Anthony Voulgaris, aka Undiagnosed Anthony and the self-proclaimed Sweet Treat King, joins the girls for one very chaotic episode.

They unpack performative spirituality, psychics, swearing grandmas in the afterlife and why Anthony is officially over the sweet treat movement he helped create. He also reveals the disgusting moment that ruined his worst-ever first date and gives us an exclusive listen to his secret original song, “Cry.”

Then, The Letterbox is open and no one is safe. The girls tackle partners who take days to reply but are always posting on Instagram, eight-minute voice notes, uneven house deposits and whether successful women are making themselves smaller to avoid intimidating men.

Plus, when does a toxic friendship reach the point where you finally drop the screenshots?

Make sure you rate, hit subscribe and send this episode to your friends, because that’s what good Neighbours do.

Key Topics 

Psychics & Spirituality: 
Unpacking performative spirituality, clairvoyant dreams, and why some people try a little too hard to act like fairies. 

The Hot Take Audit: Debating the exhaustion of performative check-ins, the shift in political correctness, and Anthony declaring he is totally over "sweet treats."

Dating Disasters & Advice: 
The ultimate red flags, the benefit of low-cost "walk dates," and the hilariously gross snot rocket incident. 

Anthony’s Secret Project: Revealing Anthony's hidden singing talent and a live snippet of his heartbreak track, "Cry." 

Texting Etiquette: How to handle someone who takes days to text back but actively posts on Instagram Stories. 

Financial Relationship Dilemmas: Navigating the awkwardness of buying a house when one partner's parents won't contribute to the deposit. 

Voice Note Rules: Why sending 8-minute voice notes with background traffic noise is a friendship crime. 

Dating as a Successful Woman: Breaking down why women feel the need to hide their careers or property ownership to avoid intimidating insecure men. 

Toxic Friendships & Receipts: Handling performative victims, fake period cramps to get out of events, and when to finally release the screenshot receipts.

Anthony Voulgaris, aka Undiagnosed Anthony and the self-proclaimed Sweet Treat King, joins the girls for one very chaotic episode. They unpack performative spirituality, psychics, swearing grandmas in the afterlife and why Anthony is officially over the sweet treat movement he helped create. He also reveals the disgusting moment that ruined his worst-ever first date and gives us an exclusive listen to his secret original song, “Cry.” Then, The Letterbox is open and no one is safe. The girls tackle partners who take days to reply but are always posting on Instagram, eight-minute voice notes, uneven house deposits and whether successful women are making themselves smaller to avoid intimidating men. Plus, when does a toxic friendship reach the point where you finally drop the screenshots? Make sure you rate, hit subscribe and send this episode to your friends, because that’s what good Neighbours do. Key Topics Psychics &amp; Spirituality: Unpacking performative spirituality, clairvoyant dreams, and why some people try a little too hard to act like fairies. The Hot Take Audit: Debating the exhaustion of performative check-ins, the shift in political correctness, and Anthony declaring he is totally over "sweet treats." Dating Disasters &amp; Advice: The ultimate red flags, the benefit of low-cost "walk dates," and the hilariously gross snot rocket incident. Anthony’s Secret Project: Revealing Anthony's hidden singing talent and a live snippet of his heartbreak track, "Cry." Texting Etiquette: How to handle someone who takes days to text back but actively posts on Instagram Stories. Financial Relationship Dilemmas: Navigating the awkwardness of buying a house when one partner's parents won't contribute to the deposit. Voice Note Rules: Why sending 8-minute voice notes with background traffic noise is a friendship crime. Dating as a Successful Woman: Breaking down why women feel the need to hide their careers or property ownership to avoid intimidating insecure men. Toxic Friendships &amp; Receipts: Handling performative victims, fake period cramps to get out of events, and when to finally release the screenshot receipts.

Girls Next Door is a weekly podcast with sisters Steph and Holly Davey, bringing you into their world from day to night. It’s all the chats you’d have with your best friends, from the light and funny to the slightly unhinged, covering life, relationships, and everything in between, while giving out advice that’s sometimes good, sometimes questionable.

Girls Next Door is a weekly podcast with sisters Steph and Holly Davey, bringing you into their world from day to night. It’s all the chats you’d have with your best friends, from the light and funny to the slightly unhinged, covering life,...

Girls Next Door

Anthony Voulgaris, aka Undiagnosed Anthony and the self-proclaimed Sweet Treat King, joins the girls for one very chaotic episode.

