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In the second to last episode of the year (yes there’s a special little Chrissy episode coming out on Chrissy Day for a special little Chrissy escape for you!), the girls reflect on the year, and what their thoughts/feelings/emotions are for 2025 (spoiler: it’s a rollercoaster of emotions).
We potentially get way too passionate about fabric softener.
When is a Father not a Father? Well, we actually don’t know because you don’t come to us for our religious expertise.
And we tell off our young girlies for not protecting their décolletages enough - tan lines are NOT a trend. -
We discover women get the ick more than men, but men move on with other women quicker than the other way around.
Do you have one best friend or a friendship pyramid?
We pay tribute to Fancy Gareth, and we "analyse" Producer Dave's lunch.
Plus bubble skirts, double penises and songs you get your bits waxed to. -
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This week's episode is proudly brought to you by the Oxford Dictionary Word of the Year - 'brain rot'.
We're hot off the beautiful end-of-year celebratory lunch with the gals and the sisterhood and platonic love is STRONG.
There's possibly too many quotes in this episode - particularly the last one from Cindy Crawford haha.
We reminisce on school athletics and swimming sports days.
We plan Coachella outfits and deal with a style crisis.
Plus a pash, a flatmate etiquette question and a bruised fanny. -
How many breath mints are socially acceptable to take from beside the till at the restaurant?
Never mind dudes rawdogging flights, what about all the girlies who do a 3,000 step regime on the plane these days?
Remember going to town? We reminisce about how different it was back in our day (lol).
Gracie's a big fan of the bath, but the others aren't convinced.
Caitlin's getting shamed for the state of her car. Should we car-shame people?
And Brodie's currently a hybrid athlete, but it has its disadvantages... -
We discuss the Treaty Principles Bill and how destructive and divisive it is - as far we are here at The Girls Uninterrupted are concerned - get it in the bin.
Gracie has realised how scary children's books are.
Caitlin did a little bit of wees at the marathon.
Brodie still hates men (and sorry not sorry but it's getting worse each week hehe).
Plus we plan our hot old lady era. -
Guys, it's "f*ck it, it's Christmas" rules from hereon in (basically because the cookies are out for sale haha).
Brodie's stoked some of the biggest rockstars in the world are wearing a sensible shoe, because she is too.
Caitlin teaches us about our flagina and our wenis and you best believe there's juvenile behaviour.
Gracie left some "items" at her naughty night away hotel stay and can't bring herself to collect them.
We discuss Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight (OnlyFan creators) who are causing controversy by hosting sex sessions with "barely legal" (their words) 18-year-olds - prompting Australia to revoke Bonnie's visa ahead of Schoolies. Is it predatory behaviour?
Some wise words from Brene Brown following one of the most cooked weeks in American politics.
And food in bed? What about a cold sausage? -
Confirming Brodie isn't grumpy this week - but actually full disclosure we do get grumpy about fireworks but we get that out of our system nice and quick.
Ok there's also a little grump about what we may see come out of the U.S too...
THEN IT'S ALL HAPPY DAYS FROM THERE!
Are we officially in the silly season? But also, who's getting amped up for festi season?
We debate the merit of the humble jandal.
We agonise over why we get rid of hair on some parts of our bodies only for it to sprout in other places.
We get a good insight into what the youth are up to thanks to Brodie's attendance at the Travis Scott concert.
And, what would you be able to give a 30 minute presentation on with no preparation? -
(Warning: Brodie's in a foul mood).
We eat cheese kransky live on the show just in case you didn't know how much we love them...
Petition to bring back the landline and cancel the inbox.
We hear about a brow disaster and HOW ON EARTH IS THAT STILL HAPPENING????
Plus the importance of timing a running poo.
Oh yes! And a Caitlin update! -
Boy oh boy she's a WILD ride this week, just when you think we might be wrapping up fart chat completely hijacks the chat about an hour in and all bets are off from there.
We pay homage to our male listeners.
