No Hard Feelings

We’re two episodes into Season 3, and somehow things have already gotten VERY sexual!

Cassidy and Josh unpack the wide world of nudes and phone sex, including Josh’s bizarre hospital experience that somehow turned into a very unexpected exchange of photos...

Then we get into the dating app epidemic. Why are so many people in their 30s and 40s still saying they’re “not looking for anything serious”? We talk endless swiping, dating app pen pals, dating with intention, and the app trying to change the way we actually meet people!

We also tackle one of the biggest relationship questions: do you still need to officially ask someone to be your boyfriend or girlfriend in 2026? Cassidy has some VERY strong opinions, Josh admits he may have got it completely wrong, and we debate whether making things official is actually an important milestone.

Plus, Cassidy reveals why she’s started buying men flowers, writing love letters, making out in cars, sexy lingerie surprises, and actually not being afraid of being cringe!

And of course, we’ve got the No Hard Feelings Hotline. Leave us your dating dilemmas, dramas, opinions and stories we want to hear from you.

Season 3 is getting interesting, Feelers.

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After a very long (and slightly suspicious) break, No Hard Feelings is officially back for Season 3, with a brand-new studio, a brand-new hotline, and a LOT to catch up on.

Cassidy finally reveals why the podcast disappeared… She got dumped while travelling through Europe. We unpack the breakup, getting back together, breaking up again, ignoring red flags, and the things you only realise once the rose-coloured glasses come off.

Josh also has a few updates of his own, including an emergency appendix surgery and a very questionable post surgery situation involving his underwear.

Then things take a turn. We discuss a woman who allegedly shit herself during a Hyrox race and kept competing, whether married people can casually cheat and carry on with their normal lives, the morality of sleeping with someone who's already in a relationship, and a massage appointment that went VERY far beyond the usual deep tissue.

Plus, we introduce the brand new No Hard Feelings Hotline, where you can send us your dating dilemmas, dramas, opinions, and absolutely anything else you want us to weigh in on.

Season 3. We’re back, Feelers. And we’ve got some catching up to do.

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What really happens when your dream job ends overnight? This week on No Hard Feelings, Josh sits down with former Kiss FM radio host Mitch Churi, who spills the tea on being abruptly axed after almost a decade behind the mic hosting two of his own shows.

The pair dive deep into the state of modern radio is it a dying industry, or just going through a midlife crisis? Mitch doesn't hold back on what's broken, what's next, and how he plans to reinvegrate the chat show game with his brand new global project, “The Mitch Churi Chat Show.”

Oh, and of course he reveals the best and worst celebrities he's ever interviewed (not who we expected)

Mitch gives it to us with brutal honesty!

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Feelers, if you've ever thought, “Dating is a dumpster fire and I'm ready to give up,” this episode is your emergency exit or at least a fire blanket.

Josh sits down with the ridiculously multi-talented Nick Slater. You've seen him on screen, heard him on the mic, and probably laughed (or cried) at one of his viral dating videos. Actor, podcast host, voiceover artist, and author of an ebook on surviving modern dating, Nick has lived it all.

He unpacks how he went from ready to quit dating at 34… to meeting the love of his life.

We dive deep into the realities of dating in 2025, the growing tension between men and women, the resentment, the lack of effort, and the brutal misconceptions both sides carry. 

We talk about the pressure of timelines marriage, rings, babies and whether people are chasing connection or just ticking boxes to keep up.

Nick also shares his take on modern masculinity: what's healthy, what's performative, and how it's being weaponised in dating culture.

This Ep dives into honesty, humour, and actual insight into why so many of us are stuck, and what it takes to get unstuck.

If you've ever wondered whether it's you, the apps, or society that's broken… this one's worth a listen.

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Cass is still absent, but don't worry Josh is joined by none other than the iconic Miss Double Bay.
From roasting society's elites to satirising modern dating, her feed is equal parts chaos and genius.

We get into the messy world of PR relationships and uncover why they never take off in Australia.

Plus, we reveal the top spots singles should actually be looking for love in 2025. Straight from the world's leading dating experts. Some of their picks are so unexpected, you'll be questioning everything you thought you knew about modern romance.

