The Ones That Got Away

Oh my godddddd… it’s the Season 2 finale 🎉

The girls are diving into your anonymous questions from the squirrels and let’s just say… they’re juicy, a little intrusive, and very entertaining.

Nothing is off-limits as the truth comes out and the girls spill ALL!

They’ve had the best time this season and are so grateful for all the love, support, and laughs from you Squirrels. WHAT A LAUGH!

Honestly, this season has been everything. The laughs, the chaos, the oversharing, and most of all - you, the listeners. The support has meant more than we could ever put into words 🥺💛

We’re taking a tiny break (don’t panic), but Season 3 is already calling… and trust us, it’s going to be BIG.

For now, sit back, press play, and enjoy the season finale.

We love you, squirrels 🐿️✨

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This week’s episode kicks off with a wild story as Lorna shares how she and Beverly were the only ones to step in and help a guy caught up in a brawl over the weekend… seriously chaotic scenes.

From there, the girls dive into a more heartfelt chat about the teachers who truly made an impact on their lives. It takes a special kind of person to be a great teacher, and even at 31, there are certain ones they’ll never forget.

They reminisce about their primary and secondary school days, reflecting on the moments and mentors who shaped them into who they are today.

It’s a nostalgic trip down memory lane — one that might just have you thinking about the teachers who made a difference in your own life.

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The girls kick off this week’s pod with two hilarious stories from those who shall not be named… one squirrel thought Nutella on her cheek was poo from her bum, and another thought her period was poo 😭😂 honestly WHAT IS GOING ON SQUIRRELS?!

Then Beverly and Lorna take it all the way back, reminiscing on their dance college days - how they got in, what life was like, and where their love for performing arts first began.

Bev also shares her absolutely chaotic audition story for performing arts college in the UK… including never actually practising her song out loud and fully freestyling her solo dance (are we even surprised?)

Enjoy this week’s episode filled with dancing, singing, and all the memories from the girls’ college years!
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This week, the girls are diving into the question everyone’s been wondering… did the salmon sperm actually work when it was the global obsession a few years ago? Did any of the squirrels give it a go? The people need answers, and the girls are still dying to know.

Meanwhile, in true Bev fashion, after jinxing herself in last week’s episode, she has once again lost her toenail because apparently history really does repeat itself.

Cosied up in their comfiest clothes, the girls get into all things Easter, religion, and the mystery of where on earth the Easter Bunny came from?

Expect laughs, random fun facts, a few Easter surprises, and the usual chaos in this week’s episode. Enjoy!

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The girls are still battling coughs, congestion, and what feels like a lifelong relationship with phlegm. At this point, it’s less a symptom and more a personality trait.

They chat about their new housemate Selina, who’s slotted seamlessly into The Coddiwomplers crew. After being well and truly initiated into the realities of Perth life (including getting scammed when they first arrived), Beverly and Lorna step up to help Selina buy her first car - armed with hard-earned wisdom from FIFO life, pre-starts, and never being fooled twice.

This week, the conversation takes a deeper turn as the girls dive into menstrual cycles and contraception, sparked by Lorna’s going to get her Mirena coil removed (but was convinced by the doctor to leave it in) opening up an honest, unfiltered chat about bodies, hormones, and everything in between.

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