Let Her Finish

This episode jumps from friendship lessons and women’s everyday bags to an onion-and-skewer spell, raves for mental health, and a child’s big feelings. It’s a loose, high-energy catch-up where all three hosts seem to be hanging on by a thread in very different ways.

New Zealand gets the spotlight here, from Auckland’s City Rail Link to the specific charm of the regions. The hosts bounce between family questions, 21st-century TV debates, domestic obsessions like bed linen and appliances, and a few sharply relatable social mishaps.

Brodie’s teased announcement anchors an episode that jumps from concert presale chaos and Karen discourse to QR-code restaurant gripes and a novelty peanut butter ranking. It sounds loose, chatty, and built for listeners who like sharp opinions with plenty of side quests.

This episode jumps from an athlete finishing a HYROX race after pooing her pants to the Sydney Sweeney ad controversy, the sudden spread of frozen yoghurt shops, and the so-called wellness gap. It sounds loose, funny, and sharply observant, with personal readings and a follow-up on the power of being a Karen.

This episode jumps from NRL Finals support and Jai Arrow’s battle with Motor Neurone Disease to a surprisingly fascinating investigation into white dog poo. It also digs into deeper conversations, the case for phone calls, and why being an engaged citizen deserves a better label than “Karen.”