’s book are both worth your time.

Resources & Links

• Deb Cullen “Letters” (A True Crime Memoir):
  On Amazon. Hardback, Paperback, Kindle, Kindle Unlimited. 
• Salon A, Spalding:
  Find them on Facebook if you’re in Lincolnshire.
• Life’s a SHITSHOW YouTube:
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Welcome back to Life’s a SHITSHOW. It’s Jo here, still surviving another week and, miraculously, still sober (unlike Tasha, who’s already necked a glass of red beofre we went live). This week’s episode is an absolute rollercoaster—British town centres circling the drain, politicians gaslighting us at every turn, and news stories so grim you genuinely wonder how anyone’s supposed to keep their head above water in this country. It’s the kind of week that makes you want to scream into the void, pour a drink (or three), and ask: how the hell did we end up here?

Episode Summary

We kick off with your comments and a quick roast of British town centres, then dive straight into the chaos: grooming gang inquiries, digital ID hysteria, and the utter shambles of our political class. We fact-check viral NHS fraud claims, break down shocking conviction numbers, and call out the incompetence from Labour, Tories, the Met Police, and Sadiq Khan, no one gets a free pass. We also tackle laughable sentencing for sex offenders, the madness of social media “crimes,” and the racism that gets brushed aside until someone’s Twitter gets “hacked.” 

Key Takeaways

• Don’t believe everything you read in the news. We fact-checked the NHS fraud story—turns out, the truth is a bit more complicated than the headlines suggest.
• The grooming gang inquiry is a national disgrace. Survivors are quitting the panel because they’re being silenced, and the same institutions that failed them are now “investigating” themselves. It’s like asking the fox to look after the chickens.
• Race and religion are being used as shields. If you call everything racist, you water down the meaning of the word and let real criminals slip through the cracks.
• Sentencing for sexual offences is a joke. Four counts of sexual assault gets you 12 months, but a tweet can land you 31. Priorities, anyone?
• No one in power is clean. Labour, Tories, Met Police, Sadiq Khan—they’re all implicated in one way or another. If you’re still trusting politicians, you’re braver than me.
• British humour is alive and well. Shoutout to the Aldi worker who labelled Keir Starmer a “wanker” on the price tag. Doing the Lord’s work, mate.

Resources & Links

• UK Borders Act 2007 – Section 32 (Automatic Deportation for Non-UK Citizens): UK Borders Act 2007, Section 32
• Sentencing Council Guidelines (Sexual Offences): Sentencing Council – Sexual Offences
• Freedom of Information (FOI) Requests: UK Government FOI Guidance
• Relevant news coverage: The Telegraph, The Sun, GB News, GP News, and various court reporting (links as cited in the episode).

That’s it from us this week. If you made it to the end, give yourself a pat on the back, you’ve survived another episode of Life’s a SHITSHOW. If you’ve got thoughts, rants, or want to sh

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Welcome
Hey, it’s Jo. This week, Tasha and I are live, drinks in hand, and ready to unpack another chaotic week on Life’s a SHITSHOW. Expect honest opinions, a bit of political ranting, and plenty of laughs.

Episode Summary
We kick off with a Friday toast and some classic banter about gym avoidance, before jumping into the wild world of UK politics—who’s really in charge, why voting feels pointless, and the real power pyramid behind the scenes. We break down Nigel Farage’s chances, what would actually happen if Reform UK took over, and how the markets and media would react. There’s a proper rant about digital ID, carbon credits, and the slow creep of government control, plus some lighter moments sharing our favourite Instagram comedy accounts, stories about killing houseplants, and tales from past drunken Zoom parties.

Key Highlights

• The real power in the UK isn’t with the politicians—it’s all about the layers above.
• Voting might feel pointless, but local elections still make a difference.
• Digital ID and carbon credit schemes are creeping in—don’t get caught off guard.
• We all need a laugh: follow South Park, Great British Memes, Madeinpoortaste, and Josh Johnson Comedy for a break from the madness.
• Bonus: why neither of us is allowed near a gym (or a houseplant).

