Wax play is apparently a thing and we needs answers! Rach explains the world of temperature play, safe words and body safe candles before we call in someone who actually knows what she’s talking about. But while some people find it seriously sexy, Katie can’t stop thinking about the sheets, the carpet… and the fire risk.

Wax play is apparently a thing and we needs answers! Rach explains the world of temperature play, safe words and body safe candles before we call in someone who actually knows what she&rsquo;s talking about. But while some people find it seriously sexy, Katie can&rsquo;t stop thinking about the sheets, the carpet&hellip; and the fire risk.

After millions of downloads and years of oversharing on Am I A Bad Mum?, Katie Mattin and Rachel Thaiday are introducing Who Even Are We. 

Who Even Are We? is a twice-weekly podcast about identity shifts, friendships, parenting teens (or nearly teens), marriage, confidence, chaos, and all the things no one prepares you for. From honest confessions to ridiculous stories and conversations that swing from hilarious to heartfelt, nothing is off limits and nothing is polished!

It’s real life, real friendship, and real talk for anyone who’s ever looked around and thought… who even are we now?

 

After millions of downloads and years of oversharing on Am I A Bad Mum?, Katie Mattin and Rachel Thaiday are introducing Who Even Are We.&nbsp;
Who Even Are We? is a twice-weekly podcast about identity shifts, friendships, parenting teens (or nearly teens), marriage, confidence, chaos, and all the things no one prepares you for. From honest confessions to ridiculous stories and conversations that swing from hilarious to heartfelt, nothing is off limits and nothing is polished!
It&rsquo;s real life, real friendship, and real talk for anyone who&rsquo;s ever looked around and thought&hellip; who even are we now?
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Who Even Are We? is a twice-weekly podcast about identity shifts, friendships, parenting teens (or nearly teens), marriage, confidence, chaos, and all the things no one prepares you for.

Who Even Are We?

After millions of downloads and years of oversharing on Am I A Bad Mum?, Katie Mattin and Rachel Thaiday are introducing Who Even Are We. 

Who Even Are We? is a twice-weekly podcast about identity shifts, friendships, parenting teens (or nearly teens), marriage, confidence, chaos, and all the things no one prepares you for. From honest confessions to ridiculous stories and conversations that swing from hilarious to heartfelt, nothing is off limits and nothing is polished!

It’s real life, real friendship, and real talk for anyone who’s ever looked around and thought… who even are we now?

After millions of downloads and years of oversharing on Am I A Bad Mum?, Katie Mattin and Rachel Thaiday are introducing Who Even Are We.&nbsp;
Who Even Are We? is a twice-weekly podcast about identity shifts, friendships, parenting teens (or nearly teens), marriage, confidence, chaos, and all the things no one prepares you for. From honest confessions to ridiculous stories and conversations that swing from hilarious to heartfelt, nothing is off limits and nothing is polished!
It&rsquo;s real life, real friendship, and real talk for anyone who&rsquo;s ever looked around and thought&hellip; who even are we now?

Wax Play: Sexy or Just a Cleaning Nightmare?

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From haircuts and skincare to weight, clothes and spending money on ourselves, we unpack what “letting yourself go” really means in your 40s. Is it actually about how we look or is it about self worth, priorities and finally giving ourselves permission to invest a little time, money and energy back into ourselves?

From haircuts and skincare to weight, clothes and spending money on ourselves, we unpack what &ldquo;letting yourself go&rdquo; really means in your 40s. Is it actually about how we look or is it about self worth, priorities and finally giving ourselves permission to invest a little time, money and energy back into ourselves?

Have I Let Myself Go?

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One of us is sending her girls to Schoolies and trying not to panic. The other has already started bribing hers with trips so they never go.

In this episode, we talk about our own Schoolies experiences, how much trust comes into parenting teenagers, the horror stories that make us nervous, and the uncomfortable reality that eventually you have to let your kids step into the next phase of growing up.

Would you let your kids go to Schoolies?

One of us is sending her girls to Schoolies and trying not to panic. The other has already started bribing hers with trips so they never go.
In this episode, we talk about our own Schoolies experiences, how much trust comes into parenting teenagers, the horror stories that make us nervous, and the uncomfortable reality that eventually you have to let your kids step into the next phase of growing up.
Would you let your kids go to Schoolies?

2 Mums, 2 Completely Different Attitudes To Schoolies

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In this episode, we have a very personal conversation about relationships, red flags and the things you sometimes only recognise years later.

Katie shares the story of a relationship she was in at 21 the jealousy, control, gaslighting and ultimately physical violence, and why, for years, she never allowed herself to call it domestic violence. We talk about why it can be so hard to leave, the shame that can come with looking back, and how much of it comes down to self worth.

It’s a confronting conversation, but an important one and a reminder of just how powerful sharing our stories can be.

In this episode, we have a very personal conversation about relationships, red flags and the things you sometimes only recognise years later.
Katie shares the story of a relationship she was in at 21 the jealousy, control, gaslighting and ultimately physical violence, and why, for years, she never allowed herself to call it domestic violence. We talk about why it can be so hard to leave, the shame that can come with looking back, and how much of it comes down to self worth.
It&rsquo;s a confronting conversation, but an important one and a reminder of just how powerful sharing our stories can be.

I Never Called It Domestic violence

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Wax Play: Sexy or Just a Cleaning Nightmare?

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