The Girls Uninterrupted

On the show today: why the world’s running out of grass clippings, Justin Timberlake’s doing the bare minimum, and… how exactly do you wee? Plus, Brodie’s homework this week involves a Creature Cock - and we hatch a plan to launch a poo app!

Over the next two weeks, we’re bringing you something a little Out of the Blue, in partnership with Southern Cross Health Insurance. We’ve got two special bonus episodes exploring how life - and especially your health - can change in an instant. When it does, being prepared can make all the difference. In episode one, listener Eden joins us for a candid conversation about ovaries, situationships, and why having health insurance is so important to her.

Who knew a cheating CEO could get the world to stop yelling at each other - if only for a moment? We may spend an extended period of time making animal noises - badly. How do we feel about hanging up on people? Is it the ultimate family crime? Plus: aura farming finally has an official representative, and we examine the dangers of overly tight trousers.

The gals are all in one studio this week - and you know what that means… things get a little silly! We’re celebrating two birthday milestones, ChatGPT is giving Brodie the ick, and we’re bowing down to Charlize Theron. Plus: your wild flatting stories, a shout-out to the humble dairy, and the all-important question - how do you put your socks and shoes on? Also: an unscientific science experiment, the ethics of winking at work, and Caitlin’s new flatmate leaving carrot heads on the couch...

Kia ora e te whānau! This week on the show: why cash is still king, fart walks, and our attempts at being sexy. We’ve also got more details about our nationwide tour kicking off next month - and we show some love for dirty ol’ Dunners. Plus, what is it with men and their bloody bulging pockets!?

This week, we cross into Hunger Games territory as Jeff Bezos gives us yet another reason to loathe billionaires. Gracie has discovered a new way to enjoy motherhood - it involves EDM, and we are all HERE FOR IT. Caitlin and Gracie had never heard of a “wide-on”. They have now. We were shocked to learn a friend still uses sunbeds - and even more shocked that they’re still legal. Plus: WE RIDE AT DAWN! OK, not really... but we are going on tour in August. Stay tuned!!!

This week: a tribute to 'Mr Worldwise' himself, sexy underwear, toxic peeing habits, bribery, roundabouts - and whether or not kids should have birthday parties at pubs. Plus: what in God’s name are the World Gobbling Championships?

Kia ora e te whānau. This week on the show, Brodie is out sick - so you’ve got Caitlin and Gracie steering the ship! We discuss Caitlin’s te reo Māori journey and the importance of celebrating Matariki, and ask whether we're doing enough to protect our vulnerable young people from AI. There’s also the joy of solo weekends away… and even a touch of Bigfoot. Plus, we dive into why there should be more "pink sauce" on our soggy chips - and find out how Gracie feels about her new nickname.

We have some MINUTES. Brodie is here to report that Tinder is, in fact, alive and well. Did you know you can get your eyebrows laminated?! (Just not at Warehouse Stationery.) Our love affair with the country’s bakeries continues - and now we’re bringing butchers into the mix. How do you read your books… and swallow your pills? And how many failed WoFs does it take before it’s time to say goodbye to your car? (We’re not looking at you, Lemon. Promise, Caitlin.) Plus, Brodie gets left in the lurch when Caitlin and Gracie have to duck off a bit early. Who does she rustle up to step in as cover???

This week on the show, we celebrate the unsung hero of the hospitality industry: bakeries. Brodie’s had enough of bowls being used as plates, we decide it’s time to bring back boy bands, and we discover how fascinating woodpeckers are. There’s also a migraine hack, propaganda we’re not falling for, and a look back at how traumatising it was as a kid when the plug was pulled out of the bath. Plus, just how cool are we really?