
Hosted by Lucy Neville and Kee Reece Searles · EN

TLDR: Kee had words with a pharmacist, one step forward...three steps back, and something nice for your girls. How do you balance being positive while grieving the body you once had? How can you move forward when an invisible illness leaves you feeling stuck? And how common is chronic illness, really? This week, Kee and Lucy support Anon through a mental and physical rough patch. SUBMIT YOUR MELTDOWN THINGS WE MENTIONED: ABS: Key findings on long-term health conditions and chronic conditions, and prevalence in Australia Bras N Things HOSTS & PRODUCERS Lucy Neville / @lucymneville Kee Reece Searles / @keereece AUDIO PRODUCTION: Emmeline Peterson ARTWORK: Hollie Dempsey THEME SONG: Extra Fries By The Fly Guy Five (Epidemic Sound) The content of this podcast is general and anecdotal, not professional, and intended for entertainment purposes only. We acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land we record on, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.

TLDR: Kee and Lucy's first fight, a wife and mother's dilemma about infidelity and 30 minutes just for you. 1 in 3 Australians have thought about cheating on their partner, so how many of them actually do it? Why is an office romance so sexy? And should you tell your partner that you cheated? This week, Kee and Lucy navigate a Wigatoni's tornado about a husband, a baby, a mortgage, an ex and a colleague. SUBMIT YOUR MELTDOWN THINGS WE MENTIONED: Body+Soul’s 2024 Sex Census Wives Are Cheating 40% More Than They Used to, but Still 70% as Much as Men 12 Reasons Why Women Cheat, According to the Experts HOSTS & PRODUCERS Lucy Neville / @lucymneville Kee Reece Searles / @keereece AUDIO PRODUCTION: Emmeline Peterson ARTWORK: Hollie Dempsey THEME SONG: Extra Fries By The Fly Guy Five (Epidemic Sound) The content of this podcast is general and anecdotal, not professional, and intended for entertainment purposes only. We acknowledge the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the land we record on, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present.