Two Tassie Chicks

Two Tassie Chicks

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Two Tassie Chicks episodes

  • Ditching Diet Culture
    When did we start prioritising our physical aesthetic over our mental health? Well, that might be because we are living in the throes of diet culture. So, what is it and how have we become so conditioned into thinking so much of this behaviour is normal?
    This week the girls unpack the all-consuming topic of dieting, touching on their experiences of buying into the trends and becoming addicted to a restricted lifestyle to fit into an “aesthetic”. Throughout the episode the chicks provide you with some tips to help you enjoy your life beyond diets and diet culture.
    Follow us on Instagram @twotassiechicks
    And on Facebook at Two Tassie Chicks
    Hosts:
    Bronny Lisson & Grier Brindley
    Music: Harry Yates
    37 min
  • Dealing with Loneliness and Becoming Whole on Your Own
    This week our newly single friend inspired us to talk about ways we can get comfortable with being alone! We believe it’s super important for us to have our own sense of self no matter if we’re single or in a relationship, so we talk about that as well as offer some weekly recommendations and recount some of our recent shenanigans! Follow us on Instagram @twotassiechicks
    And on Facebook at Two Tassie Chicks
    Hosts:
    Bronny Lisson & Grier Brindley
    Music: Harry Yates
    36 min
  • Reasons You Should Fail
    This week the girls discuss failure and touch on reasons why failing can sometimes be a good thing! They reflect on their own failures and the outcomes in light of those failings.
    Throughout the episode, the girls provide their perspectives and some sound advice on the subject as they talk about the fear of failure and how to keep moving forward after those experiences.
    Follow us on Instagram @twotassiechicks
    And on Facebook at Two Tassie Chicks
    Hosts:
    Bronny Lisson & Grier Brindley
    Music: Harry Yates
    30 min
  • Redefining hustle culture and building confidence with journalist PJ Madam
    In episode 3 of Two Tassie Chicks, the girls chat to award-winning journalist and Netflix producer PJ Madam.
    PJ reflects on her experiences working as a journalist for major Australian broadcasting networks, such as her interviews with A-list celebrities like Jon Bon Jovi, One Direction, and Meghan Trainor.
    Throughout the episode, we discuss building confidence, believing in yourself, stepping out of your comfort zone, and PJ offers her perspective on hustle culture, all while providing some helpful tips for us to action in our everyday lives.
    Hosts:
    Bronny Lisson & Grier Brindley.
    Music: Harry Yates.
    46 min
  • Who the hell are we? Comparison culture and getting to know us!
    You asked and we listened!
    Get to know the chicks in episode 2 of TTC, where your hosts will answer all of your questions.
    We dive into the topic of comparison culture and share the best advice we’ve ever received! We also touch on some of the more light-hearted parts of our lives; our likes and dislikes.
    This episode is designed to get to know the chicks that little bit better.
    Find us on Instagram and Facebook @twotassiechicks Enjoy!
    Hosts: Grier Brindley & Bronny Lisson
    Music by Harry Yates
    42 min
  • Speak Up! Stay ChatTY: What Mitch McPherson knows about mental health
    Welcome to episode one of Two Tassie Chicks!
    This week the girls chat to Mitch McPherson, founder of the charity Speak Up! Stay ChatTY. This discussion touches on the topics of mental health, toxic masculinity, and the importance of finding your five 👋🏼
    If you are struggling with thoughts of suicide or worried about a friend or loved one, help is available. Call Lifeline at 13 11 14
    or visit https://www.lifeline.org.au for free, confidential emotional support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
    Hosts: Bronny Lisson & Grier Brindley
    Music: Harry Yates
    43 min

About Two Tassie Chicks

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Two Tassie Chicks, both at different stages of their twenties, talking all things mental health, social standards and everything in between.