From the wilds of Tanzania to the western suburbs of Melbourne, Tara Crowe's life has been anything but ordinary.

In this episode , we follow Tara's journey through unexpected twists - geographical, emotional, and deeply personal. She's a woman who's rebuilt, rediscovered, and redefined herself more than once.

What drives a person to keep going, no matter what? And what happens when you finally find home - in yourself?

Tune in for a story of courage, identity, and relentless reinvention.

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

In this heartwarming episode, Darsh and Fiona explore the beautiful, complex, and often hilarious world of sisterhood.

As two women who grew up surrounded only by sisters, they reflect on what it means to be part of a sister tribe - through childhood squabbles, adult support systems, and lifelong friendship.

From WhatsApp light night chats to fierce loyalty and unshakeable bonds, this episode celebrates the joy of growing up with built in best friends,

Whether you have sisters or you are one, you'll find yourself nodding, laughing and maybe even sending your sister a message.

Hosted by Darsh & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

Luke, our resident Gen Z, is spiralling, convinced he is turning into a millennial and confronts the terrifying possibility that he is losing his edge.

But is it really a generational identity crisis, or just the inevitable creep of maturity?

In this episode, we explore the anxiety of adulting, why growing up feels like selling out, and whether Gen Z are just reaching adulthood a lot later than the Gen Y and Gen Xs.

Hosted by Darsh, Luke & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

Remember flying off the monkey bars, riding bikes without helmets, no sunscreen and no seatbelts when driving?

In this episode Fiona and Darsh sit down and ask: What happened to danger? We explore how childhood has changed- from bruises, grazes and broken bones to bubble wrap safety- and whether today's kids are missing out on more than just scraped knees.

With an increase in screen time indoors for the newer generations are we seeing less broken bones in the classroom?

With our Gen X Fiona sharing the crazy things she experienced during a very normal 70s childhood, to Gen Y Darsh highlighting how things started to change during her Gen, join us for this nostalgic trip as we wonder if kids today would survive our playgrounds.

Hosted by Darsh & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

When Darsh developed a relentless eye twitch, her mind went straight to the worse-case scenario - was her MS flaring up?

Cue the late night googling, anxiety spirals, and self diagnosis rabbit holes.

But the real culprit? Top much caffeine.

In this episode, we talk about how easily small symptoms can trigger big fears, especially when you're already living with a chronic condition,

We chat about the psychology of self diagnosis, the impact of stress and stimulants on the body, and why sometimes, your eye twitch is just your coffee habit calling you out!

Hosted by Darsh & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

In this episode Gen X Fiona and Gen Y Darsh chat about the subtle (and sometimes shocking) moments that made them realise they're getting older.

From fashion trends making a comeback, to weird new body aches, to movies and books being reimagined - even though they've definitely seen the original - they explore what it feels like to watch the culture of their youth cycle back around.

They also reflect on the moment they realise they might actually be.... middle aged - and what that label really means to them now.

Join us for a funny, thoughtful, and totally relatable chat about gaining, identity, and the strange comfort of seeing it all come full circle.

Hosted by Darsh & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

Are you smashing through your to do list - or just barely staying afloat in a sea of bills to pay, appointments to be made, cooking to be done and laundry? In this epsiode, Darsh and Fiona get real about the mental load of everyday life admin.

They spill the tea on how the admin gets divided in their relationships - what they take on, what their partners handle (or don't), and whether giving up tasks feels like freedom or failure. Is life actually simplier without a garden or kids? Or is it just another admin myth?

Tune in for honest laughs, relatable chaos, and maybe a few uncomfortable truths about adulting.

Hosted by Darsh & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly

What if the most powerful tool for better health, sharper thinking and a longer life was something you're not taking seriously enough?

Spoiler: It's Sleep

In this episode, we sit down with Professor Shantha Rajaratnam a Sleep and Circadian Cycle Specialist, to uncover the hidden power of sleep. We hear about the latest research on why we sleep, how it shapes our mood to our immune systems, and why modern life is waging war on our natural rhythms.

Together with Prof. Shantha we unpack it all - plus we learn how he migrated to Australia from Sri Lanka, studied Psychology and Law to then becoming an expert in one of the most underrated aspects of human health and how this is now starting to change.

Trust us, after this conversation, you'll never take sleep for granted again. This is a unmissable episode with proven tips on how to get a much better nights sleep.

If you have problems with sleep or insomnia, or are interested in doing one of his sleep studies here are some links supplied by Prof. Shantha:

Adolescent study:

https://classstudymonash.weebly.com/

Shift worker app and expressing interest:

https://www.sleepsync.com.au/

Sleep clinic:

https://www.monash.edu/medicine/psych/turner-clinics/healthy-sleep-clinic

Hosted by Darsh & Fiona

Produced by Fiona Kelly & Darsh Ayton

Show runner Darsh Ayton

Original music created and performed by Luke Champion

Social media content created by Darsh Ayton & Fiona Kelly