They unpack performative spirituality, psychics, swearing grandmas in the afterlife and why Anthony is officially over...

Anthony Voulgaris’ Massive Confession & Secret Career

The girls are back after a massive couple of weeks and somehow they’ve returned with destroyed bodies, questionable snowboarding skills and way too much information about what really goes on at Mount Buller.

After a Sydney trail run nearly takes Steph’s ankle out, the girls head to Buller with Red Bull for their first proper snowboarding lesson with Olympian Valentino Guseli. Except Val’s version of teaching two complete beginners is apparently skipping the beginner slope, heading straight to the top of the mountain and telling them to just send it.

Once they survive the snow, things get even more chaotic. The girls investigate Buller’s hookup culture, snowmances, après, whether snowboarders really have more rizz and why apparently everyone on the mountain has a story. Including one woman who discovered her boyfriend was cheating, confronted him through a very specific game of Never Have I Ever and then got her revenge with his best friend... in a tree.

Back in the Letterbox, a European Neighbour wants to know why her Aussie boyfriend refuses to call her babe but happily calls her bro, mate, dawg and cobber, while another Neighbour is being blamed for keeping his job after the mate who helped him get hired was made redundant.

Then After Dark gets a little heavier. The girls unpack how to support someone who repeatedly ends up in toxic relationships and Holly opens up about her own experience of not being ready to hear the truth about a past partner.

And finally, one of the creepiest Confessions yet. A Neighbour starts receiving urgent voice notes from her mum telling her to come over late at night. She drives to the house, only to discover her mum is asleep, never sent the messages and there is a strange car sitting outside waiting for her.

Yeah... change your passwords, Neighbours.

Key moments
Steph and Holly attempt snowboarding: the girls head to Mount Buller with Red Bull for their first proper lesson with Olympian Valentino Guseli.
Val skips the beginner slope entirely: instead of starting on the magic carpet, he takes two complete beginners straight to the top of the mountain and tells them the faster they go, the easier it gets.
The girls absolutely eat it: scorpions, face plants, suspected broken wrists, popped shoulders and Val casually doing flips over them while they lie in the snow.
The truth about Mount Buller hookup culture: the girls investigate snowmances, après, holiday crushes and whether Buller is secretly Australia's best dating app.
Skiers vs snowboarders: the mountain weighs in on who is hotter, who has more rizz and why snowboarders apparently struggle to string a sentence together.
The Buller cheating revenge story: one woman discovers her boyfriend has been sleeping around, exposes him during Never Have I Ever and then gets revenge with his best friend... in a tree at the top of the mountain.
He calls his girlfriend “cobber”: a European Neighbour is dating an Aussie bloke who refuses to call her babe but happily uses mate, bro, dawg, buddy and cobber.
The workplace restructure: a Neighbour gets a job through his mate, only for that mate to later lose his own job and start acting like his friend stole it from him.
Helping someone in a toxic relationship: the girls discuss when to speak up, when to back off and why pushing too hard can sometimes make someone defend their partner even more.
Holly reflects on her own toxic relationship: Steph explains why she had to wait until Holly was ready to hear the truth, and Holly shares how differently she sees the situation now.
The terrifying AI voice note: a Neighbour receives messages in her mum's voice telling her to come over, only to discover her mum is asleep and there is a suspicious car sitting outside waiting for her.
The conversation that sets up next week: the deepfake story leads the girls into a much bigger conversation about personal safety, suspicious situations while travelling and the human trafficking episode to come.

