A dating update, unpacking stigmas and labels, and potentially ending up alone. Fml. #staytoxic

Season 2 Episode 2: Seeing Dead People with Jamie-Lee Rosenberg

I sit down with my childhood friend Jamie-Lee, who is now a practicing medium. We unpack how her gift awakened, what it actually feels like to connect with the other side, and why people seek mediumship. She also gives me a live mini-reading!

Find her on instagram: @connectJL

Season 2 is officially HERE 💋🎧

And we’re starting with a story that’s followed me for 15 years.

A story from my Caprice era that people think they know, but trust me, you don’t.

Chaos. Cash. Character development.

That’s all I’m saying.

Enjoy!

Don’t worry I’ll be back next week 😜

This episode unpacks a story that is not just a memoir… it’s a mirror.

In this episode, Darren Wasserman opens up about addiction, trauma, spirituality, and the legacy of his mother, Joanne Brodie, author of Woman Trashed.

This is raw, human, confronting, and deeply compassionate episode that delves into the complexity of being a child of an addict, and the beauty that can rise from devastation.

This also serves as a reminder that healing isn’t linear.

⚠️ TRIGGER WARNING / CONTENT WARNING

This episode discusses addiction, alcoholism, suicide, and generational trauma.

Some listeners may find these themes triggering or emotionally difficult.

Please take care of yourself while listening.

If you or someone you know is struggling, here are South African helplines that offer free, confidential support:

• ​Suicide Crisis Line (SADAG): 0800 567 567
• ​SADAG 24hr Mental Health Line: 0800 456 789
• ​Lifeline SA (24/7): 0861 322 322
• ​Alcoholics Anonymous (AA South Africa): 0861 435 722
• ​South African Depression & Anxiety Group SMS line: SMS 31393
• ​Chat-based help (SADAG WhatsApp): 076 882 2775

If you need support, please reach out. You’re not alone.

Woman Trashed by Joanne Brodie is available on Amazon and Kindle.

The title speaks for itself - in this episode, Danya and I delve deep into manifestation & making self-care accessible.

We talk about how to stay in alignment with yourself despite life’s chaos, ditching hustle culture, and finding peace without escaping your life.

Just follow the excitement.

Because you don’t have to burn out to be worthy.

Let’s talk about my latest disaster date and some confessions… both yours and mine!

In this week’s episode of MILF and the City, I sit down with my longtime friend Lisa Davis, who went from heels and a miniskirt to a barefoot, crystal queen of consciousness.

We unpack the masks we wear, the messy and magical process of finding ourselves, and her evolution into the spiritual powerhouse she is today. From plant medicine and conscious connection to attachment styles and the art of self-accountability, this is one of the most fascinating, raw, and real conversations I’ve had.

At the heart of it all: no one is coming to save you… but yourself.

I adore this woman. You will too.

www.lisalifetrain.com

Dinner dates, dirty thoughts, and a few things you’ll never look at the same way again.

This one’s for the hungry.

Let’s eat 😏

Also let’s take a shot every time I say “GUYS”

Today’s guest is an actual doll - Micaela Tucker, star of her one-woman show A Doll’s Life: Confessions of a Quarter-Life Crisis.

We chat about what it’s really like navigating your 20s, plus a topic most people avoid: HPV.

From turning fear into comedy to comparing life at 26 vs 36, this episode is honest, hilarious, and a reminder that growing up never really stops.

A Dolls Life is showing 8 & 9 October at Gorgeous George in Cape Town

Get your tickets via thedoll.co.za or Airdosh