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He Said, She Said

He Said, She Said

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Louise Thompson and Ryan Libbey are entering their most open chapter yet…


He Said, She Said brings listeners into honest, unfiltered conversations about life as partners, parents and individuals, including a new fertility journey they’ve chosen to share.


From relationships to parenting and the realities of growing a family, Louise and Ryan explore the big stuff with openness and vulnerability, balanced by lighter moments from everyday family life.


New episodes every Wednesday. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, or wherever you get your podcasts. Plus watch on YouTube from 5pm!


Follow @hesaid.shesaid.podcast

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  • “I Am Absolutely Terrified of This” - Ryan Opens Up About Something Deeply Personal
    May 5 2026

    This week’s episode is a deeply personal one for Ryan, as he opens up about the experience of watching his grandma live with dementia, and the impact it’s had on him. He shares why it’s something that truly scares him, and reflects on the complicated ways we process change, including his own feelings about wanting to hold onto someone as they once were.


    We then get into the topic of sleepovers… when is the “right” age, will Leo be allowed, and what about adult ones? Louise and Ryan have very different views on what happens if Leo brings someone home in the future….


    And with Louise deep in her reality TV era thanks to Temptation Island (we get Ryan’s very honest reaction to it), the conversation turns to reality shows more broadly… on whether they have any regrets about their Made in Chelsea days?


    🗓 New episodes every Wednesday


    📩 We’ve got a NEW email!

    Want to get involved? Email HSSS@srproductions.co.uk or slide straight into our DMs @hesaid.shesaid.podcast.

    We want it all. Your dilemmas, questions, voice notes, stories and opinions. If it’s pod-related, we’re listening.


    🩵 Follow us everywhere

    Instagram | TikTok | Youtube @hesaid.shesaid.podcast


    And of course… don’t forget to subscribe, follow, rate and review.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    58 Min.
  • Why I’m Fighting for a Maternity Commissioner in the UK...
    Apr 28 2026

    Louise and Ryan head to UK Parliament to back the call for a maternity commissioner, with Louise sharing why this fight is so deeply personal. She opens up about her own experience of giving birth and the stark reality that care for women in the UK is still falling short, and why change shouldn’t have to come at the cost of tragedy.


    Then it pivots. A weekend away sparks a story no one saw coming, with unexpected glimpse into Ryan’s past as butler in the buff 👀. There’s also a chat about The Fury’s and how their approach to parenting might hold up if Leo married young, or started to swear at them.


    And finally, a simple question: should you share your location with your partner? Ryan’s a hard no. Louise couldn’t disagree more….


    🗓 New episodes every Wednesday


    📩 We’ve got a NEW email!

    Want to get involved? Email HSSS@srproductions.co.uk or slide straight into our DMs @hesaid.shesaid.podcast.

    We want it all. Your dilemmas, questions, voice notes, stories and opinions. If it’s pod-related, we’re listening.


    🩵 Follow us everywhere

    Instagram | TikTok | Youtube @hesaid.shesaid.podcast


    And of course… don’t forget to subscribe, follow, rate and review.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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    55 Min.
  • “We could have a baby by NEXT YEAR” - The Turning Point in our Surrogacy Journey
    Apr 21 2026

    Louise has had a rare few days alone while Ryan and Leo headed off on their first father–son trip. Ryan reflects on what that one-on-one time meant to him, while Louise opens up about something many mums don’t say out loud: that she enjoyed the space, and why she refuses to feel guilt for needing time to herself.


    That honesty leads into a bigger conversation. Inspired by Emma Grede describing herself as a “three-hour mum”, we unpack the pressure around modern motherhood. How much time is “enough” with your kids, what’s expectation versus reality, and how our own experiences shape the kind of parents we want to be.


    We also share a major surrogacy update. It’s a big step forward, and one that brings a mix of hope, nerves, and the weight of everything starting to feel very real. And to close, we answer a listener question about how we navigated our darkest moments together and what it really took to come out the other side.


    00:00 Introduction

    01:50 Our double date weekend away

    03:26 Our driving habits

    07:22 Sam forgot to book a hotel room!

    15:32 Ryan first trip alone with Leo

    19:48 Ryan's Vision of Fatherhood

    28:28 Louise's Solo Time away from Leo

    34:03 No Mum Guilt in Taking Time Off

    37:39 Emma Grede ‘Three Hour Mom’ Controversy

    41:34 Sacrifices and Adaptability in Parenting

    43:43 Our BIG Surrogacy Update

    52:37 Listener Question: Keeping the Spark Alive Through Trauma

    58:51 See you next week!


    🗓 New episodes every Wednesday


    📩 We’ve got a NEW email!

    Want to get involved? Email HSSS@srproductions.co.uk or slide straight into our DMs @hesaid.shesaid.podcast.

    We want it all. Your dilemmas, questions, voice notes, stories and opinions. If it’s pod-related, we’re listening.


    🩵 Follow us everywhere

    Instagram | TikTok | Youtube @hesaid.shesaid.podcast


    And of course… don’t forget to subscribe, follow, rate and review.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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