Double A Chattery with Amanda Keller and Anita McGregor
Amanda Keller, an Australian media legend known for her radio work, and her best friend Anita McGregor, a forensic psychologist, host this weekly podcast. They discuss a wide range of topics from everyday life to deeper issues, blending humor and insight. The show features smart, funny, and engaging conversations that reflect what people are talking about or avoiding.
Episodes
All Things Kitsch With The Queen Of Cool
On today’s podcast, Amanda and Anita chat to one of the coolest and most colourful people on the Australian art scene. Her name is Stavroula Adameitis, known by many as Frida Las Vegas; she’s a designer and author whose work sits somewhere between popular culture, nostalgia, maximalism and futures-thinking.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Friendship Files
How many different types of friends do you have? This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita unpack the friendships that shape our lives, the surprising rules around becoming friends with a friend’s friend and share the story of how a mutual connection brought them together in the first place.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Power of Saying No
On this week’s episode, Amanda and Anita explore the art of saying no — why it can feel so hard, especially for people-pleasers, and how learning to say no can help us set healthier boundaries.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Job Rich, Time Poor
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita explore the myth of the perfect job, why even dream careers come with downsides, and whether modern life has left us with less free time than ever before.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Politics & Power with Hannah Ferguson
Today on the podcast, Amanda & Anita speak with Australian political commentator, author, and media entrepreneur Hannah Ferguson. She’s the young woman with a big voice… challenging the way we view politics and how she’s helping a new generation shape the future of public dialogue. Hannah Ferguson's upcoming tour dates:Thursday, 1 October 2026 – Canberra Theatre Centre
The Fall of the Tradwife
The tradwife aesthetic was once everywhere, but the shine may finally be wearing off. Amanda and Anita dive into the world of Nara Smith, Ballerina Farm and the influencers redefining or abandoning the movement, while exploring what happens when a lifestyle trend blurs into a political push for women to surrender independence and power.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Second Chances with Andrew Padayachy
On today’s episode, Amanda and Anita speak with Andrew Padayachy about his work with Justice Health, his own lived experience... and how he’s paying it forward through his work.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Girls Dinner of Episodes
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita are letting the conversation wander wherever it pleases. From the heartfelt stories listeners shared after their jewellery episode, to whale symbolism, true crime, meditation music, family trips and the challenge of keeping all the plates spinning, it's a warm, thoughtful chat between friends. Take a moment to unwind with Amanda's favourite m
Busy Bees
This week Amanda and Anita chat to native beekeeper and educator, Ian Driver about the fascinating world of native bees, why they matter, and what we can do to help them thrive.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's A Hard Left Life!
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda explains what it's really like being left-handed in a world built for right-handers. From everyday annoyances to fascinating historical attitudes towards lefties, Amanda and Anita explore how something so simple can have a surprisingly big impact on life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Secret Life Of An Escort Tester
What’s it like to run an escort agency for women? And who makes sure the staff is up to par? This week, Anita and Amanda sit down with Anna, the founder of a female-focused escort agency, and Jasmine, the woman hired to "test" the male escorts before they officially start. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
For The Love Of Jewellery!
This week, the girls are talking jewellery - not the flashy stuff, but the pieces that mean everything. From sentimental treasures to everyday staples, Amanda and Anita share the stories behind what they wear… and why the real value isn’t in the price tag, but the memories they carry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Cybersecurity with Dr Andrew Reeves
This week, Amanda and Anita chat with cybersecurity expert Dr Andrew Reeves about how to spot scams, stay safe online, and understand the tips and tricks scammers use to catch people out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Culture of Dobbing
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita dive into the culture of dobbing — from the playground chants we grew up with to the unspoken Australian rule that you don’t tell, you handle it yourself. They unpack how that value system clashes with modern ideas around bullying, whistleblowing and speaking up, and whether COVID shifted our collective attitude to dobbing for good. Wher
The Other Side Of The Red Pill Movement
This week Amanda and Anita chat to Flynn Martin who found himself at the centre of much controversy last August when he took social media asking ‘is it wrong to be a wrong, straight male’. After admitting to being “slightly radicalised” by masculinity influencers like Andrew Tate- he’s come out the other side and is sharing the warning signs and h
Have We Lost The Art Of Having Fun?
