Real Raw And Related

Who showed up unannounced?!

For our season finale, we’re joined by a special guest as we share some of our funniest COVID memories, talk about grief, and reveal childhood secrets Mum’s never heard. Plus, the secret stash gets exposed…

***WARNING*** Viewer discretion is advised.

Court is in session We put each other on trial… guilty or not guilty?

How well do we actually know each other? 

In Episode 9, we put our mother daughter knowledge to the test by asking each other a series of questions. Some answers were spot on, others were completely unexpected, and somehow it turned into me rage baiting Mum.

Expect plenty of laughs, questionable answers and our usual unfiltered chaos.

Let us know who you think knows the other person best!

We thought speed dating style questions would be fun… until they got a little too real 
In Episode 8, we put each other in the hot seat, talking unforgettable concert experiences, the little things we do that drive each other crazy, things we’ve never quite said out loud, shared memories we’ll carry forever, and what scares us about the future.
Funny, honest, slightly emotional and very Real, Raw & Related. 

This week we mix a little business talk with plenty of family chaos. Does loving what you do really mean it never feels like work? Mum reveals what she thought I would be when I grew up and the career she pictured me choosing.

We also unpack our trauma from a blowdry, look back on what life was like when it was just the two of us living together during my teenage years, and settle the important debate of who is actually the bigger drama queen.

And yes, you’ll finally find out who had a door slammed in their face 

Watch or listen now.

She sold the house and told no one. 

somehow, that is only one part of the story.

In Episode 6 Part Two, we unpack the family decisions that changed everything, the unspoken rules passed down through generations and what it meant to grow up believing children should be seen and not heard.

We also share deeply personal conversations with Nonno before he passed and explore how grief, generational trauma and life’s hardest moments can shape the way families love, communicate and parent.

This episode touches on some deeply personal and confronting experiences, so please take care of yourself and listen when you feel ready. 

Two people can live through the same hard time and walk away with completely different versions of it.

In Episode 6, Part One, we have a hard and honest conversation about the moments I didn’t feel Mum was there for me, the different generations and upbringings that shaped us, and the line between tough love and simply feeling unsupported.

This isn’t about proving who was right or wrong, it’s about hearing both perspectives, understanding what we couldn’t understand back then and having the conversations we once didn’t know how to have.

Part Two coming soon 

 CONTENT WARNING: This episode includes conversations about suicide, sexual abuse and child sexual abuse. Please listen with care and reach out for support if anything comes up for you.

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If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 000.

SURPRISE  A little Friday bonus episode because why not  No intro, no outro just Mum and I asking each other random questions. Something short and sweet to kick off your Friday!

What would we each be convicted for? Where would Mum look if I disappeared for 24 hours? And which cartoon character does she think I am?  We put each other on the spot with random, revealing and slightly controversial questions, and some of the answers exposed us a little too accurately ...

Sometimes one act of kindness can change everything, and for our family, it came at exactly the right time.

This week, we talk honestly about domestic violence, escape plans and starting over.

We also compare generations, debate why everyone’s phone is permanently on DND and unpack my need to ask ChatGPT, also known as Nova, for approval before making a decision. Is this an actual addiction? 

From confronting conversations to relatable chaos, another real, raw & related conversation. Episode five is live now. 

Content note: Domestic and family violence.

If you or someone you know needs support, call 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732, text 0458 737 732 or visit 1800respect.org.au. In an emergency, call 000.

For the first time in her life, Mum made a decision purely for herself… even if it meant not inviting her own kids to her wedding. 

This week, we unpack why she made that choice, what was happening behind the scenes, and whether she’d make the same decision again.

We also talk about counselling and the grief I was carrying while Mum and I weren’t speaking — because sometimes you can grieve someone who’s still here.

Another real, raw & related conversation.