This episode is a patchwork of our interrupted long distance recordings - fingers crossed you can hear this! (Recorded Saturday 21st March 2020).

The rain is falling on a Monday afternoon in Sydney (which is good!) and we are in a cosy corner chatting about reading slumps, the challenge of meat free family meals, art in the city and the latest podcasts, movies and TV.

Nat and Liz find a quiet corner (with their gin and tonics) to discuss their latest books, tv shows and perspectives on life (Game Changers, too many bloody screens and growing up with boredom).

Liz and Nat smash through their ‘best of’s’ for 2019 (with a bit of cheating from Liz who ventures into 2020) on books, poddies, TV, film and ‘experiences’ (Nat: ‘dammit it Liz how did you forget about U2’)?

To lift our spirits in the midst of the Sydney ash cloud, we talk positive climate action ideas (for the everyday!), discuss our end of year emotional breakdowns plus holiday reads, holiday viewing and inspiration for 2020.

As New South Wales burns and Sydneysiders battle the smog, Nat and Liz discuss the apocalyptic conditions and segue nicely to latest viewing (The Crown...of course), books, live gigs, art and about and how we really don’t like mystery novels!

Nat and Liz are back in the car (with lattes not bubbles in hand) for this podcast episode talking guilty pleasures viewing, Fleishman, library throw outs and a little bit of gender politics...

Nat and Liz are back from the school holiday break with a MOUNTAIN of books, viewing, food and ideas for getting together with friends to declutter the bookshelves. Listen for your next out of bubble inspiration.

Amidst the domestic chaos of the first day of school holidays, Liz and Nat share their latest experiences of stepping out of their respective bubbles; going bush, the Kaldor Public Projects and some heavy reading. All with a cup of tea, Hungarian doughnuts, and the bloody dog barking.