Three wines. Three days of regret. According to Diary of a CEO’s Steven Bartlett, that’s the trade-off. But Amanda and Anita aren’t so sure… Has wellness culture sucked the joy out of a cheeky night out? The girls dive into the viral debate and ask: have we lost the art of having fun?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Your Finance Questions Answered
In today’s episode, finance expert and author Mel Browne is back to answer all your burning money-related questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Well, That's Interesting!
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita dive into the things that made them stop and say, “well, that’s interesting” - from Australia’s surprising literacy crisis and what it really means in everyday life, to a new wellness trend called “joyspan” that’s all about maximising happiness, not just lifespan. Plus, they unpack the weird world of conspir
In Bed with Dr Michael Breus
On this week’s episode, Amanda and Anita chat with LA-based sleep expert Dr Michael Breus. They delve into all the important topics including exploding head syndrome, how sleeping changes as we age, and… is sleep the new sex?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Our Obsession With True Crime
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita dive into women’s fascination with true crime podcasts — from why so many of us fall asleep listening to murder stories, to what these shows give women that other entertainment doesn’t. Is it about safety, psychology, justice… or just really good storytelling? The Double As unpack the obsession, the ethics, and why true crim
Unf*cking your Finances with Mel Browne
In this week’s episode, we speak with expert and author of Unf*ck Your Finances and Dare to be Wealthy, Mel Browne. The finance expert shares her tips and tricks for feeling less overwhelmed when it comes to our finances. Mel encourages women to develop healthy financial habits, set clear goals, and overcome barriers to financial independence.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy informati
"The R*pe Academy"
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita confront a disturbing story making headlines around the world: the so‑called “rape academy”. In light of a CNN investigation, the pair unpack how women are meant to process something so confronting - from the scale of the numbers involved to what it really says about power, entitlement and misogyny. Amanda reads some of the messages shar
The Alpine Divorce
In this episode of Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita unpack the chilling trend of the “Alpine Divorce” - where partners are led into dangerous situations with deadly consequences. They explore real-life cases, including the “Honeymoon Killer,” share a gripping firsthand account, and dive into the power and control dynamics behind these so-called accidents. Creepy, fascina
Understanding AI with George Robinson
This week Anita and Amanda chat with Senior Lecturer from UNSW, George Robinson about all things AI when it comes to health & wellbeing. He chats with us about how AI can assist us when it comes to physical and mental health... and if it will ever replace medical professionals.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Conspiracies
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita explore why conspiracy theories captivate us. From tin hats and wild tales- like Ellen DeGeneres eating her ex and a dolphin kidnapper- to their own beliefs and the importance of critical thinking. The episode covers how conspiracies provide comfort, and why learning to question what we hear matters more than ever. See omnystudio.com/listener
Catching up with Barry Du Bois
On this week’s episode, Amanda and Anita chat to Amanda’s very good friend, Barry Du Bois. Barry opens up on his cancer battle, mental health and how he’s doing now. Their heartfelt conversation delves into the challenges Barry has faced, his outlook on life during recovery, and the importance of staying connected with loved ones. For more information and courses, head to: BarryD
The Rise of the Analogue Room
Amanda and Anita unpack the rise of the analogue room — the tech‑free spaces popping up in homes as we all try to disconnect from screens and reconnect with each other. From books and board games to proper conversations and quiet moments, they explore why so many of us are craving a little less digital and a lot more real lifeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lost & Found
Amanda and Anita chat with Marcus Pollard, a music promoter who struck gold in a thrift store after stumbling across a dusty 1960s acetate from an obscure Canadian garage band called The Glass Cage. From here, started an epic journey of brining the band back to life… and resurrecting a slice of music history. Proving that sometimes the best finds are hiding in plain sight between the old cr
Wuthering Heights And Our Obsession With Bad Boys
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita dive into Wuthering Heights and our obsession with bad boys — from mismatched shoes and social-media confessions to the dark, intoxicating pull of Heathcliff himself. After seeing the new film, the girls unpack why toxic romance can feel so compelling, where passion crosses into harm, and why the “bad boy” fantasy still hooks us in
Andrew - The Royal Elephant In The Room!
