Life Uncut

Mark Manson, an author renowned for his insights on personal development, dives into the complexities of sobriety and its impact on social norms. He humorously addresses whether group saunas serve as therapeutic sessions or just awkward bonding experiences. The discussion takes a quirky turn with anecdotes about menstrual cups and creatively using menstrual blood for plant fertilization. Manson also reflects on friendship dynamics during significant life events, emphasizing communication and empathy as key to navigating changing relationships.

Zoe Marshall, an advocate for mindset and manifestation, shares her journey from a successful podcaster to focusing on personal growth. She discusses the importance of mindset in overcoming trauma and finding joy. Zoe debunks misconceptions about manifesting, emphasizing that it's accessible to everyone, not just the privileged. She highlights the significance of conscious thought in relationships and the power of gratitude. With her insights on navigating change and embracing authenticity, Zoe encourages listeners to engage in their healing journeys.

Guest Britt, preparing for her wedding, shares the emotional journey of trying on her first wedding dress, leading to unexpected tears of joy. The hosts discuss the dynamics of wedding planning and playful dress expectations. They also delve into the controversial trend of publicly calling out cheaters on social media, examining whether exposing infidelity helps or harms. The conversation blends heartfelt moments with humor, reflecting on love, loss, and the complexities of modern relationships.

The hosts dive into humorous yet relatable bathroom anxieties and the dangers of space heaters, sharing a close call. A listener's story reveals trust issues linked to fertility challenges, highlighting the fragility of intimacy. They reflect on grocery pricing ethics and playful hair curling experiments. Luxurious purchases, like high-end headphones, spark a discussion on happiness and success. The episode captures the chaos and complexities of relationships, balancing light-hearted banter with serious reflections.

An anonymous woman shares her harrowing journey as a victim of relentless stalking. She reveals the emotional toll of living under constant surveillance and the frustration with law enforcement's inadequate response. The discussion touches on the challenges of self-gaslighting, the complexities of international stalking laws, and the urgent need for legal reforms. Her story brings to light the psychological impact of stalking and the necessity for better protection for victims in a digital age filled with unwanted attention.

J.D. Vance, a Republican vice presidential candidate known for his controversial views, dives into a lively conversation. He discusses his recent remarks about childless women, stirring up a storm and connecting with figures like Jennifer Aniston. The hosts challenge societal norms around parenting and political eligibility, pondering whether having children changes one's perspective on leadership. They'll also touch on nostalgic memories and humorous pet blunders, ensuring a mix of laughter and thought-provoking dialogue.

Mitch Churi, a co-host on a popular national radio show, joins the conversation for a lively recap of the week. They dive into the humorous 'Olympick up' games, sparking fun debates about sports knowledge. Parenting styles take center stage with a playful look at whether exercise makes for effective discipline. The complexities of lottery winnings and friendship dynamics get a witty analysis, while they also tackle reality TV’s trend of recycling contestants, questioning its impact on love and viewer engagement.

Hey Lifers,Welcome back to your weekly venting session where we unpack all of your deep, dark and dirty questions!It was our 5th birthday but we missed it... We reflect on what the last 5 years have meant and you're all the fkn best for listening to this podcast and helping us create this community! WE HAVE A NEW HOME FOR OUR VIBES!!Vibes and Unsubscribes page! Britt: Netflix Simone Biles Rising Laura: One Life film Keeshia: Book - Everyone Here Is Lying Then we jump into your questions: WEDDING SAVE THE DATESI’m getting married at the end of this year, we sent the save the dates February this year. Since then we have lost touch with a friend (never see them, never talk to them over social media etc) they are still close friends with mutual friends of ours. If you send someone a save the date, do you have to follow through with the invitation? There’s no other aspect of money being an issue or anything like that, just purely aren’t close with them now and don’t foresee us being close in the future? PARTNER WANTS TO TELL GROCERY STORE, I WANT TO KEEP THE REFUNDMy partner and I can’t agree. He collected our grocery order tonight for $140 worth and they have had IT issues so we never got the message to say our ‘direct to boot’ order is ready so he went inside the store to grab it. Two hours later we got a message to say our order has to be cancelled and we will be refunded due to IT issues. I think they will take the refund as they are a huge company - we spend at least $300 weekly (family of four- 3 kids in nappies🙈). We are farmers in drought struggling to make ends meet so I think treat it like winning the lottery. He thinks we should ring them to let them know we got the order. I know he is morally right but surely sometimes you have to just take a win. What do you think?  DATING SOMEONE WHO DOESN’T QUITE FIT WHAT I PICTURED I’m 28 and have never been in a relationship. A couple of years ago I wrote a list of my ideal man; ambitious, funny, chatty, reliable etc so when I was dating I wouldn’t entertain anyone who wasn’t right for me. I’m in the early stages of dating someone and he ticks everything off the list: he’s really great, I feel safe with him and my friends love him. There’s one small thing that’s niggling at but as I haven’t been in a relationship before I’m still figuring it out. I always pictured myself with someone being the centre of his friend group, could dominate a room, in a sense a bit cocky. But this guy isn’t quite like that! I’m not saying that he’s not confident, but I suppose it looks different to how I envisioned it. I realise I’m overthinking and doubting but any thoughts or advice? You can watch us on Youtube Find us on Instagram Join us on tiktok Or join the Facebook Discussion Group Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because WE LOVE LOVE! xxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tori Dunlap is a New York Times best selling author and host of the #1 money podcast for women in the world and was a self made millionaire in her 20’s. Tori is unapologetic about her finances. She uniquely doesn’t just talk about numbers but the systemic issues and value systems behind money and how much control we actually have over personal finances.In our chat we speak about: Unpacking where our values and beliefs about money come from,  How the patriarchy really fucked us up when it comes to financial independence Why the stock market and investing scares most of us & how complicated it really is What the priority is between savings, debt, emergency funds etc The mistakes women make investing Renting vs buying a home - what is best for you? Talking about money in your relationship Splitting costs like hens parties & dinner with friends Should the person earning more pay more? Should you have transparency over what your partner earns? Should you ever fully combine finances? You can find everything from Tori including her book and her website You can follow Tori on Tori's Instagram You can watch us on Youtube Find us on Instagram Join us on tiktok Or join the Facebook Discussion Group Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because WE LOVE LOVE! xxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hey Lifers, First up, have you seen Avatar or Brokeback mountain? They're life changing apparently!We had a group dinner with some podcast friends that didn't end with Biden stepping back from being a presidential candidate but did end with a huge penis. Laura has called for a welfare check on someone and created an enemy in the process! We are seeing an increase in people publicly sharing their breakups on social media, something that previously was almost exclusively done by celebrities. Over the past week we saw two opposite types of break up posts. One was from the Princess of Dubai, Sheikha Mahra & the other was a joint statement from Maya Jama and Stormzy. But why are people sharing this kind of content online? Is it for closure? Is it for clarity? Is it for clout? You can watch us on Youtube Find us on Instagram Join us on tiktok Or join the Facebook Discussion Group Tell your mum, tell your dad, tell your dog, tell your friend and share the love because WE LOVE LOVE! xxSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.