The girls are back after a massive couple of weeks and somehow they&rsquo;ve returned with destroyed bodies, questionable snowboarding skills and way too much information about what really goes on at Mount Buller.
After a Sydney trail run nearly takes Steph&rsquo;s ankle out, the girls head to Buller with Red Bull for their first proper snowboarding lesson with Olympian Valentino Guseli. Except Val&rsquo;s version of teaching two complete beginners is apparently skipping the beginner slope, heading straight to the top of the mountain and telling them to just send it.
Once they survive the snow, things get even more chaotic. The girls investigate Buller&rsquo;s hookup culture, snowmances, apr&egrave;s, whether snowboarders really have more rizz and why apparently everyone on the mountain has a story. Including one woman who discovered her boyfriend was cheating, confronted him through a very specific game of Never Have I Ever and then got her revenge with his best friend... in a tree.
Back in the Letterbox, a European Neighbour wants to know why her Aussie boyfriend refuses to call her babe but happily calls her bro, mate, dawg and cobber, while another Neighbour is being blamed for keeping his job after the mate who helped him get hired was made redundant.
Then After Dark gets a little heavier. The girls unpack how to support someone who repeatedly ends up in toxic relationships and Holly opens up about her own experience of not being ready to hear the truth about a past partner.
And finally, one of the creepiest Confessions yet. A Neighbour starts receiving urgent voice notes from her mum telling her to come over late at night. She drives to the house, only to discover her mum is asleep, never sent the messages and there is a strange car sitting outside waiting for her.
Yeah... change your passwords, Neighbours.
Key moments
<ul data-spread="false">
<li>Steph and Holly attempt snowboarding: the girls head to Mount Buller with Red Bull for their first proper lesson with Olympian Valentino Guseli.</li>
<li>Val skips the beginner slope entirely: instead of starting on the magic carpet, he takes two complete beginners straight to the top of the mountain and tells them the faster they go, the easier it gets.</li>
<li>The girls absolutely eat it: scorpions, face plants, suspected broken wrists, popped shoulders and Val casually doing flips over them while they lie in the snow.</li>
<li>The truth about Mount Buller hookup culture: the girls investigate snowmances, apr&egrave;s, holiday crushes and whether Buller is secretly Australia's best dating app.</li>
<li>Skiers vs snowboarders: the mountain weighs in on who is hotter, who has more rizz and why snowboarders apparently struggle to string a sentence together.</li>
<li>The Buller cheating revenge story: one woman discovers her boyfriend has been sleeping around, exposes him during Never Have I Ever and then gets revenge with his best friend... in a tree at the top of the mountain.</li>
<li>He calls his girlfriend &ldquo;cobber&rdquo;: a European Neighbour is dating an Aussie bloke who refuses to call her babe but happily uses mate, bro, dawg, buddy and cobber.</li>
<li>The workplace restructure: a Neighbour gets a job through his mate, only for that mate to later lose his own job and start acting like his friend stole it from him.</li>
<li>Helping someone in a toxic relationship: the girls discuss when to speak up, when to back off and why pushing too hard can sometimes make someone defend their partner even more.</li>
<li>Holly reflects on her own toxic relationship: Steph explains why she had to wait until Holly was ready to hear the truth, and Holly shares how differently she sees the situation now.</li>
<li>The terrifying AI voice note: a Neighbour receives messages in her mum's voice telling her to come over, only to discover her mum is asleep and there is a suspicious car sitting outside waiting for her.</li>
<li>The conversation that sets up next week: the deepfake story leads the girls into a much bigger conversation about personal safety, suspicious situations while travelling and the human trafficking episode to come.</li>
</ul>

Buller Hookups, Cheating Revenge & One Terrifying Voice Note

Dan Gorringe and Ana Cannon have officially entered Girls Next Door… and for Ana’s very first podcast, we’re finally giving her the right of reply.

After years of Dan putting his life online, Ana gets her chance to reveal what it’s actually like being married to him. We’re talking questionable tattoos, blue hair ruining their first family holiday photos, screaming about footy while Poppy sleeps, the content voice she cannot stand and the media controversy that had Ana telling Dan, “we’re getting a divorce.”

Then, we finally get the REAL story of how Dan and Ana got together… including the tiny detail that Ana originally went to the house to see Dan’s housemate, met Dan and called her mum the next morning to say, “I’ve gone for the wrong one.”

They take us through secretly seeing each other, breaking up, Dan heading into Big Brother, finding their way back to each other and eventually becoming parents to Poppy.

Plus, we get into their biggest relationship arguments, who apologises first, Dan’s very questionable approach to housework, parenting rules they immediately abandoned, whether baby number two is on the cards and the reality of trying to balance family life with living your life online.

And of course, the Neighbours have some dilemmas of their own. Is using your baby as an excuse to skip family events fair game? And should you blow your entire savings on your dream wedding?

We finish things off with Dan and Ana facing the media in our first ever post-podcast press conference.

Make sure you rate, hit subscribe and send this episode to your friends, because that’s what good Neighbours do.