This week on Double A Chattery, Amanda and Anita tackle Andrew — The Royal Elephant In The Room. From Amanda’s personal memories of the royal wedding to the uncomfortable questions around power, privilege and accountability, the girls unpack the headlines, the history and the PR machine behind the Palace doors. It’s sharp, honest and a little bit jaw-dropping — because when
Girls Gone Wild
This week, Amanda and Anita are joined by Di Westaway — founder of Wild Women On Top and Coastrek. She shares the setbacks that strengthened her, the lessons she’s learned along the way, and why getting out into nature is a game-changer for your mental wellbeing.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The Epstein Overwhelm
On this episode of Double A Chattery, we reflect on the emotional cost of being informed, the impact of negative feeds, and why humans simply aren’t equipped to absorb this much distress on repeat. Amanda shares a striking insight from the psychology of exhaustion: that confusion has become one of the most effective tools of control, leaving people doubting not just the news — but thei
The Changing Face of Gaming
In this episode, Amanda and Anita chat with one of Australia’s leading female gaming developers, Clara Reeves. Clara is a long-time video game player and developer; she’s the President of Hipster Whale – the local games company behind runaway indie success Crossy Road. And, in this week’s episode, she shares with us why, for the first time in Australian history, women
The Mental Load
It’s the first episode of the year and Amanda and Anita are diving headfirst into one of the biggest invisible jobs of all: the mental load. From imagining what the holidays would look like if women had the freedom to simply ‘show up’, to discussing how the food labour isn’t the same as putting the kids to bed. They unpack the unseen work that makes family life function and
RERUN: A Double A Chattery Mother's Day Special
Amanda and Anita are taking a little holiday break. A chance to recharge, overindulge in tea, and maybe plan a few more of their famous walks. But we didn’t want to leave you high and dry without your dose of chatter, so we’ve lined up some of our favorite episodes to keep you company over the holidays. A Double A Chattery Mother's Day Special It’s Mother’s Day this
RERUN: A Story of a Mother's Love
Amanda and Anita are taking a little holiday break. A chance to recharge, overindulge in tea, and maybe plan a few more of their famous walks. But we didn’t want to leave you high and dry without your dose of chatter, so we’ve lined up some of our favorite episodes to keep you company over the holidays. A Story of A Mother's Love Anyone who’s heard Amanda talk about her lo
RERUN: It's A Woman's World
Amanda and Anita are taking a little holiday break. A chance to recharge, overindulge in tea, and maybe plan a few more of their famous walks. But we didn’t want to leave you high and dry without your dose of chatter, so we’ve lined up some of our favorite episodes to keep you company over the holidays. It’s a woman’s world Amanda has brought in a treasure for this w
RERUN: Sober-ish: The New Trend in Drinking
Amanda and Anita are taking a little holiday break. A chance to recharge, overindulge in tea, and maybe plan a few more of their famous walks. But we didn’t want to leave you high and dry without your dose of chatter, so we’ve lined up some of our favorite episodes to keep you company over the holidays. Sober-ish: The New Trend in Drinking The holiday season is upon us, and with
A Double A Chattery Christmas Special
It’s our final episode for the year, and it’s a special one! Anita’s son Ben joins us in the studio while he’s home from Canada for Christmas. Ben is an advanced care paramedic, and we talk about the work he does, the situations he’s been in (from London’s busiest ambulance service to disaster response overseas), and what it takes to protect your mental health i
Think Before You Go "No-Contact"
This week on Double A Chattery, we wade into one of the trickiest topics there is: going no contact with family. Anita breaks down what narcissism actually is as a clinical diagnosis, and why the word is being thrown around far too loosely online. Together, she and Amanda unpack the rise of adult children cutting off parents, TikToks about “narcissistic mums and dads,” and the messy re
When Is a Risk Worth It? Dr Richard Harris on Tough Calls and Big Stakes
This week on Double A Chattery, we’re joined by Dr Richard “Harry” Harris, the anaesthetist and cave diver who helped rescue the 12 Thai boys and their coach in 2018. Harry talks through what was really happening in those crucial days, why he initially didn’t want to sedate the boys, how he made a decision when there was no good option, and what it’s like to hold that
Did Women Really “Ruin” the Workplace?
