The French Martini Club

The French Martini Club

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The French Martini Club episodes

  • 32. The Chore of Chores

    This week we talk about dreaded chores and debate on what is ‘enjoyable’ when battling with the day to day jobs. 

    We also have an announcement as we bring Series One of The French Martini Club to and end 👋🏼❤️🍸

    41 min
  • 31. Life Lately

    On this weeks episode we catch up on life lately and what’s been happening with us all in the holidays. 

    We hope you enjoy our catch episode 😊

    32 min
  • 30. Our reflection of the Pandemic

    This week we talk about life after the pandemic and what we learn from that time. We also have a hot 🔥 discussion about some changes the government are bringing in…..And can Millennials have a midlife crisis? 

    39 min
  • 26. What’s your bad habits?

    Everyone has bad habits but are you aware of yours? This week we discuss what we think our Husbands would say ours are and we have a in-depth discussion around underwear at night in our ‘is it normal?’ section. 

    30 min
  • 25. University…..is it worth it?

    Life after Covid has changed many sectors but one that has been affected is the amount of students choosing to go to University Vs going straight into a career path.

    This week we discuss our journeys at University and whether it’s worth the money.

    40 min
  • 23. Sam Egan - Online Coach

    This week we have our first guest on the FMC podcast,  personal trainer and online coach Sam Egan

    Sam talks to us about her journey into the fitness industry. Its highs and lows along with building her PT and Online coaching business. 

    Sam gives an honest, open and educational account of her journey and some great advice for women in fitness 


    1 hr 3 min

About The French Martini Club

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Three best friends talking about life, what it is to be a woman and how to navigate the day to day.This podcast is about our honest experiences in womanhood and living life in our thirties. As…