Late Parenthood and Life's Quirks

This chapter explores the remarkable story of a 66-year-old woman who became the oldest to give birth to triplets via IVF, sparking a humorous discussion on late parenthood and societal norms. The hosts candidly reflect on fertility treatments, hormonal changes, and the absurdities of health-related fears interspersed with quirky anecdotes. Additionally, they touch upon nostalgic music moments, particularly highlighting the Bee Gees and a notable 80s female artist, illustrating the emotional resonance of music through generations.