Resources & Links

• Last nights Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/rzxOLAJbxK8?si=7Pe7ZRQIt_dJOn1t 
• South Park: @southpark
• Great British Memes: @greatbritishmemes
• Madeinpoortaste: @madeinpoortaste
• Josh Johnson Comedy: @joshjohnsoncomedy
• All 26 seasons of South Park are on Paramount Plus

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Subscribe, leave a comment, and share the show with anyone who needs a dose of real talk and a laugh. Catch you next week for more chaos.

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Welcome

Welcome to this week’s episode of Life’s a SHITSHOW, where Jo and Tasha dive headfirst into the madness of modern life—across the UK, Europe, and everywhere the chaos reaches. Expect unfiltered opinions, big laughs, and a no-nonsense approach to the topics everyone’s arguing about online.

Episode Summary

This week, we kick things off by reading out some of our wildest troll comments—because if you can’t laugh at internet weirdos, what can you do? Jo shares why Netflix finally got cancelled in her house, and Tasha unpacks the difference between identity and sexuality in kids’ shows. We both agree: let kids be kids, and leave the existential crises for adulthood.

We also tackle TikTok’s bizarre censorship (hello, juice box emoji), Candace Owens’ creative solutions, and Bibi Netanyahu’s influencer payoffs. Then we get serious about the global push for digital IDs: Jo explains what it’s really like in Spain, while Tasha calls out the government’s relentless power grab and the hypocrisy of politicians cashing in.

We talk homeschooling, the failures of traditional education, and why teaching kids to think for themselves is more important than ever. On immigration and asylum, we break down why digital IDs won’t fix a broken system and why consequences matter more than hate. Finally, we touch on civil unrest, cancel culture, and why the so-called “silent majority” is getting louder.

Key Takeaways

• Trolls are everywhere: We read them, roast them, and wear their comments as a badge of honour.
• Netflix got the boot: It’s not about cancel culture, it’s about protecting childhood.
• TikTok censorship is wild: The juice box emoji is now code for “Jews”—and Candace Owens has thoughts.
• Digital IDs are coming: They’re not about freedom, they’re about control. Jo shares the reality from Spain; Tasha highlights the global trend.
• Homeschooling wins: Schools teach compliance, not life skills—parents, teach your kids critical thinking.
• Immigration is a mess: The system is broken, and digital IDs won’t fix it. Consequences matter, not hate.
• The world is a SHITSHOW—but we’re laughing: If you’re tired of being told what to think, you’re not alone.

Resources / Links / Articles

• Watch the full episode: 
• Candace Owens YouTube Channel
• Recent news on Digital IDs in Europe
• BBC: Netflix loses billions after controversy 

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🎙️ Welcome to Life’s a SHITSHOW – EP05!

Hey everyone, Jo here! This week, Tasha and I are back with a proper chit chat episode, diving into trending topics, politics, and a good old rant or two. Life really is a shitshow sometimes, so grab a cuppa and settle in for some honest conversation, laughs, and a few eye-openers.

📝 Episode Summary

We kick off with a rundown of our week, including my adventures down the Charlie Kirk rabbit hole and a few “what the f*ck” moments on social media. From there, we jump straight into the latest political chaos, Labour Party drama, Keir Starmer’s antics, and why lifelong Labour voters like us are finding ourselves agreeing with Maggie Thatcher (what is happening?!). We talk about the far left losing the plot, the rise of the Reform Party, and why the UK’s voting system is well past its sell-by date.

Tasha shares a powerful and personal story about women’s safety, public toilets, and why the gender identity debate isn’t just about trans rights, it’s about everyone’s rights, privacy, and safety. We dig into the JK Rowling and Emma Watson saga, cancel culture, and why backbone is in short supply these days. There’s a big discussion about privilege, rights, and why shouting the loudest doesn’t make you right.

Then, we go full conspiracy with the Charlie Kirk case, Candace Owens’ investigations, Turning Point USA, and some wild theories about grooming future leaders. We’re not saying we have all the answers, but we’re definitely not buying the official story. Plus, a shoutout to Canice Owens for being the woman who could almost get us into church, fangirl moment!

