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Queen Celine, a threesome, a sprinkling of religious outrage, a man who’s lost his job and the coolest 14 year old in the country - it’s our Olympic vibes round-up.

Plus, what happened when Trump’s running mate came for Jennifer Aniston? Also known as cat ladies of the world unite. 

And, a journalist travelled to Ballerina Farm for an audience with the Queen of the Trad Wives. We explain why that journalist came away talking about her husband instead. 

What To Listen To Next: 

• Listen to our latest episode: Apparently It's Time To Cut Off Your #ToxicFamily
• Listen: The Shameful Sh*t That Keeps Us Up At Night
• Listen: Ballerina Farm And The Tradwife Conspiracy
• Listen: Jack Black And The Joke That Ended A Tour
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What To Read: 

• Read Holly's piece: 'TikTok's tradwives are self-harm for millennial mothers.'
• Read: The Australian women's Olympic swim team just won gold. A male commentator focused on something else.
• Read: Ariarne Titmus just won a gold medal. Once again, the world is talking about her male coach. 
• Read: A Celine Dion comeback and a hooded torchbearer: The biggest moments from the Opening Ceremony.
• Read: A journalist attended 'Ballerina Farm'. What she discovered was less than idyllic.
• Read: Jennifer Aniston rarely talks about politics. One comment changed that.

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Hosts: Holly Wainwright, Mia Freedman & Jessie Stephens

Producer: Emeline Gazilas

Audio Production: Leah Porges

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