We learn facts about platypussys (yes we are calling them that) and stoats and cicadas.
We're leaning into curfews and potluck dinners.
We've got a new job idea for Brodie, Gracie gives new meaning to a hot dog and quite frankly we're deceased at this point.
But then we die a little more when we learn the true meaning of Benedict.
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Can you remember the time the nation sold out of Potato Pom-poms? We didn't either but best you believe it's to do with Food in a Minute!
And how do you define the "D" in long distance relationships?
We have grand master plans and an update on The Commune.
We give ourselves a slap for how much we get in our heads about our bodies.
And we attempt to ban key beeps. -
Best believe there's a campaign to bring back Food in a Minute (we've brought back Nickelback so why not bring back the best jingle and TV segment ever?)
Someone may or may not have a boyfriend but we're all completely relaxed about it...
There's also a petition for green ribbons in the hair for all the single ladies in all future running events - this comes from the last remaining single host.
Caitlin has a mouth tape update and Gracie wishes she had tape on when Otis spewed in her mouth.
And cheese kransky straight from the fridge? Discuss. -
Brodie’s off on her well-deserved cruise so we invited Megan Papas to chat.
Caitlin is all about reality TV and tells us what she’s eyeing up next to watch.
Megan plays oracle and gives advice to all of our lovely listeners.
And my oh my, Gracie shares a story or two of kids really not understanding personal space. -
We get to review Brodie's book Woman Uninterrupted which is out this week. Can you bloody believe it (at all good bookstores lovelies!)?!
We really deep dive Selling Sunset and it's absolute cooked-ness (if it's possible to deep dive this, um, type of show).
When you "dump" your photos, are they genuinely dumped? Or are they supposed to look dumped but are in fact carefully curated?
The types of cars that give us the ick.
Frank's potty mouth (but cute).
And should we be scrubbing our bumbs? -
This week Gracie is a good samaritan and in being one reveals a truly effective survival pack.
We have further evidence the tramp stamp is back, and we relish again in bringing Nickelback back.
The customer is in fact always right - especially at Coffee Culture Merivale.
Not only has Brodie quit men - she's close to quitting typed messages altogether in favour of the voice memo.
Caitlin is HAPPY.
We end on pistachio nuts and paper towels and vomiting celebrities. -
You heard it here first (ok you probably didn't but come along on the ride anyway). Nickelback is absolutely back. An extremely strong case is presented.
Then, we hear great news that lower back tattoos are rising from the ashes out the top of our jeans again and it's a day to celebrate.
Someone actually admits they're getting excited for a cruise...
Gracie is confronted with ants and is told not to muck around with the little devils.
And, if you had a warning label, what would it say?
Berocca MIND supports alertness and brain function. Always read the label and follow the directions for use. Dietary supplements are not a replacement for a balanced diet. Bayer New Zealand Limited, Auckland. -
Caitlin's back from four nights in Queenstown and best you believe her life carries the show today.
Nothing quite like a romantic night cooking by yourself...right???
Brodie absolutely will offend anyone with a personalised plate this week.
Caitlin offends my mum and your mum and all mums.
Gracie has a night out and absolutely bloody loves it.
And Brian, if you read this, get in the bin. -
This week, you will lose and gain brain cells in the same episode or a money-back guarantee.
There's a new book for book club...
Brodie tries to explain something about maps and countries and then Caitlin jumps in with the percentage chance of rain and this is where we may lose you.
But we'll bring you back for famous people pick up lines, riding solo at a concert, and the relevance of bay leaves.
Then there are heads in holes and Von Dutch trucker caps. -
This week we are still frothing over the Olympics, and in particular we froth (again) over the women and the continued and long-overdue rise in equality in sport.
We get a review of It Ends with Us and Caitlin reckons the movie is better than the book which is a big call!
Brodie's into ice baths and saunas and Strava for ALL the right reasons.
Tegan's got no time for the creeps in her inbox.
And, we end on a high, going from cottage cheese to brown noise. You know we don't like to leave anything out. -
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