We also touch on the new WHO mandates, digital IDs, Black Mirror vibes, and the looming threat of another pandemic. Is it all by design? You know we’ve got thoughts.

And on a lighter note, gnome advent calendar scams, Temu disasters, and customer service rants. If you’ve ever been duped by a dodgy online ad, you’ll feel seen.

✨ Key Takeaways

• The political landscape is a mess, and common sense is nowhere to be found
• Women’s rights and safety matter - no one’s rights should override someone else’s
• Cancel culture and virtue signalling are exhausting; backbone is rare
• The Charlie Kirk case is full of holes - always question the official story
• Digital IDs and social credit systems are closer than you think (go watch Black Mirror!)
• Online shopping scams are alive and well - buyer beware!
• Celebrate the wins: 100 days sober and counting! 🎉

🔗 Resources & Links

• Follow Canice Owens for the latest on the Charlie Kirk case (YouTube: click on Live)
• Jo’s Instagram: @heyupfolks for stories and updates
• Avoid Moda Missy and Barrack Three like the plague!

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Welcome
Hey everyone, Jo here with Tasha for another episode of Life’s a SHITSHOW. This week, we’re diving headfirst into the rabbit holes around the Charlie Kirk case, sharing our theories, and trying to make sense of the madness. Grab a cuppa (or a glass of wine!) and join us as we piece together the wild events and ask, “Does any of this actually make sense?”

Episode Summary
We kick off with a laugh about ugly bags and lost iPhones, then get straight into the deep end. From the assassination of Charlie Kirk to AI text analysis, government conspiracies, and some truly bizarre coincidences, we’re not holding back. Tasha and I debate the evidence, question the official story, and share the links and research we’ve uncovered. Plus, we chat about the Unite the Kingdom march, crowd numbers, and why we both need a break from doomscrolling.

Key Takeaways

• Our gut instincts say something’s off with the official story
• AI analysis suggests some “evidence” isn’t as human as it seems
• We question everything: the footage, the timeline, the sudden paving of the crime scene
• Tasha’s crowd calculations for the London march—spoiler: it’s closer to a million than the media claims
• The importance of keeping it real, protecting your mental health, and not losing precious time with loved ones
• Why music, dancing, and a bit of joy are essential escapes
• All our research, links, and resources are in the show notes below

Resources & Links
👇 LINKS & RESOURCES 👇
AI Text Analysis Results: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1w...
Interesting Blog & Airplane Connection: https://www.lubavitch.com/chabad-loun...
Community Tab for Updates:    / @lifesashitshow 
Dancing Butcher of Stoke on Trent on TikTok ‪@TheDancingButcher‬ 

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Welcome to Life’s a SHITSHOW : Triggered by Cancel Culture: Can You Still Say What You Think? 🎙️🔥

Episode Summary
Are we all too scared to speak our minds in 2025? In this episode, we (Jo & Natasha) go full throttle on cancel culture, freedom of speech, and why everyone’s so easily offended these days. We share our own stories of being “cancelled,” losing friends, and getting trolled for saying what we actually think. Expect unfiltered rants, real talk about internet outrage, and a hilarious, honest look at the madness of modern life. If you’re tired of walking on eggshells, this is the podcast for you.

Key Takeaways

• Cancel culture in 2025: Is it killing free speech?
• Why we refuse to be silenced online (even if it costs us friends and business)
• The rise of outrage culture and why everyone’s “triggered”
• Fake friends, trolls, and surviving the social media mob
• The true cost of authenticity in a world obsessed with image
• Swearing, scandals, and stories that would get us banned anywhere else
• The importance of boundaries and saying “no”
• How to keep your sanity (and sense of humour) when everyone’s offended

Resources & Links

• Jo’s book “What the F*ck” – foreword by Katie Hopkins, available on Amazon, Kindle, and audiobook
• Katie Hopkins’ audiobook (narrated by Katie, produced by Jo)
• Subscribe & hit the notification bell for more unfiltered episodes
• No complaints department here - if you’re offended, you probably should’ve clicked off sooner

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