What happens when the mics catch more than words on World Suicide Prevention Day? Katie and Shane dive into the weight of mental health, the darkness that builds before Christmas, and the raw truth of carrying it all. Katie cries through a lot of this one and it shows just how close to the bone the conversation really gets.

Katie is back from a couple of days of celebrations and of course she brings a chaotic story to kick things off while Shane keeps the laughs flowing. But this week is not just about lighthearted banter. The two dive into a current case making headlines about a missing boy, open up a real conversation about Tusla, and Katie shared why she was a little creeped out about questions she decided to throw at AI on her road trip.

🚨 Episode 25 🚨 Katie opens up about her 3 day stay in hospital and why it left her so mad 💔 She shares the truth about what happened.

🧠 Katie and Shane dive into mindset from the dark days to the small shifts that keep you going when everything feels heavy

😂 It is honest emotional and full of real talk with the laughs that always manage to sneak in

🎙️ A conversation about anger resilience and finding strength in the most unexpected places

Episode 24 is not for the faint hearted or anyone under 18. Katie and Shane dive headfirst into the chaos of Scary Bot and the unhinged antics of Bad Rudy. It is messy unpredictable and a little bit dangerous in all the wrong ways. Expect raw unfiltered conversations and a few moments that will make you question everything. Katie also shares her concern that people as young as 12 can still access content like this and what that means today compared to growing up in the 80s and 90s when life felt very different. Add to that the mind blowing fact that over 300000 men in Ireland are using this and you have an episode that will leave you shook.🚫👶

This episode is more than a catch up. It is a mirror. Katie and Shane dive into the kind of messy emotional stuff most people avoid. Feeling meh, losing yourself, gaining weight, falling out of rhythm with life. It is all here and it is all real.

But here is the thing. This chat is not just about venting. It is about learning to recognise when something needs to shift and having the courage to face it head on. It is about checking in before you burn out and giving yourself permission to change the story.

You might not be in the exact same place but if you have ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, ashamed or unsure, this episode will speak to you.

🎧 Tune in and ask yourself the hard question What is this trying to teach me

After a little detour (aka life happening 😅), we’re back! In this episode, Katie and Shane open up about the chaos of the past few weeks the kind that makes you question everything and wonder if you're actually losing the plot 🤯

Katie gets real about gaining weight, feeling disconnected from herself, and the frustration of trying to get back on track when everything feels out of sync 💔🧠

We talk honestly about what happens when you lose momentum, how hard it can be to stay focused when you're constantly dodging curveballs 🎯, and why it's okay to admit you're not okay. We get real about overwhelm, burnout, and giving yourself the grace to pause and reset 💭💫

Whether you're trying to stay afloat or trying to find your way back to yourself, this one's for you ❤️

🎧 Press play, take what you need, and remember clarity often comes after chaos.

Beach drama 🌊 Boogie boards 🏄‍♀️ And opinions that go all the way in 🎤 Katie and Shane clash over Ballyheigue versus Ballybunion before Shane takes a serious turn... from peaceful beach reflections to calling out Kneecap the BBC and Gaza. No filter no fear no fluff.

Raw talk. Real laughs. Massive perspective. Press play already 🎧

Katie’s fresh off a girls’ trip and deep in the overwhelm. From zip lines to real-life stress, she’s talking switching off, coming home, and the truth about trying to do it all. In this episode, Katie gets brutally honest about what it really feels like to return to chaos after a rare break. She opens up about the juggle of being a special needs parent and how hard it hits when your child is sick and life doesn’t pause. From mam guilt to mental overload, from deep chats to dancing under the stars this is the tug-of-war between freedom and responsibility. It’s honest, it’s emotional, and it’s for every woman who's ever said "I’m fine" when they weren’t.