This week we unpack a pretty intense few days. Bec shares what happened during a scary medical situation that ended with an ambulance call and a seizure, and we talk about how she’s doing after a really confronting week.We also get into the cultural moment that is Bad Bunny and chat about the impact he’s had on the Latinx community here in Australia. If you’re part of the community, you know how big that energy is.To wrap it up, we reflect on the week that was and catch up on everything that’s been going on behind the scenes.Real life, big feelings, and a proper weekly debrief. 🎙️

When the house is still and nobody needs snacks, answers, or emotional regulation from us, who are we?In this early morning outdoor episode, we get up at the crack of dawn and record as the sun rises around us. No noise, no notifications, no tiny hands pulling at our shirts. Just us, our thoughts, and the quiet questions that only show up before the world wakes up.We talk about identity outside of motherhood, the dreams we whisper to ourselves, the fears that feel louder in the dark, and the kind of women we’re becoming when no one is watching. It’s soft. It’s honest. It’s a little existential in a gay way.If you’ve ever lain awake before your family gets up and felt that weird mix of peace and longing, this one’s for you.

In this ep, Izzy takes Bec out for her first real South American BBQ moment, and yes, it’s a full main character experience. Think smoky meats, chimichurri, chaos, and Izzy low-key emotional about it.

They chat about Izzy’s connection to her South American roots, what it actually felt like growing up between cultures, and how food is lowkey her love language. She opens up about why keeping culture alive matters so much to her now that she’s raising Austin, and the small intentional ways she brings it into their everyday life. Music, language, family rituals, the whole soft but powerful vibe.

It’s giving heritage. It’s giving motherhood. It’s giving “I’m building the childhood I needed.”

Come for the BBQ. Stay for the identity deep dive and the wholesome mum feels.

We sat down to record a vulnerable episode about being proud of our achievements. You know, the uncomfortable kind of proud. The kind that makes you want to shrink the second you say it out loud.But the energy in the room shifts.What starts as a deep conversation about self-worth slowly turns… strange. There’s a presence. A feeling. Something that seems to step in and guide the conversation somewhere we weren’t planning to go.Izzy gets scared. Like genuinely unsettled. The vibe feels intense. Heavy. Not normal.But Bec? Calm. Grounded. She feels like whatever is there isn’t dangerous. It feels safe to her. Protective, even.So now we’re trying to unpack pride, imposter syndrome, AND a possible entity that lowkey takes over the episode.Is it internalized shame? A metaphor? A ghost?Why does vulnerability feel like something is trying to silence us?And why did it feel safe to one of us and terrifying to the other?This episode is chaotic, tender, and a little haunted.Come sit with us. If you dare.

Daycare drop offs did not go the way we hoped. The guilt was loud. The tiny hands clinging were louder. We’re chatting about what it feels like to walk away when your whole body wants to scoop them back up and run home. If you’ve ever sat in the car after drop off questioning every life decision, you’re gonna feel seen.We also started weaning off the dummy. Which sounds small. It is not small. It is emotional warfare. There were protests. There were negotiations. There were 2am identity crises. We get into what it’s like to hold boundaries while also wanting to fold like a lawn chair because your baby is sad.And then Bec had a minor car accident that was technically fine but emotionally not fine. You know when nothing catastrophic happens but your nervous system still decides it’s apocalypse mode? Yeah. That. We talk about the shock, the tears, and how even “small” things can tip you over when you’re already stretched thin.Basically this episode is about the thousand tiny griefs of motherhood. The constant transitions. The letting go. The pressure to be regulated when you are absolutely not regulated.If you’ve cried in your pantry, in your car, in the shower, or quietly while making a snack plate, this one is for you. We’re not fixing it. We’re just feeling it. Together.

This week we’re getting real about what it’s actually like to mother with ADHD when you’ve never really had the right support for your brain. The overwhelm. The guilt. The masking. The constant feeling of “why is this so hard for me?”We talk about raising our kids while still trying to re-parent ourselves. One of us is sending a baby off to high school and is watching their young adult board a plane overseas for the first time without us.Another is navigating those emotional daycare drop offs.It’s pride. It’s fear. It’s letting go in tiny pieces. It’s wondering if we did enough. It’s knowing we did our best.If you’re a neurodivergent mum trying to hold it all together while your babies grow up way too fast, this one’s for you. 💛

Season 2 is officially here and we are kicking off 2026 feeling reflective, excited, and a little bit proud of ourselves. In this first episode of the year, we chat about our goals for 2026, what we’re calling in, and what we’re gently letting go of. Big life updates too. New recording location, new vibes, and yes, Izzy finally got her licence which honestly deserves its own parade. We also get a bit mushy about this podcast as our little passion project, why it matters to us, and what we hope it becomes this year. Low pressure, honest, hopeful energy to start the year together. Let’s go 🥹✨

Christmas Eve felt like the only correct time to drop our final episode of the year. In this one, we slow it right down and lean into nostalgia, reflection, and a little bit of emotional chaos. We talk about finishing primary school and that weird mix of excitement and grief that comes with closing such a big chapter, plus the teachers who shaped us in ways we didn’t realise until years later and the ones we’ll honestly never forget.We also dive into dreams we’ve had that stayed with us long after we woke up and what they might say about who we were, who we are now, and who we’re becoming. To wrap it all up, we reflect on the year that was, the lessons, the growth, the hard bits, the beautiful moments, and everything we’re carrying forward into the next chapter.A soft, reflective Christmas Eve listen and the perfect way to close out the year with us 🎄💫🎧

In this episode, Mel opens up about her full birth journey across all four of her babies. From a planned hospital birth with her first, to a home birth, a home birth transfer, and a planned home birth that became a planned hospital birth. She shares how each experience shaped her as a mum and as a woman.Mel also bravely talks about one birth that was deeply traumatic, including the moment medical professionals threatened to involve CPS. She reflects on the emotional impact of that experience, the fear and powerlessness it created, and how she rebuilt trust in herself afterward.This is an honest, raw conversation about birth plans changing, navigating trauma, advocating for yourself, and holding both motherhood and business life at once. If you’ve ever felt judged, silenced, or shaken by the medical system, this episode will sit with you long after you listen. 💖

Bec and Izzy sit down for a deep and genuinely open conversation, taking the time to ask each other the kinds of questions they usually keep tucked away. They explore what their friendship means on a real level, how their love for each other has shifted and strengthened over the years and why their bond feels like such a safe place to land.They talk about the comfort they find in each other’s presence, the way they both learn through their connection and how being understood by someone who just gets you can change everything. There are soft moments, honest reflections and a few emotional bits where they realise just how much they’ve grown together.This episode is all about choosing each other as friends, showing up with love every day and celebrating the kind of friendship that teaches you, holds you and feels like home. If you’re into long chats that feel warm, intimate and grounding, this one is exactly that.