Alcohol is considered a normal part of our social lives. Some might even say it's an essential part. But when does it go too far? Are we ignoring a bigger problem? Where does the UK's 'drinking culture' come from? And do different generations have different drinking habits?

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Join us for an unhinged conversation, in which we try to break down myths and misconceptions surrounding sex, discuss the phenomenon of millennials having less sex than previous generations and of course overshare by telling you some of our own experiences.

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Happy new year! We're back back back again! In this episode we're taking you back to the 2000s. We discuss the highs and lows of teenage life, we share our most embarrassing moments and we give our younger selves some advice. We also ask the question: Was it easier to be a teenager 15 years ago than it is today? Get ready to be catapulted back to a time of MP3 players, 'Low' by Flo Rida, thongs in low-rise jeans and 'accidentally' sending a message to your crush on MSN.

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TW: This episode contains mentions of self-harm, suicide and conversations around body shaming

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It's the end of our "Friendship" theme, which means it is time for Millennial Mess. This week we are looking at different Friendship stories - the bad ones as well as the cheesy ones.

We'll be sharing your stories, our personal ones and of course the best of Reddit's AITA stories. Listen in and judge with us!

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Friendship breakups are one of the messiest things you can go through, but also one of the most painful. Is there a least cruel way to end a friendship? How should you deal with being the ‘dumped’ friend? And if we all think ghosting a friend is horrible, why are so many of us still doing it?

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In a world that focuses mainly on romantic relationships, we feel like friendships deserve the same attention. So join us as we try to answer questions like: What makes a good friend? Why do we have less friends in our thirties? How do you make sure friendships can withstand big life changes, and what happens when they don't?

It's the end of our "Shit, I'm a woman" theme, which means it is time for Millennial Mess. This week we are looking at different AITA stories. Stealing a cake from a child, not inviting friends with children to gatherings, and Gladys siding with a man!? Come join and judge with us!

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TW: mentions of miscarriage and infertility

'Sooo... when are you going to have children?' People LOVE asking this questions, but why? Is it inappropriate? Are voluntary childless people selfish? Is there a rivalry going on between those who want and those who don’t want children? Join us for some musings and let us know what you think!

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I do! Or do I? Marriage is seen as a big life achievement, but is it really? Why do people do it, or why not? And with all the nasty things that marriage has symbolised over the years and all the people it has excluded, is it okay to still dream of a big romantic wedding and the whole shebang?

Book quoted: First Comes Love (On Marriage and Other Ways of Being Together) by Tom Rasmussen

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