Amy kicks off Sunday by admitting she has zero interest in the Super Bowl but all the interest in the wings, beers and cultural chaos that come with it. From there, the show spirals gloriously into modern parenting hell, including Amy being forced to explain P Diddy, baby oil and playground trash talk to her six-year-old (a conversation no parenting book prepares you for).

The chat turns darker (and funnier) as Amy deep-dives into her growing fear of AI bots turning on humans, driverless cars coming to Australia, and why the Doomsday Clock feels a little too real right now. Then comes the big one: circumcision. Amy lays down her brutally honest take on why she refused it for her boys, setting off one of the most unfiltered, laugh-out-loud conversations of the weekend. The episode wraps with Amy delivering her dream Valentine’s Day playbook for men everywhere, before the Facebook Mums Group raises a genuinely emotional question about kids, sport, confidence and when to step in as a parent.

⏱️ Chapters

00:00 – Super Bowl hype… but only for the snacks
03:25 – Amy’s six-year-old asks: “Mum, what’s a Diddy?”
06:47 – AI bots, fear mongering & the end of humanity
10:56 – Circumcision: Amy’s hard line as a mum
15:25 – Amy’s perfect Valentine’s Day (men, take notes)
19:36 – Driverless cars coming to Australia
22:32 – Facebook Mums Group: When your kid falls behind in sport

Keywords

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Amy kicks off Sunday by admitting she has zero interest in the Super Bowl but all the interest in the wings, beers and cultural chaos that come with it. From there, the show spirals gloriously into modern parenting hell, including Amy being forced to explain P Diddy, baby oil and playground trash talk to her six-year-old (a conversation no parenting book prepares you for).
The chat turns darker (and funnier) as Amy deep-dives into her growing fear of AI bots turning on humans, driverless cars coming to Australia, and why the Doomsday Clock feels a little too real right now. Then comes the big one: circumcision. Amy lays down her brutally honest take on why she refused it for her boys, setting off one of the most unfiltered, laugh-out-loud conversations of the weekend. The episode wraps with Amy delivering her dream Valentine&rsquo;s Day playbook for men everywhere, before the Facebook Mums Group raises a genuinely emotional question about kids, sport, confidence and when to step in as a parent.
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⏱️ Chapters
00:00 &ndash; Super Bowl hype&hellip; but only for the snacks 03:25 &ndash; Amy&rsquo;s six-year-old asks: &ldquo;Mum, what&rsquo;s a Diddy?&rdquo; 06:47 &ndash; AI bots, fear mongering &amp; the end of humanity 10:56 &ndash; Circumcision: Amy&rsquo;s hard line as a mum 15:25 &ndash; Amy&rsquo;s perfect Valentine&rsquo;s Day (men, take notes) 19:36 &ndash; Driverless cars coming to Australia 22:32 &ndash; Facebook Mums Group: When your kid falls behind in sport
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Keywords
Chris &amp; Amy podcast, Weekend Breakfast KIIS, Amy Gerard parenting, Amy Gerard kids, awkward parenting conversations, explaining news to kids, modern parenting Australia, parenting dilemmas podcast, Aussie mums podcast, parenting teens Australia, kids asking hard questions, Amy Gerard radio, funny parenting stories, parenting in the digital age, AI fears parenting, parents explaining adult topics, real parenting talk, Australian radio show, KIIS FM weekend, viral news explained to kids, parenting without a manual, mums group topics Australia

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 Didn’t See This Parenting Conversation Coming

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