Episodes
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Facing a terminal cancer diagnosis, Emily Lahey sold off 3-minute pieces of her remaining time to strangers in a daring public art project called Time To Live.
And we are told it’s important to sit in discomfort, but how exactly do we do that? What are the practical things we can do when our tummy is churning or we can’t sleep at night?
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What does it mean to be a good person? And how do we sit with ourselves when we feel we have done wrong?
And in Ask Aunty, when a package goes missing from a communal table in an apartment block you suspect your neighbours of taking it. But was it an accident or intentional?
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Missing episodes?
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In popular culture, there are changing depictions of relationships involving an age gap, and, in the LGBTQ+ community, large age gaps have long been more common. Does a significant age difference help or hurt a relationship?
And two women pilots share how they harnessed their fear of flying and forged incredible career paths in the air..
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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.
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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.
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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.
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If you’ve hit midlife with kids at home and ageing parents, welcome to The Sandwich Generation. Stuff’s about to get real and you are going to need help because it will be the trickiest time of your life, and nobody talks about it. But we see you and listen up ‘cause we’ve got some answers.
Featuring:
Dr Michelle O’Shea, Senior lecturer in the School of Business at Western Sydney University
Dr Megan Godwin, PhD Australian Women’s Wellbeing expert (QUT)
Mark McCrindle, social researcher
Shevonne Hunt, member of the sandwich generation
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So you’ve decided to care for your parent at home, we'll dive into the sorts of honest conversations you must have with your partner and kids to avoid it all imploding. Plus, how do you protect yourself, and your sanity, as you fall deeper into the world of the Sandwich Generation?
Featuring:
Dr Rebecca Ray, psychologist and author Setting Boundaries Dr Kaylene Henderson, a medically trained child health specialist and parenting expert Professor Ruth Phillips, Professor of Social Policy at the University of Sydney Shevonne Hunt, member of the sandwich generation
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Your siblings have gone AWOL so it’s all on you — all the appointments, decisions and physical care. And if you’re a woman, it seems everyone thinks this is a responsibility that’s yours and yours alone. How do you navigate the emotional strain when other family members aren’t stepping up to help?
Featuring:
Dr Jenny Brown, family systems therapist and mental health social worker
Rohini Balram, researcher at Western Sydney University and contributor to the research for Carers NSW
Shevonne Hunt, member of the sandwich generation
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The physical, emotional and financial toll of caring for ageing parents while raising children is a double whammy that can leave you reeling. Even your own mental and physical health can suffer and nobody even notices. We’ll hear how best to survive in the Sandwich Generation.
Featuring:
Dr Megan Godwin, PhD Australian Women’s Wellbeing expert (QUT)
Christopher Hall, Psychologist and CEO of Grief Australia
Elena Katrakis, CEO Carers NSW
Shevonne Hunt, member of the Sandwich Generation
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Our panel of experts share their ideas on the big and little things that need to change to ease the burden and make life better for the Sandwich Generation.
Featuring:
Elena Katrakis, CEO Carers NSW
Ruth Phillips, professor of Social Policy at the University of Sydney
Dr Megan Godwin, PhD Australian Women’s Wellbeing expert (QUT)
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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.
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Helping you figure out all the big stuff in life: relationships, health, money, work and the world.
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