Somewhere between careers, responsibilities, calendars and needing three weeks’ notice to catch up with a friend, did we accidentally become… boring?

When did we stop doing things purely for the hell of it? This week, we’re talking about having fun as an adult—from female friendship and spontaneous nights out to the mental load and fiercely protected bedtimes. Have we forgotten how to be ridiculous—or has our idea of a good time simply changed?

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When men call out misogyny, it matters. And yes, we’d love to see more of it.

Dan Levy challenged Shane Gillis’s SNL monologue. Peter Helliar called out jokes about Gabby Petito’s murder, while former Bachelors spoke up about the domestic violence allegations against Sam Wood. We’re talking about men speaking out against misogyny and male violence—and what it means to women who are tired of being the only ones saying something.

Why is calling out your mates still such a big deal? Can we celebrate men speaking up while admitting the bar is painfully low? And when did basic respect become so hot?

Content note: This episode discusses domestic violence, sexual assault and murder.

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Millennials hid their pimples. Gen Z turned them into star-shaped accessories. And honestly? They might be onto something.

What can Millennials and Gen X learn from Gen Z about questioning the rules? Why hide normal body stuff, wear burnout like a badge of honour, or tick off marriage and kids without asking - do we even want this?

We changed into heels at the office. They bring iced lattes to job interviews. But beneath the different socks, how different are we really?

There’s plenty to admire, a few things to question, and some very good reasons why “just work hard and you'll be fine” isn’t going to cut it anymore.

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