In our second instalment of our non-consecutive Childhood Memories series Wendy recounts a ball pit prank, while I reflect "fondly" on country yard chores, and compare one of my siblings to Kelso from, 'That 70s Show.' 

In this episode my sister Lauren makes a return to discuss STIs with Wendy and I. We touch upon misconceptions surrounding STIs, how to get tested and treated, and the impact it can have on females health. We also make a brief phone call to our friend Ben to get his perspective. That's right people we have like 5 friends and we are now starting to cycle back through them. 

In this episode Wendy is out of the country and has left me to run the podcast. So of course I've taken the opportunity to talk about film and pop culture. I've invited my friend Dan (@disney_dan on instagram) to discuss the impact Disney has had on his life, and to analyze the Disney Renaissance classic, 'The Little Mermaid' (I think there's a lot more Mermaid sex education discussion then Dan had anticipated). Enjoy! 

In this episode Wendy and our guest Lauren (another Wattam Sibling) discuss long distance relationships (LDRs). Both of them are in serious LDRs, and their conversation delves into their feelings and coping mechanisms for dealing with LDRs. I am in this episode, but never having been in an LDR, I provide very little substance to the topic at hand, and am basically just there to mediate the conversation, therefore if you find my voice distasteful, then this episode is for you!!

Wendy has proposed a non-consecutive series where we talk a little bit about our background and upbringing, and any childhood memories that vividly come to mind from our formative years. So if you're interested in getting to know us more then enjoy a story about a mother who does something nice for a beloved teacher, and a brief story of sister bonding during an Alaskan Road trip.  

In this episode Wendy and I discuss whether we want children, if our answer has changed over the years, and the different pressures surrounding this question.

Wendy and I conclude our Sex Talk with Parents series by interviewing 2 of my sisters, Nicole and Wendy, who both have children under 3. They tell me about their experiences getting the sex talk from their parents, and reflect on how they would want to inform their children about sex when the time comes.

Wendy and I interview our mothers about their memories surrounding receiving the sex talk from their parents, and discover why they may have distressed over giving their children one.   

Wendy and I continue our discussion on receiving sex education from parents and the education system. In this episode we talk with our friends Brandon and Ben to get a male perspective on getting the sex talk.