This was first broadcast March 9th, 2025, on MainFM in Castlemaine, Victoria.

In this episode of the show, brand new Folks on Film co-host, Sarah, asks the question: what can the documentary Teaches of Peaches teach us about being a parent?

Not a lot, surprisingly, but also, maybe heaps?

Sarah, in her first ever solo show, is joined by Liz (primary school teacher and music lover) to discuss the film marking the 20 year anniversary of Peaches' album of the same name.

Together they delve into body image, life after kids, and what parts of them they would like to see in their kids. Not so much talk about vulvas but a lot of laughs and some insight into parenting beyond the party.

Don't come expecting definitive answers or paths to parenting greatness. This is just two ordinary, imperfect mums getting real and having a chat.

Things might get loud.

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This was first broadcast on February 2, 2025 on 94.9 MainFM in Castlemaine, Victoria.

In this episode of the show, host Sam and his guest Rich (photographer, broadcaster, and local sporting legend) have watched Boyz In The Hood (so you don't have to). Taking the depiction of the dad in the film (the effortlessly cool, Furious Styles) as their jumping off point, they talk about the importance of fatherhood, our "job" as dads, and the pearls of wisdom we like to bestow on our little ones.

Don't come expecting definitive answers or paths to parenting greatness. This is just two ordinary, imperfect dads getting real and having a chat.

It should be emotional.

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This was first broadcast on February 23, 2025 on 94.9 MainFM as part of the newly refurbished Folks on Film.

In this episode of the show, host Sam and his guest, Sarah, discuss the mildly-amusing and about-average-for-a-Sandler-film, Blended.

Sarah is a mum and also happens to be the new co-host of the show. Huzzah! Up until now, the show was called Dads on Film, but not anymore. Very excited to be able to bring you these conversations between mums doing their thing.

But for this episode - and possibly some in the future - Sam and Sarah will be discussing the joys of being a parent, without all that gender stuff getting in the way.

In this episode, they talk about the truth of our gendered inadequacies as parents, being a single parent, and the importance of letting our kids engage in risky play.

Don't come expecting definitive answers or paths to parenting greatness. This is just two ordinary, imperfect parents getting real and having a chat.

It should be emotional.

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