Unhinged with Phoebe Parsons

In this week's FFF episode with Sami Rose, the girls discuss the funniest thing that happened to them in lockdown, biggest adult purchases they've made and a new trend in coffee that Phoebe's mum is trying to get everyone on board with. To keep up to date with the Train Wreck community, follow Phoebe on instagram @phoebeacp https://www.instagram.com/phoebeacp/ and join the closed Facebook Podcast Community Group here https://www.facebook.com/groups/2278177132459477/ You can find out more about Sami Rose here: Website: https://samirosefitness.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samirosefitness/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Disclaimer: This episode contains triggering content around mental health and eating disorders. Do you want to know how to stop calorie counting and obsessively tracking what you eat? On this week's episode, Phoebe is joined by Sami Rose, the former bikini comp competitor turned online health and fitness coach, who ditched her unhealthy binge/restrict cycle in favour of intuitive eating.  You can find out more about Sami Rose here:  Website: https://samirosefitness.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samirosefitness/ Toxic Diet Culture with Leanne Ward: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/toxic-diet-culture/id1244991969?i=1000463793517 If you want more Train Wreck in your life, follow host Phoebe on instagram @phoebeacp  https://www.instagram.com/phoebeacp/ and join the closed Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook Group here  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2278177132459477  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's Fast Fire Friday episode with Chantelle Otten, the girls discuss their go-to 'sexy' songs, perfect dates and their favourite ways to practice self love.  To keep up to date with the Train Wreck community, follow Phoebe on instagram here, and join the closed Facebook Pocast Community Group here.  You can find more about Chantelle here:  Website: https://chantelleotten.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chantelle_otten_sexologist/?hl=en The Sexual Self Esteem Guide: https://chantelleottensexologist.podia.com/sse If you want more Train Wreck in your life, follow host Phoebe on instagram @phoebeacp  https://www.instagram.com/phoebeacp/?hl=en and join the closed Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook Group here  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2278177132459477/?ref=bookmarks  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just like body confidence, sexual confidence is a skill that needs to be worked on. In this week's episode, Phoebe is joined by internationally acclaimed Psycho-sexologist Chantelle Otten to talk about female sexual confidence, taboos around masturbation and tips on cultivating a feeling of freedom and empowerment. You can find more about Chantelle here: Website: https://chantelleotten.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chantelle_otten_sexologist/?hl=en The Sexual Self Esteem Guide: https://chantelleottensexologist.podia.com/sse If you want more Train Wreck in your life, follow host Phoebe on instagram @phoebeacp https://www.instagram.com/phoebeacp/ and join the closed Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/2278177132459477/  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thou shalt remember, that there is no such thing as a silly question   When it comes to advice, mine is kind of like popcorn... always take it with a grain of salt. And this week, take it with two grains of salt, because it's time for some more - girls vs guys advice. Back by very popular demand, this week I'm replacing the usual big chick energy, with big dick energy, by bringing back one of my most popular guests of all time, Tom Murray, to delve deep into the mysterious workings of the inner male mind...  Follow Phoebe on Instagram @phoebeacp or join the Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook group.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thou shalt remember, that the best cure for a hangover, is being under the age of 25  When it comes to hangovers, I used to consider myself somewhat of a pro. All it took was a 20-minute nap and a sausage roll, and I was ready for round two. But these days, waking up after more than 3 savy b's requires a 45-minute sit down shower, a Valium and and 2-3 business days of minimal human contact. So to minimise the risk of any future pain my beloved savy b might inflict, I decided to be my own guinea pig and test some of the strangest hangover cures recommended by you... my loyal listeners.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thou shalt remember, that there is no force more powerful than female hormones  When it comes to hormones, I've shared my struggles with you once or twice before. And at the ripe old age of 30, I thought that I'd be off the emotional rollercoaster by now. But if you still find yourself morphing into a hormone casserole once a month, then a.) you're so not not alone sis, and b.) you're actually in luck. Because this week, I caught up with the woman who claims she can help make our hormones happier than a Pharrell Williams song.  Honestly, how do I even begin to explain the powerhouse that is Nat Kringoudis. Nat is a Doctor of Chinese Medicine, acupuncturist, author, speaker, podcaster and all round natural fertility specialist, who also founded the Melbourne based Women's Health Clinic, The Pagoda Tree. I was lucky enough to have first met Nat about 7 years ago, and in that time I've learnt so much from her, and I absolutely know that you will too.  Just before we get started, just an FYI that there is a lot of information in this episode, so before you even ask, if you want to know more about Nat, I've popped all of her information in this weeks show notes, so please go ahead and check out her website or follow her on instagram.  Follow Phoebe on Instagram @phoebeacp or join the Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook group.