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Is your family toxic? If you’re unsure, there’s a handy quiz to find out online. In this episode we discuss the rise in people cutting off family members from their lives and the complexities that come with doing so.  

Plus… a really good Aussie celebrity beauty product, the Olympic adjacent doco everyone is talking about and a productivity classic - it’s our recommendations. 

And we wrap up the week with our best and worst which include a different kind of outage, a groundbreaking new fashion trend and Luna’s latest skill.

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• Read: There's only one correct time to eat dinner.
• Read: 'It's not selfish or a trend': Why millennials are cutting off their parents.
• Read: 'You second guess yourself.' The unique pain of cutting off narcissistic parents. 
• Read: 'After years of family trauma, I tried to talk to my mum. She said she needed a break from me.'

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Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Mia Freedman & Jessie Stephens

Producer: Emeline Gazilas

Audio Production: Leah Porges

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