Key moments
Ana’s Right of Reply: Ana finally gets the microphone to respond to years of Dan's chaos.
The tattoo that sent Ana over the edge: including the enormous Collingwood/Nick Daicos tattoo despite Dan not supporting Collingwood.
Dan ruined their first family holiday photos: thanks to his electric blue hair.
The controversy that nearly broke Ana: she reveals Dan's media pile-on became so intense she told him, “we’re getting a divorce.”
How Dan and Ana REALLY met: Ana went over to see Dan's housemate and immediately realised she'd “gone for the wrong one.”
Their secret relationship: sliding into the DMs, seeing each other privately and navigating mutual friends.
The breakup that changed Dan's life: Ana questioned what Dan was doing with his life, they broke up, and he applied for Big Brother that same night.
Relationship therapy: who apologises first, who holds grudges, their biggest recurring argument and why Dan is constantly on his phone.
Parenting Poppy: screens, swearing, 3am drives, their first night as parents and whether they want another baby. Poppy repeating their swear words is particularly funny.
Neighbour dilemmas: using your baby to escape family commitments and whether a dream wedding is worth wiping out your savings.
The post-match press conference: Ana declares herself best on ground, says Dan hindered her performance and confirms she'd happily return without him.

Dan Gorringe and Ana Cannon have officially entered Girls Next Door&hellip; and for Ana&rsquo;s very first podcast, we&rsquo;re finally giving her the right of reply.
After years of Dan putting his life online, Ana gets her chance to reveal what it&rsquo;s actually like being married to him. We&rsquo;re talking questionable tattoos, blue hair ruining their first family holiday photos, screaming about footy while Poppy sleeps, the content voice she cannot stand and the media controversy that had Ana telling Dan, &ldquo;we&rsquo;re getting a divorce.&rdquo;
Then, we finally get the REAL story of how Dan and Ana got together&hellip; including the tiny detail that Ana originally went to the house to see Dan&rsquo;s housemate, met Dan and called her mum the next morning to say, &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve gone for the wrong one.&rdquo;
They take us through secretly seeing each other, breaking up, Dan heading into Big Brother, finding their way back to each other and eventually becoming parents to Poppy.
Plus, we get into their biggest relationship arguments, who apologises first, Dan&rsquo;s very questionable approach to housework, parenting rules they immediately abandoned, whether baby number two is on the cards and the reality of trying to balance family life with living your life online.
And of course, the Neighbours have some dilemmas of their own. Is using your baby as an excuse to skip family events fair game? And should you blow your entire savings on your dream wedding?
We finish things off with Dan and Ana facing the media in our first ever post-podcast press conference.
Make sure you rate, hit subscribe and send this episode to your friends, because that&rsquo;s what good Neighbours do. Key moments
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Ana&rsquo;s Right of Reply: Ana finally gets the microphone to respond to years of Dan's chaos.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The tattoo that sent Ana over the edge: including the enormous Collingwood/Nick Daicos tattoo despite Dan not supporting Collingwood.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Dan ruined their first family holiday photos: thanks to his electric blue hair.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The controversy that nearly broke Ana: she reveals Dan's media pile-on became so intense she told him, &ldquo;we&rsquo;re getting a divorce.&rdquo;</li>
<li aria-level="1">How Dan and Ana REALLY met: Ana went over to see Dan's housemate and immediately realised she'd &ldquo;gone for the wrong one.&rdquo;</li>
<li aria-level="1">Their secret relationship: sliding into the DMs, seeing each other privately and navigating mutual friends.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The breakup that changed Dan's life: Ana questioned what Dan was doing with his life, they broke up, and he applied for Big Brother that same night.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Relationship therapy: who apologises first, who holds grudges, their biggest recurring argument and why Dan is constantly on his phone.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Parenting Poppy: screens, swearing, 3am drives, their first night as parents and whether they want another baby. Poppy repeating their swear words is particularly funny.</li>
<li aria-level="1">Neighbour dilemmas: using your baby to escape family commitments and whether a dream wedding is worth wiping out your savings.</li>
<li aria-level="1">The post-match press conference: Ana declares herself best on ground, says Dan hindered her performance and confirms she'd happily return without him.</li>
</ul>

Ana Cannon FINALLY Gets Her Right of Reply on Dan Gorringe 

This week, Steph and Holly are joined by their biggest guest yet: their dad, Bobby Davey!

Fresh from a RedBalloon horse-riding experience, Bobby finally sits down to clear up some of the Davey family’s most legendary stories. He reveals what really happened when their family home burnt down, defends the perfectly cooked chicken he found in the wreckage and takes us back to the day a shark warning left Uncle Bushpig stranded in the ocean.

This episode is brought to you by RedBalloon. This Father's Day, Give Dad an experience, not another thing — use code NEXTDOOR10 for 10% off Father's Day experiences ($99+ spend) at RedBalloon.com.au. Limited time only.

