Mental Mums

This week we enter the schoolyard battleground where two tribes collide: The Thermomix mums - armed with high-powered appliances, smug energy and quinoa-based confidece - and well... the rest of us, who consider cutting the crusts off a culinary achievement.

No mums were harmed in the making of this episode, but several egos were lightly sautéed.

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Does anyone else instantly decide they’re an expert after doing something once or twice? Because Kel absolutely does. One too many episodes of Grey’s Anatomy and she’s suddenly convinced she’s qualified to clock on at the local ER—armed with pure confidence, dramatic TV‑doctor energy, and not a single real credential in sight.

Tune in to hear the full saga and decide whether Kel’s medical career should be encouraged… or gently shut down.

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A supposedly "unkillable" fish. A very dramatic child. A pet funeral that... escalated. This episode asks the real question: how far are you actually willing to go when your kid's pet dies?

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This week we are talking waxing mishaps, Nair chaos, and why we should never be left unsupervised.

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Hey everyone and welcome to the Mental Mums Podcast, where two wildly relatable and related single mums spill the spice on the daily chaos of their lives.

It's raw, it's real and it's probably not safe forthe school pick up line.

In our first episode of Mental Mums, we dig into a long‑suspect family myth: that lateness is hereditary and we never stood a chance. From generations of people who can’t leave the house on time to the personal story of the latest I’ve ever been — a casual three hours late to a wedding — we explore whether this is genetics, chaos, or just our natural state of being.We also unpack the controversial belief that being early is actually rude behaviour, and why it feels more like a threat than a courtesy.If you’ve ever sprinted into a room apologising, or quietly questioned society’s obsession with punctuality, this episode will feel very familiar.

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