We're talking about feminism, power, and what it means to live – and work – alongside men in 2025. After a huge emotional response to last week’s conversation with end-of-life vet Dr Lissi Kennedy, Amanda and Anita read some beautiful listener stories about saying goodbye to beloved pets, and the strange comfort (and guilt) that lingers years later. Then they shift gears into a v
Navigating Pet Loss with Dr Lissi Kennedy
This week on Double A Chattery, we're opening up about one of the hardest love stories we live — loving an ageing pet. We're joined by Dr Alicia (Lissi) Kennedy, an end-of-life veterinarian and founder of Cherished Pets, who calls herself a “social-hearted vet”. Lissi talks about the grace of ageing pets, why the human–animal bond has grown so intense, and what a good death
The Art of Giving (and Re-Giving)
This week on Double A Chattery, we’re unwrapping the strange, funny and revealing world of gift-giving. From the science of why some presents miss the mark to the social minefield of re-gifting, we talk about what our gifts really say about us. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not c
Dr Sharonne Zaks on Trauma-Informed Care
We sit down with Dr Sharonne Zaks AM, a Melbourne-based dentist internationally recognised for pioneering trauma-informed dental care. Sharonne explains how the dental chair—one of the most vulnerable places a person can be—can re-trigger memories for survivors of trauma. Her work has transformed how dentists think about trust, consent, and patient empowerment, leading to the Australia
Life After Lockdown: How COVID Changed Us Forever
Who are we now, five years after COVID first shut the world down? From lockdown memories to hybrid work, empty campuses and vanishing “weak ties,” the conversation explores what we’ve gained, and what we’ve lost, since 2020. Amanda recalls driving to work with a permission slip as an “essential” broadcaster, while Anita reflects on the chaos of moving her clinic
Melanie and Jess Return to Double A Chattery
We're welcoming back two very special guests, Melanie and her daughter Jess, who first joined the show earlier this year to share their story in the lead-up to Melanie donating a kidney to Jess. Now, they’re back to tell us what happened next. When we last heard from them, Jess had just been diagnosed with stage-five renal failure at age 27, with her kidneys functioning at only 4%.
Ask Us Anything: 100 Episodes of Friendship, Feels & Fairy Porn
We're celebrating100 episodes of Double A Chattery — a milestone that feels both like yesterday and a lifetime in the making. In this special “Ask Us Anything” edition, we answer your questions that range from the heartfelt to the hilarious: how our friendship began (hint: it involves a kilt and ballroom dancing), what we've learned about privacy and vulnerability, and why feedba
Do Opposites Really Attract?
This episode asks the age-old question: do opposites attract? From clown dating sites to engineering students meeting nurses, we unpack why we’re drawn to difference, and why it doesn’t always last. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute professional health care services, includ
Rhymes, Slurs & Reclaimed Words
We explore the fascinating and fraught world of “bad” words that have been reclaimed over time. Starting with audience feedback on our interview with former neo-Nazi Jeff Schoep, we move from a tale of a doomed cross-stitch kit into a discussion of words, and look at how insults can be re-owned with power while others still sting. Facebook Instagram The
Is Holding A Grudge Bad For You?
Grudges can feel great to hold – they're juicy, self-righteous and satisfying, but are they bad for us? From petty annoyances (a lost car mat at the car wash) to family rifts that span decades, in this episode we consider forgiveness, radical acceptance, and whether every conflict can, or should, be resolved. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is
Meeting in the Middle: Nazis and Cross Stitch
The world is more divided than ever, and to help us make sense of it all, we asked former neo-Nazi leader Jeff Schoep to join us on air this week. Jeff explains the cult-like echo chambers, the pull of identity and belonging, and why “meeting in the middle” with patience and curiosity works better than shaming. He now works through his nonprofit to help others exit, stressing the need
AI: Less Robot Overlord, More Super-charged Advisor
This week, we welcomed academic and former tech/finance exec George Robinson to the show to demystify AI. George reframes AI as a practical “capability” rather than a scary black box — less robot overlord, more super-charged advisor that can search, synthesise, and help you make smarter decisions. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chatter
What Are We Doing to Our Kids By Keeping Them Young?
