Megan Marx, who grew up in a cult, talks about her early marriage, appearance on reality TV, and being diagnosed with a rare neurological condition. She shares how the diagnosis has changed her approach to dating and discusses the challenges of explaining it to her egg recipients.

Topics include long-distance relationships, plant propagation, defamation accusations, advertising restrictions on cosmetic injectables, and workplace embarrassment.

This podcast episode covers a range of interesting topics, including humorous discussions about Mitch's bowel movements, controversy over image alteration of MP Georgie Purcell, a heartwarming visit to a grandmother in an aged care facility, a humorous mishap in a nursing home bathroom, dating horror stories, and discussions on professionals' first day on the job.

The hosts discuss health issues and introduce a new team member. They talk about group dates, the Jackbox game, and a plant light. The podcast covers topics such as unfollowing on social media, asking out a chiropractor, dealing with a friend who profited from a discount, terminating a pregnancy, and partner preferences regarding massages.

Psychotherapist Terri Cole joins to discuss the importance of setting boundaries in relationships and the impact of people-pleasing tendencies. They explore the fear of rejection and how it hinders boundary setting. Different types of boundaries are discussed including porous and rigid boundaries. The significance of maintaining healthy boundaries in parent-child relationships is highlighted, emphasizing the need to protect children's well-being and teach consequences.

The podcast discusses topics such as the ethics of having children at an older age, the importance of open communication in relationships, and a disappointing experience at Disneyland Paris. They also celebrate reaching their 500th episode.

The hosts discuss solo travel preferences and experiences. They share differing opinions on solo trips and humorous travels. They unintentionally traumatized their daughter with a monster movie. They reflect on parenting and high hopes. They talk about engagement rings and communication. They reveal their obsession with Lewis Capaldi and funny celebrity encounters.

Guests on the podcast discuss topics including reckless drivers, shark encounters, resolving conflicts, the Netflix documentary 'American Nightmare', the Netflix show 'Salt Burn', and the complexities of sperm donation.

Mark Manson, one of the most successful authors of our time, talks about the delicate art of recognizing when it's time to break up, the difference between healthy compromise and people-pleasing, and whether a couple can survive infidelity. He also discusses the need for healthy conflict in relationships, the concept of opportunity costs and inherent sacrifice, and the pursuit of fleeting happiness. Mark's unique perspective on happiness and relationships makes for an insightful and relatable conversation.

The hosts catch up on their break, with one traveling and the other being hospitalized. They discuss societal pressure to get engaged and taking swipes at exes. They analyze Chelsea Handler's controversial speech at the Golden Globes and the importance of gender equality in comedy. They also share embarrassing tampon string stories and awkward moments from their past. The podcast ends with a discussion on migraines, routine, and the anticipation of reconnecting with friends.