It’s a big Sunday with Chris & Amy diving straight into Christmas chaos - from the kids counting down “six–seven weekend” to the stress of Bad Santa gift swaps and tea-towel-heavy presents. Amy opens up about end-of-year burnout and why every mum in Australia is one school drop-off away from rocking in a dark corner. Chris argues remote work and the anti-alcohol movement have broken young people, leading the pair into a debate about social isolation, courage juice, and memories made in shopping trolleys.

The show spirals into the new under-16 social media ban, how teens will cope without Snapchat, and why Amy is telling her kids the police will show up if they watch YouTube. Then it’s a wild detour into a 79-year-old UK aristocrat advertising for a wife (must not be a Scorpio, must run two castles, must provide two male heirs… casual). Finally, the Facebook Mums Group steps up with the week’s dilemma: Is posting your kid’s face online a problem? Amy weighs in, Chris threatens kidnappers, and we wrap with Lady Gaga ticket giveaways.

Chapters

00:00 – Christmas Weekend & Gift Swap Chaos
03:00 – Are We Too Soft? Kids, Remote Work & Alcohol Chat
06:30 – Amy’s End-of-Year Burnout
10:00 – “I Can Sing!” Viral Guy & Running to the Comments
12:45 – Under-16 Social Media Ban
17:45 – The UK Aristocrat Looking for a Wife
21:45 – Facebook Mums Group: Posting Kids Online
25:45 – Final Laughs & Gaga Tickets

Keywords

Chris & Amy podcast, KIIS FM, Amy Gerard burnout, Christmas stress mums, Bad Santa gifts, remote work debate, alcohol and socialising, social media under-16 ban, parenting chat Australia, Facebook Mums Group, viral comments segment, UK aristocrat ad for wife, Sunday radio show Australia, funny radio moments, Amy Gerard parenting.

It&rsquo;s a big Sunday with Chris &amp; Amy diving straight into Christmas chaos - from the kids counting down &ldquo;six&ndash;seven weekend&rdquo; to the stress of Bad Santa gift swaps and tea-towel-heavy presents. Amy opens up about end-of-year burnout and why every mum in Australia is one school drop-off away from rocking in a dark corner. Chris argues remote work and the anti-alcohol movement have broken young people, leading the pair into a debate about social isolation, courage juice, and memories made in shopping trolleys.
The show spirals into the new under-16 social media ban, how teens will cope without Snapchat, and why Amy is telling her kids the police will show up if they watch YouTube. Then it&rsquo;s a wild detour into a 79-year-old UK aristocrat advertising for a wife (must not be a Scorpio, must run two castles, must provide two male heirs&hellip; casual). Finally, the Facebook Mums Group steps up with the week&rsquo;s dilemma: Is posting your kid&rsquo;s face online a problem? Amy weighs in, Chris threatens kidnappers, and we wrap with Lady Gaga ticket giveaways.
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Chapters
00:00 &ndash; Christmas Weekend &amp; Gift Swap Chaos 03:00 &ndash; Are We Too Soft? Kids, Remote Work &amp; Alcohol Chat 06:30 &ndash; Amy&rsquo;s End-of-Year Burnout 10:00 &ndash; &ldquo;I Can Sing!&rdquo; Viral Guy &amp; Running to the Comments 12:45 &ndash; Under-16 Social Media Ban 17:45 &ndash; The UK Aristocrat Looking for a Wife 21:45 &ndash; Facebook Mums Group: Posting Kids Online 25:45 &ndash; Final Laughs &amp; Gaga Tickets
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Keywords
Chris &amp; Amy podcast, KIIS FM, Amy Gerard burnout, Christmas stress mums, Bad Santa gifts, remote work debate, alcohol and socialising, social media under-16 ban, parenting chat Australia, Facebook Mums Group, viral comments segment, UK aristocrat ad for wife, Sunday radio show Australia, funny radio moments, Amy Gerard parenting.

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 Cracks: “I’m Cooked. Absolutely Cooked.”

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