Podcast
We Will Always Have
Hosted by Christian Hull · EN
Join mates Christian Hull & Chrissy Hearn as they team up to bitch and moan about trying new things and experiencing life before their joints totally seize up and old age gets them. This podcast see's them take themselves way out of their comfort zone as they each surprise the other with some scary tasks. Think diving with sharks! Hear them debrief after each adventure and discuss their ailments each episode.
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Clothes Off, On The Couch
5d ago00:12:59Tap to summarizeChristian puts Chrissy on the spot with a cheeky game of Have You Ever, from board games and dating disasters to the realities of modern hook-up culture.
Transcribe →Open The Door Quieter Please
1w ago00:31:02Tap to summarizeChristian and Chrissy kick off their Bali spiritual retreat with very different expectations. While Chrissy opens up about battling imposter syndrome and her mission to help women reconnect through Still Social, Christian questions everything from tarot cards to retreats and whether he'll get anything out of the experience at all. It's a heartfelt, hilarious conversation about confidence, purpose, friendship and stepping into the next chapter of life.
Transcribe →Chrissy's Teenage Party Days
2w ago00:06:41Tap to summarizeIn this episode Christian & Chrissy chat teenage party disasters and awkward crush confessions as well as unexpected conversations about sex toys, gag reflexes and bizarre trivia, nothing is off limits.
Transcribe →A Tarot Reading Restaurant
2w ago00:29:04Tap to summarizeChristian and Chrissy continue their Bali spiritual retreat with white butterflies, “signs” from the universe, ants in the tea, and a magical dinner where tarot-style cards decide the meal. What starts as a joke about woo-woo quickly turns into a surprisingly emotional reading about overthinking, listening to yourself, and what might come next.
Transcribe →Changing Plans
3w ago00:06:22Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Ants In Our Tea
3w ago00:29:09Tap to summarizeThis episode follows Christian and Chrissy on day two of their Bali spiritual retreat, where breakfast quickly derails after ants are found in the tea. From sleep dramas and noisy doors to Chrissy’s very short-lived yoga attempt, the conversation spirals into tattoos, cosmetic procedures, Bali holiday decisions, and the possibility of matching frog tattoos when they get home.
Transcribe →Sex Life Like Cola?
4w ago00:06:02Tap to summarizeChristian and Chrissy are back with a bonus episode full of chaotic laughs, caffeine confusion and Bali holiday energy. From ranking drinks by caffeine levels to debating spirit animals, unexpected flies and one very questionable Coca-Cola joke, this is the kind of loose, funny chat that goes exactly where you don’t expect it to.
Transcribe →The Mini Museum
4w ago00:24:26Tap to summarizeChristian’s mini obsession has officially taken over. What started as a hunt for one tiny Aldi tomato sauce has turned into thousands of packages, a second bedroom full of sentimental treasures, and the beginnings of a full-blown Mini Museum. In this episode, Christian and Chrissy unpack the chaos, the unexpected generosity, and whether this tiny collection could become a very big legacy.
Transcribe →Sex Swing
Jun 2400:10:00Tap to summarizeIn this bonus episode, Christian and Chrissy dive into a chaotic “Have You Ever” sexy-edition card game, covering everything from nude beaches and sensory nightmares with sand to whether a sex swing is ever making it into Chrissy’s house. What starts as cheeky oversharing quickly spirals into Bali bathroom embarrassment, housekeeper interruptions and a very firm message for Rick: there will be no swing.
Transcribe →Chrissy Walks Out Into Traffic
Jun 2100:30:58Tap to summarizeChristian and Chrissy arrive in Bali for the start of their spiritual retreat, but the chaos begins almost immediately. From lost luggage and terrifying road crossings to questionable market purchases, fake designer fragrances, and Chrissy’s fearless step into oncoming traffic, their journey toward inner peace is already off track.
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