Today: modern coming-of-age (and whether we’re actually letting kids come of age at all). From hyper-styled Bridgerton dorm rooms to parents calling professors and even bosses, we're wrestling with overprotective trends, what counts as care vs. control, and the line between comfort and infantilisation — yes, including adults with plushies. Facebook Instagram &n
Is My Smart Home Spying On Me?
We're talking about the strange, funny, and unsettling world of “smart” technology — gadgets that promise convenience but often raise privacy concerns. Plus, a long awaited Mel and Jess update! (Spoiler alert: It's great news!) Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute
Let’s Talk About Sex (Education)
What was sex ed like for you growing up? Join us as we reminisce about the awkwardness and hilarity of learning about the birds and the bees. From films on the overhead projector to pamphlets from Kotex, sex ed has come a long way, but is there still room for improvement? Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and
Memory, Truth, and the Stories We Tell Ourselves
We're exploring the slippery nature of memory — how it shapes our identities, influences our beliefs, and sometimes leads us astray. Prompted by recent controversy over the memoir The Salt Path, we unpack the fine line between truth, embellishment, and outright fabrication in personal storytelling. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for
When Book Clubs Go Bad
Fresh from the Logies red carpet, Amanda shares what it’s really like to survive a late-night TV awards show on two glasses of wine and four hours’ sleep. Then, she and Anita turn their attention to book clubs — why we love them, why they sometimes implode, and the delicate balance between friendship, leadership, and actually finishing the book. From Oprah’s “reading
Is Witchcraft Just a Form of Female Empowerment?
This week, Anita got us talking about WitchTok—yes, witchcraft on TikTok—and the wild world of buying spells on Etsy. From Malleus Maleficarum (did we say that right?) to the Saleem witch trials, we explore how witchcraft has shifted through history and what it says about female empowerment today. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for g
This Old Thing?
You know that awkward moment when someone compliments your outfit and, instead of just saying “thank you,” you blurt out something like, “This old thing?”, “It was on sale,” or “It makes me look fat.” Why do we do that? Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does
Concept Creep: When Labels Help — And When They Don’t
We’re talking about concept creep: how words like “trauma,” “anxiety,” and “bullying” have taken on new meanings way beyond their original clinical roots. We get into self-diagnosed ADHD, workplace “bullying,” parenting trends, and whether labels help, hinder, or just let us off the hook. Facebook Instagram
The Only Child Myth
Amanda came across a reel that challenges everything we thought we knew about only children. From modern parenting trends to baby-led weaning and the ever-changing rules around sleep training, we reflect on how much parenting advice shifts between generations — and how often we just try our best and hope for the best. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery p
"Eat Your Kale" and Other Lies
Anita shares the story of why she’s hated Vegemite for years, and Amanda, determined to give Vegemite a fair go, puts her to the test with a proper Aussie-style tasting: warm sourdough, butter, and a thin smear. From there, we talk about the surprising PR campaign that launched kale into superfood status, the long-standing spinach myth caused by a decimal point error, and how margarine, eggs
Centrifugal Birth Machines, Branding Babies and Other Bad Ideas
In this episode, we're looking at some of the weird and wildly misguided ideas from the history of childbirth and parenting, like a spinning birthing bed inspired by elephants (yes, really) and baby cages that hung out of apartment windows in 1930s New York... These days we have apps, alarms, and a whole lot of anxiety. Are we really any better off? Facebook Instagram  
Everything You Want Is on the Other Side of Cringe
During a recent weekend away with friends, we found ourselves deep in conversation about the power of cringe—that awkward, vulnerable feeling that comes with trying something new and not being good at it (yet). After sharing some thoughtful listener feedback, we pick up that thread and follow it through a winding, reflective chat that begins with personal growth and ends in a surprisingly ph
Why Are Women Doing All The Unpromotable Work?
