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Vui Suli returns to Two Fat 'Fine to talanoa about Moana Vā’s mahi, creating safe spaces for MVPFAFF+ & LGBTQIA+ communities, and embracing Pacific pride. Hear Vui’s powerful journey, fresh insights on wellbeing, and why collective care matters more than ever. Don’t miss this inspiring kōrero with one of our fiercest advocates! 🌈
Alex is back from the hospital — one gallbladder lighter but still full of laughs! Meanwhile, MahMah is staring down the end of her twenties and reflecting on what the next decade might bring. The girls dive into what turning 30 means (existential dread? empowerment? both?), revisit star sign chat (spoiler: Alex still doesn’t know anything), and share some very relatable chaos along the way.
It’s finally here! Our Two Fat 'Fine LIVE show at The Court Theatre during Christchurch Pride has officially dropped. In this chaotic and gay celebration, Alex and MahMah share their first Pride experiences, MahMah opens up about a infamous black backpack experience and one truly terrible date, and yes — the bathtub story makes its return. Alex may or may not have eaten all the pies, and the audience brings the energy . It’s unfiltered, hilarious, and all heart. Tune in now!
Recorded while Ōtautahi was in a state of emergency (literally), Alex and MahMah recap the whirlwind of their live show at The Court Theatre, their iconic first birthday celebration, and the chaos that never seems to stop. From studio booking fails to mystery hecklers and awkward run-ins with guests, this episode is full of laughs, love, and classic TFF disorder.
In this episode, Alex and MahMah sit down with rising fashion star Morghan Ariki Bradshaw, the creative force behind the brand FUGAWI. Morghan shares the story behind her brand’s powerful name, the inspirations that shaped her creative journey, and the beautiful people who helped her get where she is today. From opening her new studio space in The Crossing to preparing for her upcoming solo fashion show, Morghan gives us an inside look into the glamorous, gritty, and heartfelt world of fashion.
In this heartfelt episode, Alex and MahMah get real about love, relationships, and everything in between. Alex opens up about the not-so-perfect path that led to her happily ever after—mistakes, lessons, and all. MahMah shares how her biggest heartbreaks haven’t just been romantic, but in friendships too, and how much those connections truly matter. From friend breakups to personal growth, the girls reflect on how love shows up in many forms—and how it all shapes who we are.
In this special episode, Alex shares a big announcement and opens up about her journey to starting a family as part of a same-sex marriage. She and MahMah talk about the emotional, financial, and medical rollercoaster of conceiving through Fertility Associates, and what it took to bring beautiful baby Navy into the world. They dive into the realities queer couples face when building a whānau—and Alex even flips the mic to ask MahMah if she sees babies in her future too. 🍼🌈
In this episode, Alex and MahMah sit down with Moana Vā’s very own board and collective member, Ati Vili! They chat about Ati’s life, his experiences navigating the chaotic world of dating apps as a gay man, and all the highs and lows that come with it. It’s a deep dive into modern dating with plenty of laughs along the way. Tune in now!
It’s been ONE YEAR of Two Fat ‘Fine—can you believe it?! In this special anniversary episode, Alex and MahMah look back at the wild ride so far—iconic guests, chaotic moments, and all the laughs along the way. They reflect on how the podcast started, what they've learned, and what’s next for TFF. Whether you’ve been here from the start or just jumped on board, this one’s for you!
In this episode, Alex and MahMah dive into Christchurch Pride—what’s coming up, why it matters, and how Moana Vā is showing up loud and proud this year! 🌈✨ They also take a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about their first-ever Prides as baby gays—awkward moments, big feelings, and all. Tune in for laughs, nostalgia, and all the hype for Christchurch Pride 2025!
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