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thou Shalt Remember, that being single means you're strong enough to know what you deserve  Dating is just like trying to assemble Ikea furniture. Except unfortunately and inherently inconveniently, there's no Swedish instruction manual that tells you what to do when the boy whose family you're supposed to spend Christmas with breaks up with you on facebook messenger with absolutely no explanation. Put yourself out there - they said. It'll be fun - they said. But lucky for you, I've lived through more than my fair share of heartbreak, so much so, that I now class myself as somewhat of an expert on the dating front. Or so I thought... until I met this weeks guest Jana Hocking. Jana is a radio producer, podcaster and columnist who I swear I was separated from at birth. Having been a single slay queen single life for 7 years now, Jana is as well versed in dating as I am. So we decided to take everything we've learnt from our combined heartbreaks and turn our mess into our message by answering some of your most commonly asked dating questions.  Jana is honestly one of the best humans I've ever met and if you want to check out more from her, I've popped all of her information including a link to her own podcast Sex Love and Dating in this weeks show notes.  Follow Phoebe on Instagram @phoebeacp or join the Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook group.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Commandment #113 - Thou Shalt Remember, that mental health is your greatest wealth  When it comes to health, we all know the importance of the physical side, and have no qualms smashing through our F45 classes and Nourish Bowls on the daily, because we know that it's good for us.  But on the other hand, far too often we neglect the non-physical side - also known as the phycological side, which truth be told, requires just as much, if not even more work than the physical side. Yes dolls, I'm talking about mental health - a topic you all know sits very very close to my heart, and admittedly, one aspect of my health I ignored for way too long.  Let me put it like this. In the same way we'd hire a Personal Trainer to help us get stronger muscles, a psychologist or mental health professional is designed to help you get a stronger mental muscle. And just like physical strength, which you must consistently work on to maintain, mental health is exactly the same.  But don't just take my word for it, take Dr Travis. I'm so excited to to introduce you to this weeks guest, Dr Travis Kemp, one of Australia's leading psychology practitioners, who drew upon his 30 plus of industry experience to help explain the importance of staying on top of you mental health through a global pandemic. As well as answer some of the questions you guys sent me through. I try not to be bias with my episodes, but I think this one turned out to be one of my favourites... Travis is a registered Psychologist with area of practice endorsement in Organisational, Exercise & Sport and Counselling Psychology, an internationally accredited Coaching Psychologist, a Certified Human Resources Professional, a Chartered Manager and an experienced independent Company Director and as a result, Travis brings a rich diversity of understanding, competency, capability and insight to leadership, commerce and enterprise. Follow Phoebe on Instagram @phoebeacp or join the Train Wreck Podcast Community Facebook group.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thou shalt remember, to always be good to your mumma  Surprise! Before you get too excited, this isn't a full episode, I'm just casually dropping in unannounced today to wish all the mumma's out there a happy mothers day, with a special shout out to mumma Train Wreck, Queen Victoria, who is a nurse aka a frontline worker, who unfortunately I can't be with today as she is at work. So here is the next best thing.  I've mentioned a few times before that I was raised by a strong single mother, and to be honest, I really wouldn't have it any other way. She is the absolute OG Slay Kween and before I play you some really funny audio that will make you fall in love with her even if you don't know her, I just quickly wanted to list a few things she taught me, and hopefully it will make you reflect on the things your mum taught you today too!  1.) Strong work ethic: A lot of people think I'm crazy for working 3 jobs, but for me that's a complete norm. My mum has always been the same and I remember when I was little and my parents were going through a divorce, my mum used to take me and my sister along with her, while she cleaned houses at night after working in a 9-5 day job while we were at school not just to make ends meet, but so that my sister and I would never have to go without or miss out on anything. And you know what, we didn't. And honestly that work ethic is something I am so grateful for her role modelling for me, because I think that that's something that you can really teach someone to have, even though it's something most people aspire to have, unfortunately some people just don't and they kind of go through their career or go about their work with a sense of entitlement for whatever reason, but I've n ever had that and i honestly think that everything I've earned in my career, has been due to having a strong work ethic. So thanks mum.  2.) It's never too late to start something: My mum went back to uni when she was 50 and completed a nursing degree. It just so happened, that when she was 50, I was 17, and also in my first year of uni. So we went to uni together - the same uni. We were both studying at QUT - granted different things, I did a journalism degree. But that was an incredibly brave thing to do, particularly for a woman of her age. But her role at the time wasn't fulfilling her anymore and nursing was something she'd always always wanted to do, but never really had the time to. The most ironic thing about that was, in he final year, when she was doing a prac in the oncology ward, she was diagnosed with cancer. So ended up having to take her final 6 months off and defer it, while she had her treatment and then she ended up getting a job in the oncology ward, where she has been, for coming up to I think it's close 10 years. And without being bias, I think she is honestly one of the most loved amongst both the patients and her colleagues.  3.) And last but certainly not least, it's her outrageous kindness and empathy for others. And by others, I don't just mean humans. I think this is probably one of the most endearing things about her is her love for all creatures, as you will hear in this audio I'm about to play you. This was recorded a few months ago. I had just come off air from the radio, and I was still in the studio and recorded this conversation, which she has since given me permission to play.  So to all the mothers out there, the new ones, the old ones, the lost ones, the step ones and the mother figures ones, big love to you to all today, and everyday. Especially to my mum Vicki. I love you.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.