We also hear about Bobby’s 15-foot wave, his record-breaking South Melbourne Market dim sim intake, the time he told Batman to get stuffed and the iconic bombing competition victory that remains the greatest achievement in Davey family history.

Later, Bobby joins the girls for The Letterbox, Confessions and an especially loose Sealed Section. He weighs in on intimidating dads, broken lawnmowers, catching your daughter with her boyfriend and whether you should ever ask a mate to perform your prostate exam.

It starts with a wholesome Father’s Day experience and somehow ends with Bobby describing a visit to a pelvic floor specialist. A true Girls Next Door family special.

Make sure you rate, hit subscribe and send this episode to your friends, because that’s what good Neighbours do.

Key Moments

00:00 – The biggest guest in GND history
Steph and Holly welcome their dad, Bobby Davey, to the podcast.

01:40 – Horse riding with RedBalloon
Bobby reviews his Father’s Day experience and reveals the other activities he would be willing to try, including shark diving and jumping out of a plane.

09:20 – The Mayo Sisters
Bobby accuses Steph and Holly of adding “mayo” to every family story, before attempting to set the record straight himself.

10:20 – The Davey family house fire
Bobby explains how the family home burnt down and why there was apparently a perfectly cooked roast chicken sitting in the wreckage.

16:40 – Uncle Bushpig gets left with the sharks
A helicopter warns Bobby and his mates that sharks are underneath them, but Uncle Bushpig does not make it back to shore quite as quickly.

19:20 – Bobby’s 15-foot wave
The girls challenge one of their dad’s greatest surfing claims, while Bobby recalls the moment he genuinely thought he was going to die.

22:20 – The South Melbourne Market dim sim record
Bobby reveals how many dim sims he could put away and shares the party trick that eventually became too dangerous to continue.

27:00 – Bobby versus Batman
During a family trip to Movie World, Batman tells Bobby to move out of the performance area. Bobby refuses.

29:20 – The Millennium Fart
The family revisits Bobby’s infamous New Year’s Eve contribution to the year 2000 celebrations.

33:20 – The greatest bomb ever witnessed
Bobby enters a bombing competition, loses the lead and returns for one final attempt to win the legendary Coca-Cola boogie board.

39:20 – Bobby’s massive comeback
The girls remember their dad losing weight, completing the Mountain to Surf and attempting to ride the custom surfboard Steph made for him.

43:20 – Bobby bites his own thumb
A nightclub fight takes a strange turn when Bobby bites the first thumb he can find and quickly realises it belongs to him.

47:20 – The Letterbox: Dad’s approval test
Should dads be allowed to intimidate every boyfriend their daughter brings home?

54:40 – The Letterbox: A man’s lawnmower
A listener’s boyfriend breaks the one item her dad never wanted to lend him. Bobby’s solution is simple: buy him a new one.

59:00 – Confession: Over my dead body
A protective dad inspects his daughter’s boyfriend’s car and refuses to let her get inside after seeing bald tyres and empty cans.

01:03:40 – Confession: Dad walked in
A broken glass leads to one listener’s dad seeing far more of his daughter and her boyfriend than anyone wanted.

01:06:20 – Holly’s naked boyfriend ends up on the roof
The confession unlocks a Davey family memory involving one of Holly’s former boyfriends, a freezing night and a very unfortunate rooftop incident.

01:10:00 – The Sealed Section: Condoms in the bathroom drawer
A dad finds and confiscates his adult daughter’s condoms, leaving Bobby to decide whether “my house, my rules” has gone too far.

01:17:20 – The Sealed Section: Prostate exam request
A listener asks whether it is acceptable to ask his mate to perform a prostate check instead of visiting a doctor.

01:19:00 – Bobby’s pelvic floor appointment
The episode officially goes off the rails as Bobby shares the full story of his unforgettable visit to a pelvic floor specialist.

