Cipher tells us how he found his way into immersive audio storytelling, and why a brief move to Canada brought him back to Geelong. Then Jodi brings a Reddit wedding story that has us asking who really ruined the day, while a family loan and a fiercely defended recipe give us two more cases to judge.

The final story takes us somewhere more personal. A doctor writes about having their own symptoms dismissed, prompting a conversation about POTS, menopause, medical care, and what it means to feel heard when you ask for help.

This week, Cipher, Reuben and special guest Dakota use Reddit's No Stupid Questions? as a jumping-off point for conversations about communication, first impressions, emotional support and the questions people are often afraid to ask.

Along the way they explore everything from speaking tone and resting bitch face to army recruitment, door-knocking anxiety, Halloween obsessions and whether it's weird to talk to AI about your problems.

What begins as a collection of random questions slowly becomes a conversation about belonging, resilience and how we find our way through an increasingly complicated world.

No experts. No perfect answers. Just people trying to figure things out together.

This week we use Reddit's Am I Overreacting? as a jumping-off point for conversations about trust, boundaries, communication and the strange ways humans navigate relationships.

Along the way we discuss everything from political beliefs and human rights to difficult housemates, forgotten birthdays, astrology, social media insecurities and family cats.

What begins as a series of simple questions quickly becomes something deeper as Cypher, Idris and Reuben explore what it means to show up for each other, communicate honestly and build healthy relationships.

No experts. No perfect answers. Just people trying to figure things out together.

In our first episode of T.H.PARALLAX, we start with a familiar format -= AITAH =- as a way to ease into conversation and find our rhythm.

What begins as a simple scenario quickly opens into something deeper, as we navigate perspective, lived experience and the often messy reality of trying to show up for each other.

This isn’t about getting the right answer. It’s about working through real situations in real time, where uncertainty, disagreement and reflection are all part of the process.

Join Cipher, Idris and Reuben as we take the first step into honest conversation, imperfect, human and open to wherever it leads.