This week, MahMah’s been stepping out of her comfort zone—trying a spin class, joining House of Movement, and even braving a Hollywood wax! Meanwhile, Alex keeps it chill as the duo shares some exciting updates, including their upcoming Two Fat ‘Fine LIVE show and a special screening of Your Fat Friend. Tune in for laughs, surprises, and all the juicy details!

Mary Moeono-Kolio joins Alex and Dr. MahMah to talk about her work with Pacific Climate Warriors and the effects of climate change on Pacific islands. She shares her journey from grassroots marches to global summits, highlighting the unique perspective of the Pacific diaspora in climate justice. Plus, Mary reveals a funny nickname for the Climate Warriors—because making change can still come with a bit of humour!

In this episode, MahMah and Orijah take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about their past times together and all the mischief along the way. Orijah shares some of their intriguing encounters with spirits, giving us a glimpse into the spiritual side of their life. They also break down the ballroom scene for Alex and MahMah, explaining its deep cultural significance and how it became a safe space for queer and trans communities. Expect laughs, insights, and plenty of fabulousness in this one!

In this episode, Alex and MahMah chat with Shawn Wimalaratne (they/them), a non-binary queer advocate and Human-Centered Design Practitioner. Shawn shares insights into their “day job” in equity and their “gay job” as a community advocate, touching on their mahi with Adhikaar Aotearoa. They even dive into what they’d title their future autobiography! A lively and insightful conversation about identity, work, and representation.

In this emotional yet light-hearted episode, Alex and MahMah are back with their signature banter, but this time the conversation takes a heartfelt turn. MahMah opens up about her recent breakup with her partner of almost 10 years, sharing her reflections on love, loss, and new beginnings. Of course, Alex is there to provide some laughs, and they both manage to keep things real while tackling tough emotions. And yes, baked beans make an unexpected appearance too! Tune in for a raw, relatable episode full of vulnerability, humor, and those classic Two Fat 'Fine moments.

In Episode 14, Alex and MahMah share exciting news—they’re heading to Wellington! And guess what? Two Fat 'Fine is now on Wellington Access Radio! Tune in as they chat about what they’re looking forward to on their trip, from exploring the capital to possibly some foodie adventures. MahMah also opens up about getting back into reading, while Alex gives her latest hot takes on TikToks. It's a very demure, very mindful episode with plenty of laughs and reflections.

In this fun and lively episode, Alex and MahMah dive into the excitement and chaos of MahMah's upcoming graduation. From getting her hair and nails done to even booking a spray tan, MahMah is pulling out all the stops for the big day. Along the way, the duo also reflects on the little luxuries in life—like the time saved by not having to cook. Tune in for laughs, tips, and the usual banter as they prep for this special milestone!

Alex and MahMah finally get around to sharing their adventures from across the globe! From the streets of the UK to the sun-soaked shores of Samoa, they dive into the highs, lows, and everything in between. Whether it’s navigating cultural quirks, attending special events, or tasting some questionable cuisine, Alex and MahMah bring their signature humour and heartfelt insights to their travel tales. 

In Episode 11 of "Two Fat 'Fine," Alex and MahMah set out to share their travel adventures to the UK and Samoa. But in true "Two Fat 'Fine" fashion, they take a hilarious detour down memory lane, swapping stories about their childhood traumas instead. From laugh-out-loud moments to touching insights, this episode is a rollercoaster of emotions.

In this episode of Two Fat 'Fine, Alex and MahMah are joined by the fascinating Dr. David Garcia, aka Mapmaker David. David is a renowned mapmaker, urban planner, and geographer from the Kapampangan and Tagalog peoples of Luzon Island in the Philippines. Also touching on the connection between the Philippines and Pacific Islands. He brings his unique perspective on subverting Western mapping practices to contribute to Indigenous sovereignty and liberation.