Baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more........ in this episode of the Stop Complaining podcast, our host Emily and returning special guest, Annalisa will be talking about our own experiences with dating and relationships, including how it has helped us understand more about ourselves.

Self love and the City - making sure you look after yourself and care for your self before you devote all your energy to others. A tough pill to consume however an important one to follow.

Emotional Development and Netball? In this Episode, Our host, Emily speaks about her current thoughts regarding her reflection of emotional development and the importance of being able to reflect upon dramas throughout moments from high school to adulthood. More importantly being able to laugh about being a crybaby.

In this episode, the smile behind the mask, our guest, Annalisa will be talking about the current thoughts going through Victorian Millennials, being stood down/ put on reduced hours, having no motivation to study, and having too much time on our hands to think about the shitty situation the world is in at the moment.

In this episode, both Misha and I discuss the topic of privilege, what privilege means to us and reflecting on why it's important to initiate the discussion with ourselves and others about the circumstances that have allowed us to live the way we do.

In this episode, our first guest, Annalisa and our host Emily, talk about the experiences post high school and the realisations that have taken place since then.

What am I doing? This podcast episode, we will be talking about how to work productively during the current climate. Particularly about creating productive habits, that hopefully generate motivation to study and to achieve personal objectives and projects.

Who am I? A question so simple, yet so difficult to answer.

This Podcast, Introduces Myself, a High School Graduate and the decisions and experiences that has shaped my personal development thus far. Topics of studying, working, From Pressures from Parents to study and being with the wrong type of support group.