Have you ever seen a man organise a cake for someone’s birthday in the office? Anita’s come across research about “non-promotable work” – those tasks that won’t get you anywhere in your career but which, surprise surprise, always seem to fall into the women’s hands. How can we get better at setting boundaries? Facebook Instagram &n
A Story of A Mother's Love
Anyone who’s heard Amanda talk about her love for Barry Manilow has probably also heard her mention her childhood best friend, Melanie. Earlier this year, Melanie’s world was turned upside down when her daughter, Jess, was suddenly diagnosed with renal failure. Jess is now on the waiting list for a kidney transplant — and Melanie is her donor. In this episode, we’re honoure
Can A Bot Replace Your Therapist?
Strap yourselves in, because we’re going deep into the world of AI Therapy bots. Anita, drawing on her professional experience in psychology, highlights the irreplaceable nuances of human connection and professional boundaries in therapy, and answers the question, can a bot be as good as a real therapist? Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for genera
Is It Okay To Lie On Your Resume?
We're exploring the tangled web of modern work culture — from padded resumes to keystroke monitoring. In today’s high-surveillance, high-stakes job market, is it okay to lie a little to get ahead? And if you're doing the job well, does it matter how you got in the door? Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes
It’s a Woman’s World
Amanda has brought in a treasure for this week’s episode, the 1950’s book “Woman’s World”: a time capsule of outdated expectations and eyebrow-raising advice that’s both hilarious and horrifying. Buckle in, cause this one’s a wild ride through the “ideal womanhood” of yesteryear. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery
A Double A Chattery Mother's Day Special
It’s Mother’s Day this weekend, so we’re celebrating by bringing in Amanda's sons, Jack and Liam, for a special episode where they spill the tea about what it was really like growing up with a mum in the spotlight. Expect affection, awkwardness, and a whole lot of oversharing. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational p
How To Manage in Uncertain Times
This week, we unpack the rise of panic rooms, secret bunkers, and even flammable moats (yes, that’s a thing), and what this rise says about the fear and uncertainty so many of us are feeling. Luckily, we have a psychologist in the house to give us some practical tips to deal with it all! Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast
Ever Considered Marrying Your Cousin?
Cousins play a unique role in our lives, so we were worried to hear about "The Great Cousin Decline"... We explore how shifting family dynamics are changing our connections, and ask: Why does cousin marriage feel icky? Is that instinct or culture? And why don’t we have a better word for a cousin who’s also your closest confidante? Facebook Instagram  
Leisure, Please: The Art of Doing Absolutely Nothing
This week, we’re unravelling the beauty of low-pressure leisure — whether it’s knitting in a cinema, baking from gravestones, or doing absolutely nothing at all (yes, that’s a thing now). Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute professional health care services, inclu
A Female Voice Leading The Global Conversation? Yes, Please!
This week, we dive into the world of Mel Robbins — the powerhouse podcaster who vies with Joe Rogan to be the most listened-to voice in the world. We talk about who she is, why she’s resonating, and what we took from her bestselling book. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute p
Let's Reframe Aging
Anita had a birthday, which got us thinking: what does it really mean to get older? What kind of old ladies do we want to be? And for that matter, when do we start being “old”? In this episode, we reflect on how aging shapes our personalities, productivity, and how we’re perceived. Why do we wait till we’re older be bold, free, and unapologetically ourselves? Fa
We’re taking a trip down memory lane…
And reminiscing about the toys of our childhood, before diving into the biggest trends shaping the toy industry today. From the rise of ‘kidults’ to the ever-evolving world of gaming, we unpack why toys aren’t just for kids anymore. Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute p
Isn't Productivity Exhausting?
We're not interested in reaching peak efficiency, thanks. Plus, we went viral, and we’ve got the best responses. Do we really need a holiday, or is a cozy weekend at home just as good? Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute professional health care services, including the giving
I Don't Want To Hike The El Camino
We don't want to holiday in the South of France — we just want to take a book down to the South Coast and spend the weekend surrounded by the people we know and love. Is that so shocking? Facebook Instagram The Double A Chattery podcast is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute professional health care services, including the giv
We Went To The Adelaide Writers' Week!
In this live show, Amanda reflects on moments with her mum and the words she never got to say. Anita shares a deeply personal story about losing her dad and the things she thought she had expressed—but now, decades later, realises she hadn’t. And to cap it off, a special guest joins to share how they manage to find glimmers in the most unexpected places—yes, even in roadkill. &nb
