Chris & Amy acknowledging the Bondi tragedy before shifting gears into comfort viewing, Christmas chaos and classic Chris & Amy energy. Amy leads the charge on festive vibes, Christmas movies, and the very real mental load mums are carrying as December ramps up.

The show’s new “Around the World” segment delivers pure chaos — from the world’s fastest garden shed in the UK, to Turkey ruling that liking thirst traps can be grounds for divorce, to a Scottish darts player hospitalised after a spectacularly unhinged meltdown.

Amy then opens up about end-of-year burnout, sibling warfare, and her boys choosing violence before breakfast, before sharing a chaotic but joyful girls’ Christmas lunch that involved R&B, questionable dancing and zero regrets. The episode wraps with parenting guilt, outsourcing “core” mum and dad jobs, and a brutally honest Nailed It / Failed It — including Amy admitting she swore at her kids and Chris losing an illegal vape somewhere in the house.

Chapters & Timestamps

00:00 – A heavy week & finding the balance
02:15 – Christmas countdown & festive movie debates
05:50 – Around the World: fastest shed, thirst-trap divorces & darts disaster
10:15 – Kids are cooked: end-of-year burnout & sibling chaos
14:15 – Amy’s girls’ Christmas party (R&B, dancing & safe chaos)
18:10 – Outsourcing parenting guilt: bikes, swimming & driving lessons
22:30 – Nailed It / Failed It: mum rage, Christmas wins & a lost vape
26:10 – Final thoughts & sign-off

Keywords

Chris & Amy podcast, Weekend Breakfast KIIS, Amy Gerard parenting, end of year burnout kids, Christmas mental load mums, Around the World radio segment, fastest garden shed, Turkey divorce social media, darts player meltdown, sibling fighting Australia, mum burnout December, girls Christmas party, relatable parenting podcast, Australian radio comedy, KIIS FM weekend show, Nailed It Failed It segment

Chris &amp; Amy acknowledging the Bondi tragedy before shifting gears into comfort viewing, Christmas chaos and classic Chris &amp; Amy energy. Amy leads the charge on festive vibes, Christmas movies, and the very real mental load mums are carrying as December ramps up.
The show&rsquo;s new &ldquo;Around the World&rdquo; segment delivers pure chaos &mdash; from the world&rsquo;s fastest garden shed in the UK, to Turkey ruling that liking thirst traps can be grounds for divorce, to a Scottish darts player hospitalised after a spectacularly unhinged meltdown.
Amy then opens up about end-of-year burnout, sibling warfare, and her boys choosing violence before breakfast, before sharing a chaotic but joyful girls&rsquo; Christmas lunch that involved R&amp;B, questionable dancing and zero regrets. The episode wraps with parenting guilt, outsourcing &ldquo;core&rdquo; mum and dad jobs, and a brutally honest Nailed It / Failed It &mdash; including Amy admitting she swore at her kids and Chris losing an illegal vape somewhere in the house.
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Chapters &amp; Timestamps
00:00 &ndash; A heavy week &amp; finding the balance 02:15 &ndash; Christmas countdown &amp; festive movie debates 05:50 &ndash; Around the World: fastest shed, thirst-trap divorces &amp; darts disaster 10:15 &ndash; Kids are cooked: end-of-year burnout &amp; sibling chaos 14:15 &ndash; Amy&rsquo;s girls&rsquo; Christmas party (R&amp;B, dancing &amp; safe chaos) 18:10 &ndash; Outsourcing parenting guilt: bikes, swimming &amp; driving lessons 22:30 &ndash; Nailed It / Failed It: mum rage, Christmas wins &amp; a lost vape 26:10 &ndash; Final thoughts &amp; sign-off
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Keywords
Chris &amp; Amy podcast, Weekend Breakfast KIIS, Amy Gerard parenting, end of year burnout kids, Christmas mental load mums, Around the World radio segment, fastest garden shed, Turkey divorce social media, darts player meltdown, sibling fighting Australia, mum burnout December, girls Christmas party, relatable parenting podcast, Australian radio comedy, KIIS FM weekend show, Nailed It Failed It segment

Between them, Chris Page and Amy Gerard’s two lives include five wild kids under 8, two supportive spouses and a million and one parenting tales and fails.

Amy Gerard has amassed an army of fans through her hit podcast series and Instagram community with stories of her crazy life as a wife and mum, while dad-of-2 Chris Page has spent two decades hosting shows on some of Australia’s biggest radio stations.

Chris and Amy share fresh stories about kids, relationships, friendships and more in their unique witty style. The No Bullshit-O-Meter will be turned way up.

It’s real life, not reel life.

Between them, Chris Page and Amy Gerard’s two lives include five wild kids under 8, two supportive spouses and a million and one parenting tales and fails.
Amy Gerard has amassed an army of fans through her hit podcast series and Instagram community with stories of her crazy life as a wife and mum, while dad-of-2 Chris Page has spent two decades hosting shows on some of Australia’s biggest radio stations.
Chris and Amy share fresh stories about kids, relationships, friendships and more in their unique witty style. The No Bullshit-O-Meter will be turned way up.
It’s real life, not reel life.

Chris Page & Amy Gerard

Between them, Chris Page and Amy Gerard’s two lives include five wild kids under 8, two supportive spouses and a million and one parenting tales and fails.
Amy Gerard has amassed an army of fans through her hit podcast series and Instagram community with stories of her crazy life as a wife and mum, while dad-of-2 Chris Page has spent two decades hosting shows on some of Australia’s biggest radio stations.
Chris and Amy share fresh stories about kids, relationships, friendships and more in their unique witty style. The No Bullshit-O-Meter will be turned way up.
It’s real life, not reel life.

Amy’s Kids Have Officially Hit End-of-Year Meltdown Mode

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