This week, Steph and Holly are joined by their biggest guest yet: their dad, Bobby Davey!
Fresh from a RedBalloon horse-riding experience, Bobby finally sits down to clear up some of the Davey family&rsquo;s most legendary stories. He reveals what really happened when their family home burnt down, defends the perfectly cooked chicken he found in the wreckage and takes us back to the day a shark warning left Uncle Bushpig stranded in the ocean.
<hr>
This episode is brought to you by RedBalloon. This Father's Day, Give Dad an experience, not another thing &mdash; use code&nbsp;NEXTDOOR10 for 10% off Father's Day experiences ($99+ spend) at <a href="https://www.redballoon.com.au">RedBalloon.com.au</a>. Limited time only.
<hr>
We also hear about Bobby&rsquo;s 15-foot wave, his record-breaking South Melbourne Market dim sim intake, the time he told Batman to get stuffed and the iconic bombing competition victory that remains the greatest achievement in Davey family history.
Later, Bobby joins the girls for The Letterbox, Confessions and an especially loose Sealed Section. He weighs in on intimidating dads, broken lawnmowers, catching your daughter with her boyfriend and whether you should ever ask a mate to perform your prostate exam.
It starts with a wholesome Father&rsquo;s Day experience and somehow ends with Bobby describing a visit to a pelvic floor specialist. A true Girls Next Door family special.
Make sure you rate, hit subscribe and send this episode to your friends, because that&rsquo;s what good Neighbours do.
Key Moments
00:00 &ndash; The biggest guest in GND history Steph and Holly welcome their dad, Bobby Davey, to the podcast.
01:40 &ndash; Horse riding with RedBalloon Bobby reviews his Father&rsquo;s Day experience and reveals the other activities he would be willing to try, including shark diving and jumping out of a plane.
09:20 &ndash; The Mayo Sisters Bobby accuses Steph and Holly of adding &ldquo;mayo&rdquo; to every family story, before attempting to set the record straight himself.
10:20 &ndash; The Davey family house fire Bobby explains how the family home burnt down and why there was apparently a perfectly cooked roast chicken sitting in the wreckage.
16:40 &ndash; Uncle Bushpig gets left with the sharks A helicopter warns Bobby and his mates that sharks are underneath them, but Uncle Bushpig does not make it back to shore quite as quickly.
19:20 &ndash; Bobby&rsquo;s 15-foot wave The girls challenge one of their dad&rsquo;s greatest surfing claims, while Bobby recalls the moment he genuinely thought he was going to die.
22:20 &ndash; The South Melbourne Market dim sim record Bobby reveals how many dim sims he could put away and shares the party trick that eventually became too dangerous to continue.
27:00 &ndash; Bobby versus Batman During a family trip to Movie World, Batman tells Bobby to move out of the performance area. Bobby refuses.
29:20 &ndash; The Millennium Fart The family revisits Bobby&rsquo;s infamous New Year&rsquo;s Eve contribution to the year 2000 celebrations.
33:20 &ndash; The greatest bomb ever witnessed Bobby enters a bombing competition, loses the lead and returns for one final attempt to win the legendary Coca-Cola boogie board.
39:20 &ndash; Bobby&rsquo;s massive comeback The girls remember their dad losing weight, completing the Mountain to Surf and attempting to ride the custom surfboard Steph made for him.
43:20 &ndash; Bobby bites his own thumb A nightclub fight takes a strange turn when Bobby bites the first thumb he can find and quickly realises it belongs to him.
47:20 &ndash; The Letterbox: Dad&rsquo;s approval test Should dads be allowed to intimidate every boyfriend their daughter brings home?
54:40 &ndash; The Letterbox: A man&rsquo;s lawnmower A listener&rsquo;s boyfriend breaks the one item her dad never wanted to lend him. Bobby&rsquo;s solution is simple: buy him a new one.
59:00 &ndash; Confession: Over my dead body A protective dad inspects his daughter&rsquo;s boyfriend&rsquo;s car and refuses to let her get inside after seeing bald tyres and empty cans.
01:03:40 &ndash; Confession: Dad walked in A broken glass leads to one listener&rsquo;s dad seeing far more of his daughter and her boyfriend than anyone wanted.
01:06:20 &ndash; Holly&rsquo;s naked boyfriend ends up on the roof The confession unlocks a Davey family memory involving one of Holly&rsquo;s former boyfriends, a freezing night and a very unfortunate rooftop incident.
01:10:00 &ndash; The Sealed Section: Condoms in the bathroom drawer A dad finds and confiscates his adult daughter&rsquo;s condoms, leaving Bobby to decide whether &ldquo;my house, my rules&rdquo; has gone too far.
01:17:20 &ndash; The Sealed Section: Prostate exam request A listener asks whether it is acceptable to ask his mate to perform a prostate check instead of visiting a doctor.
01:19:00 &ndash; Bobby&rsquo;s pelvic floor appointment The episode officially goes off the rails as Bobby shares the full story of his unforgettable visit to a pelvic floor specialist.

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