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Hey hey it's MONDAY! On today's show: Kourtney Kardashian has a new venture, and absolutely no one is convinced by it. Justin Bieber jokes about pregnancy to suitable backlash, and Married at First Sight’s Mike says it’s a hard time to be a man. Let’s…. Unpack that.Michelle recommends How Nora McInerny Gets It Done on The Cut On Tuesdays and Zara recommends The Agony of being Theresa May by The Daily.

Today we are joined by the force of nature that is Effie Kats. For those unfamiliar, Effie is a design powerhouse. She’s the brains behind her self-titled bespoke suiting brand, as well as Bayse Brand for perfectly cut basics and Dead End Lovers, the home of gorgeous jewellery.But the road to here wasn’t an easy one. At 23, she created cult brand Zachary The Label. Four years later, she lost everything.Follow Effie on Instagram @effiekats: https://www.instagram.com/effiekats/Thanks so much to Bondi Boost for making this interview possible. Use code 'SHAMELESS' at checkout to receive 15% off your order: https://bondiboost.com.au/This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews.

HAPPY MONDAY LOVERS!Firstly, thank you to everyone who came to our live shows on Thursday and Friday. We have so much love for each and every one of you.Coming up on today's show: we have a new Bachelorette! Plus, how baby names have become a marker of status, and the royal cheating rumours that have piqued our interest.Thank you to Goodness Me Box for sponsoring this episode of Shameless. Use the code 'SHAMELESS' at checkout to receive $10 off your order: https://goodnessmebox.com/This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews.

If you don’t know Tully Smyth by name, we will bet you know her story. Rising to fast fame on Big Brother, Smyth found herself the centre of one of the original international and viral storms, after entering into a relationship with a fellow contestant while still having a girlfriend on the outside. Some six years later, Tully Smyth has proved to be far more than her Big Brother story. She is now an influencer, a content creator, a vocal advocate for mental health and people suffering from early onset Alzheimer's. Tully knows how to tell a story, and we can’t wait for you to hear the ones she has to tell today.You can follow Tully on Instagram @tee_smyth and us @shamelesspocast. Enjoy!

HOLA! Can you bloody believe it's the week of our first live shows? Ha. We definitely can't.On today’s show: Are we all a little too obsessed with food delivery apps? Plus, why celebrity “cat fights” are bullshit and the AFL Women’s photo that made waves around the country.Want to sign up to our newsletter? You can! Right here! This episode was produced by Zara McDonald.

Gooooood morning Shameless friends! We are so delighted to have you.Coming up on today's show: WTAF do we do with men like Pete Evans? How #InstagramDown made us confront our dependence on a single company in Silicon Valley, and the College cheating scandal that landed two actresses (and their famous husbands) in some very hot water.Thanks to Frank Body for making this episode of Shameless possible. Want to try the #FrankEffect for yourself? Use the code SHAMELESS15 at checkout to receive 15% off your order.This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews.

Hello and welcome to this In Conversation episode of Shameless. Today we are joined by one of the leading women in Australia's tech industry, Michelle Battersby. Michelle is the force behind Bumble Australia, and will be instrumental in the brands push into the Asia Pacific region. Here, we talk about the forces that shaped her from childhood, what drives her, and the machinations behind fostering a cult brand.Follow Michelle on Instagram @michellebattersby, and check out Bumble on socials @bumble_australia.See you on Monday friends! Thanks to Bellabox for making this episode possible.This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews.

Welcome back to the week, lovely Shameless people.On today's show: Ashy Bines has landed herself in another scandal and are we really betting on weight loss now? Plus, the horrifying Michael Jackson documentary that everyone’s talking about, and, finally, has political correctness ruined comedy?If you'd love to check out Happy Skin Co's at-home laser treatment, use the code SHAMELESS for $50 off at checkout.This episode was produced by Zara McDonald.

Happy Monday gorgeous Shameless family!Coming up on today's show: why are drugs suddenly being used to market products to millennials? What should we take away from the Jordyn Woods red table talk? And, finally, how pop-culture and bi-erasure intersect.Read Billi Fitzsimons' hilarious story on influencer invasions: https://www.mamamia.com.au/instagram-influencer/Pop-culture is afraid of bisexuality: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/sep/23/popular-culture-afraid-of-bisexuality-john-constantineWatch the 'Bi the way, we exist' TED Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMbfDV55kmcThanks so much to Goodness Me Box for being today's sponsor; use the code SHAMELESS to get your first box for just $15. Head to goodnessmebox.com, or find them @GoodnessMeBox on Insta and FB!This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews... who apologises once again for her ridiculously husky voice.

This week on the show, there’s a little less of the dumb stuff because we are joined by the inimitable Jamila Rizvi. In her own words, Jamila is an author, presenter and political commentator. She is is author of the best-selling Not Just Lucky, a career manifesto for millennial women and The Motherhood, an anthology of letters about life with a newborn. Jamila is currently Editor-at-Large of the Nine Network’s Future Women where you may have heard her as host of their podcast Future Women Weekly.You can follow her on Instagram here and Twitter here.