And because it wouldn't be Miss Double Bay without a little sparkle, she breaks down her step-by-step process on how to officially become a WAG. It's outrageous, it's hilarious, and it might just be the most entertaining guide you'll ever hear.

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This week Cass is joining us all the way from Europe, Aperol in hand and plenty of stories to share.

The duo dive headfirst into the ultimate modern dilemma, do you really have to bankrupt yourself flying across the world for a destination wedding? Or do you actually have the right to just… say no?

The Recline Wars, When a passenger told Cass to sit up straight, let's just say her response wasn't exactly “customer friendly.”

She also spills on the European dating scene: are the guys actually better over there, or do Aussies take the crown?

And of course, we couldn't skip the juiciest topic of all – holiday romances. Why do they always feel like the most magical love stories… until the second you land back home?

Basically, if you've ever been broke, heartbroken, or stuck in the middle seat on a flight, this one's for you.

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Cass is away, so Josh did what any good friend would do… and invited the biggest pornstar in the world to fill in.
This week, Angela White — yes, that Angela White — joins Josh for a wild, unfiltered, and surprisingly honest chat that might just catch you off guard.

From humble beginnings in Sydney to becoming the most searched pornstar on the planet, Angela spills it all. She opens up about what it's really like being one of the top adult performers in the world and the woman behind the persona. She shares how she built her confidence in an industry where everything is on display, and whether that boldness is real… or something she had to grow into.

Josh asks the questions most people are too scared to. Diving into OnlyFans, how it's shifted the industry and the power dynamic, and whether it's been a step forward or just another spotlight with strings attached.

In one of the realest moments of the episode, Angela calls out the double standard: why male pornstars are often glorified, while women in the same space are judged.

They also break down the myths and assumptions people make about adult stars — including whether they actually judge people's sex lives (spoiler: the answer might surprise you) — and the one behind-the-scenes truth that might ruin porn forever.

this episode pulls back the curtain like never before. Brace yourself.

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This episode dives deep into the things no one wants to admit but everyone's guilty of.

Cassidy and Josh ask the big question: would anyone actually pay for business class if they couldn't post it on their story? Suddenly that lay-flat seat isn't looking so essential.

We also revisit last week's bikini model debate.. but this time, we flip it. If your girlfriend is following ripped athletes and liking every post, is that just as much of a red flag? Things get heated.

Plus:

The most attractive jobs in the world according to dating apps. You won't guess number one.

Do your friends actually consider you a friend? Or are you just a placeholder in their group chat?

Why some friends disappear the second they get into a relationship (and how to spot one before they ghost).

The episode that'll make you side-eye your friends, rethink your travel budget, and maybe unfollow your boyfriend's gym crush.

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This episode has everything, Feelers — public fainting, fellow Love Island drama, and financial trauma.

Cassidy and Josh kick things off by weighing in on the great Hyrox debate: is it elite or just elite levels of lame? Also dissecting the most savage Hyrox moment of all time: a guy's girlfriend passes out mid-race and he just… keeps running. Chivalry? Dead. Time? Personal best.

Cassidy's also on the warpath trying to find someone, anyone to blame for Europe's conversion rate ruining her budget. 

Plus things get REAL awkward when Love Island USA's Vanna reaches out to Cass & Josh absolutely fuming over last week's commentary on her. Did they go too far!?

And finally, the duo tackle the biggest crime in modern friendship: mates who bring their partners to strictly boys' or girls' nights. Cute? Clingy? Should they be jailed?

It's chaotic, controversial, and deeply unqualified — just how you like it.
No facts, no filter, No Hard Feelings.

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This week on No Hard Feelings, Josh and Cass deep-dive into the wild world of eye gonorrhea (yes, really), herpes stats that'll make you double-check everyone you've kissed, and one listener's eternal quest to stop dating fuckheads. Cass wonders if the problem might actually be... her.

They also chat about Australia's awkward relationship with compliments, the top 6 hottest hobbies men can have (spoiler: podcasting didn't make the cut), and the surprisingly wholesome “invisible string theory.” Cass opens up about not wanting kids, dealing with society's side-eye, and feeling solid in her choice.

Plus — a brand new segment: Nervous Calls, where Josh and Cass make the uncomfortable phone calls you're too scared to do yourself. Buckle up.

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