New Mum, Who Dis?

New Mum, Who Dis?

By Ash LondonParentingKids & Family
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New Mum, Who Dis? episodes

  • 'New Dad, Who Dis?' with Angus O'Loughlin
    I never would have guessed that fellow broadcaster (and best mate) Angus O'Loughlin would become a parent before me. What I did know however, is that he would nail the job. In this chat, we discuss his own journey to fatherhood, and how he carved his own path having not had a father of his own. I loved hearing his 'new dad' perspective, and it was wonderful to find so much common ground in our own journeys - from the sometimes monotonous, to the delightful and downright terrifying. Love you, Gussie x

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    42 min
  • Ben Abraham - God, Sex, Faith, Music etc etc

    Ben Abraham is my favourite singer on the planet (apart from Ricky Martin, obvi) and he's also a dear friend, who has just released his second album Friendly Fire


    This chat is....a big old deep dive. Two friends discussing faith, God, sexuality, spirituality and how wrestling with those things has perhaps left us with truer versions than we had in the first place.


    Get around Ben's new album, and follow him on the socials here.


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    43 min
  • Dr Shefali Tsabary - The Conscious Parent

    Clinical Psychologist, Best Selling Author and International Speaker Dr Shefali Tsabary is today's guest. I've loved and followed her work since I first heard her on Oprah's Super Soul Sunday (Oprah herself claimed that in 25 years of doing the show she’d never head such revolutionary advice) and I adored her book 'The Conscious Parent'. In today's chat we discuss the idea of conscious parenting and what that means. If you feel like you're stuck on a hamster wheel, trying to keep up with insane parenting expectations, comparing your child to others or perhaps feel like you're 'losing control' of your kids then this quick chat might nudge you onto a better path. It certainly got me thinking :)


    Dr Shefali will be in Australia next month on the "Conscious Parent" tour! Use my code ASH25 to receive a further $25 off the early bird prices (before March 31). You can find more details and book your tickets here.


    You can check out her website, and follow her on instagram!


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    23 min
  • Something To Think About - 'Friend Text Thread'

    Take 5 minutes out of your busy, distraction-filled day to ruminate on something lovely. This short ep is all about a poem I read on instagram that got me thinking. Hopefully it does the same for you.


    Follow poet Kate Baer on insta to read more of her tasty treats, including her beautiful poem 'Friend Text Thread'.


    This episode is dedicated to Clarashnia. Love you gals forever x


    Something got you thinking? Shoot me an email anytime at [email protected]


    x


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    6 min
  • Ashe Davenport - Sad (and lovely and hilarious) Mum Lady

    Her debut book 'Sad Mum Lady' is as honest an account of new motherhood as you'll ever find. It will also make you laugh a lot. And maybe cry a bit. But mostly you'll just feel less alone and more comfortable acknowledging the sometimes-yuckiness that comes with parenthood. This chat with Ashe at its core is just two gals who became mums having an honest chat about it...which is something we all need more of I reckon.


    Go buy Ash's book here. Trust me.


    Join the convo at ash.london


    x


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    40 min
  • Dimity Paul - hope and grit in the face of fear
    There's nothing like old friends who have known and loved you through bad boyfriends and even worse haircuts. Today's guest was my 'buddy' on the first day of year 10. When the school randomly assigned her to look after me, they could never have known we'd be close nearly 20 years later. In recent years, Dimity came head to head with cancer, and did so with an attitude that blew all of us away (but didn't entirely surprise us). In this chat, we get into the nitty of gritty of what to do when your whole life changes overnight. Love you, Dim.

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    42 min
  • 'New Mum, Who Dis?' with Missy Higgins
    Today I welcome one of my favourite singer songwriters on the planet, Missy Higgins. Ahead of the release of her new mini album 'Total Control' we discuss her own journey of motherhood, and how she's drawn inspiration from the brave women who are speaking up, speaking out and demanding change in 2022.

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    33 min
  • Phoebe Simmonds - on saying yes (to opportunities, adventures and LOVE!)

    Phoebe Simmonds is the Melbourne-based founder of The Blow and co-founder of my favourite online store The Memo. We've known eachother for years and I've long-admired her tenacity and drive in the business space. More recently, her personal life has evolved in the same way as her businesses - with exponential growth! Yes...she's having a baby. In this episode we discuss our own journeys with change, adventure and what it's like being the second love of someone's life.


    You can follow Phoebe here, and check out her businesses The Blow and The Memo


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    37 min
  • Brendan Fevola - on trading footy for barbie dolls
    Whether you know him as Fev, Brendan Fevola or 'that crazy footy player', there's a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to today's guest. Of all the hats he's worn over the years, in this chat we focus on his life as a family man. It's been a wild ride, but our conversation is a great reminder of what's truly important in life at the end of the day. People. The ones we love and share our life with. Even if that means spending more time than he'd like playing barbie dolls...

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    39 min
  • Tarang Chawla - Turning grief into advocacy and fighting for change.

    In 2015 Tarang Chawla's little sister Nikita lost her life at the hands of her husband. Since her death, Tarang has become a powerful advocate for victim survivor's of domestic abuse and family violence. So how did he turn the immense grief and anger he felt into action? And what can we learn from this story, and countless others like it?



    Host of the new podcast 'There's No Place Like Home', Tarang draws on his own lived experience to 'pull back the curtain and reveal the nature and impact of domestic and family violence in Australia.'



    TW: Domestic abuse. Family violence. If you have experienced or are at risk of domestic and family violence and/or sexual assault, you can call the national counselling service 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732).


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    40 min

About New Mum, Who Dis?

From the publisher's feed

Reformed radio host and new mum Ash London has traded the work trips to LA for quick trips to Baby Bunting.  She’ll be joined by other notable parents, experts, mates and strangers…