Behind The Laundry Door
Two tired parents have honest, unfiltered conversations about parenthood. They cover topics every parent thinks but rarely says out loud. With the kids out and the mics on, they treat the show like couples therapy or a date. It's a raw, relatable look at the messiness of raising children, without pretending to have all the answers.
Episodes
Is one of us parenting wrong, or just differently?
This week we are breaking down our parenting styles... why one of us can't let the other parent without hovering, whether Mitre 10 counts as quality time, and the great "gentle parenting vs your kids need structure" comment section debate. We do some research into our actual parenting styles (reactive vs high intensity, apparently), argue about lunchbox surveillance, and somehow end up questioning
Ben’s Bali biohacking almost ruined our kid free fun
We made it to Bali, we're both red as lobsters, and somehow neither of us has been arrested for scaling a villa fence at 12:30am. This week it's an unfiltered download from the actual holiday... sunstroke, Bintangs, and a few trips to Bambu gym. We talk sciatica (allegedly), surf bullying (allegedly), and the Gojek driver who ended up being the actual highlight of the trip. Sunny days, zero lunchb
We love our kids, that’s why we're doing this
We launched, we survived, we packed a million boxes, and somehow we're still married. This week we're counting down to our first holiday without the kids since 2019. Six days, no lunchboxes, no negotiating with a two year old, no FaceTime updates unless someone's on fire. It's chaotic, it's a bit unhinged, and yeah, there's champagne involved. But that's kind of the point, we're not pretending to
Two horny housemates in the trenches with 3 young kids...
There have been a lot of narratives about our relationship over the years, but this time, we're telling our own. For episode 1 we thought it would be a good idea for you to get to know us. The real us.
If we weren't married with three kids, would we even be friends? Kids change everything, and we've had to learn to love every new version of ourselves (and each other) along the way. As a couple,
