Harry Garside is an Olympic boxer who just brought home a bronze medal for Australia. He's a force for good, and as Lily and Grace find out, there's so much more than the painted nails and mullet that meets the eye. Harry discusses how role models set him on a path of challenging the status quo, becoming the man he wants to be in romantic relationships and how his inner critic drives his hunger to win.
Harry mentions the work of Deeyah Khan and also The Reach Foundation: https://www.reach.org.au and remember Lifeline is always just a call away! https://www.lifeline.org.au

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After meeting Spacey Jane on tour, Lily and Grace reunite with two of the band's gorgeous members, Peppa and Kieran. Together they talk about exploring sexuality after long term relationships, appreciating relationships as a learning experience, the friendships in their band, how their upbringings have affected their romantic lives and how the best feeling for a woman in music is when other women hype each other up.

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Lily and Grace answer some questions sent in by you! They share life lessons, their thoughts on ‘right person wrong time’, the best break up songs, being mocked for having tarantula legs in high school and more.

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This week, Lily and Grace are joined by Teo - the iconic ray of sunshine featured on ABC's 'Love on the Spectrum'. They talk about Teo's perspective of dating on the autism spectrum, being attracted to personalities rather than genders and ways of communicating love within the infinite shapes a relationship can take. Teo reminds us all to drop the ego and the games and be open to love. If she can do it under lights and TV cameras with the nation watching then anyone can!! 

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Well folks, it’s one heck of a lockdown which basically means Lily isn’t getting any. The girls get some insight into their sex lives according to a 2000s astrology book. They talk about how weird sex is, what lockdown means for single people and changing your personality after once being so shy that you’d rather wet your pants every day at school than ask to go to the bathroom xx

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This week, Lily and Grace catch up with L.A. superstar UPSAHL! The girls talk about the end of a big relationship, the empowerment to be found in a hoe phase, learning to be in a relationship with yourself, songwriting as therapy, and the music scene in L.A.

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This week, Lily and Grace catch up with their beautiful friend Eliza, the head honcho of indie rock jet-setters Eliza & The Delusionals. This is a juicy episode with insight into dating band mates, the ongoing learning curve of self-confidence and how being in a good relationship can make you look back and realise how badly you were treated before...

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This week, Grace has a positive breakthrough in her relationship and Lily hasn't felt human touch in weeks. How much of yourself should you reveal to the world? What are your dating boundaries? It's a cold Sydney winter but Grace warms us all up with lessons from the 1997 self-help bestseller The Power of Now.

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He said he wasn't cool in school but he left with a girlfriend and a record deal so you do the math. Wiser than both of us combined, this week singer-songwriter Budjerah teaches us a thing or two about all kinds of love, music, singing and life lessons. We talk about the family values that are instilled in him, the similarities and differences in our experiences of growing up and what he's learning from his first relationship.

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This week, Lily is deleting Hinge and almost met someone in real life. Grace has some words of wisdom on not feeling like your relationship has to be perfect all the time, despite what social media makes you think. The sisters talk about not wanting to be in romantic situations where you might end up hurting the other person's feelings and how human acts of love may be similar to that of a My Little Pony doll.

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