Do you hear a voice inside your head narrating your thoughts, or is your mind just silent?

In this fascinating episode, Fiona, Luke and Darsh sit down to compare their inner worlds, only to discover that one of them is the odd one out.

Is having an inner voice a superpower or just background noise? And do we process thoughts in unexpected ways when we talk to ourselves?

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

Do you pour your thoughts onto paper, or does the idea of journalling feel like homework? In this episode, three generations come together to talk about their experiences (or lack thereof) with journalling.

From the classic Dear Diary entries of the past to digital note taking and voice memos, we explore how different ages approach self-reflection and memory keeping, is journalling a life changing habit or just another trend?

Tune in to hear the generational divide on putting thoughts to paper and maybe get inspired (or reassured) along the way.

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

And we are back for 2025...

This week we peel back the curtain on our most outrageous and funny pranks.

Join us as we share true stories of how these stunts were planned, executed, and sometimes hilariously backfired.

From the spark and intricate planning of a wild prank by Darsh, Luke's prank as a 6 year old that had recurring consequences over months and Fiona's prank on a sister that got her in lots of trouble with her folks.

Whether you're a seasoned prankster or just love a good laugh, we share the secrets and mishaps that turned ordinary moments into epic memories.

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

Join us for this riveting episode as we sit down with Stephanie and Kathy who share their powerful story of surviving Cyclone Tracy, the devastating storm that tore through Darwin on Christmas Eve, 1974.

They recount the chaos, fear, and strength it took to endure the storm's destruction, as well as its lasting impact on their lives and community.

This episode offers a raw and heartfelt glimpse into a pivotal moment in Australian history through the eyes of those who lived it.

Hosted by Fiona, Darsh & Luke

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

Does it ever feel like the days are flying by, and you can't seem to keep up?

Our Gen Z Luke explores how his year has flown by, but it feels like time has still stretched as he navigates huge changes in his life. But our Gen X Fiona and Gen Y Darsh feel like precious time is disappearing quicker than ever.

In this episode we explore the feeling of time slipping away, why it happens, how it affects each of our generations, and what we do about it, to slow things down (at least mentally).

This conversation explores how each of us view, plan and value our time as we dive into the heart of our relationship with the clock.

Don't let this episode pass you by!

Hosted by Fiona, Darsh & Luke

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

Saying "No" might be one of the hardest and most powerful things we can do.

In a world that constantly demands our time and energy, learning when to set boundaries is essential for our mental health and emotional well-being.

In this episode we explore the art of saying no: how we recognise our limits, why it's ok when we disappoint others, and when refusing certain demands is actually a form of self care.

Tune in for a reminder that sometimes prioritising yourself is the best yes you can give.

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

This week we explore into the concept of dualism - the idea that life is shaped by opposing forces.

Can you consider yourself a great best friend, yet not have contact with them for months? Can you consider yourself an excellent wife, yet not do any of the traditional roles of a wife. Can you define yourself as an avid reader and lover of books, yet not read any books for a long time? You get our drift.

We explore the beliefs we have about ourselves versus what is the reality, and how these opposing forces impact our identities and choices. Can we embrace both sides of our dualism?

Join us an we unpack the beauty, humour and complexity of living with duality, and how embracing both sides enriches us.

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

Trigger Warning: In this episode we discuss domestic violence which we know can be distressing. This is to empower you, our audience with the knowledge you need to make a healthy decision about how and if you should consume this podcast content.

In this powerful episode, we sit down with Kathy, a survivor of domestic violence who grew up in a home marked by fear and resilience. She bravely shares her story, shedding light on the trauma she witnessed as a child and the lasting impact it has had on her life.

But Kathy's story and that of her mum and brothers, is not only one of survival - it's one of triumph. She reveals the path she took to heal and thrive. To shape a life defined by strength, self-acceptance, and freedom from shame and regret.

Join us as we explore how Kathy transformed pain into purpose, and learn what it takes to reclaim one's own story.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence contact:

• National Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence Counselling Service 24-hour helpline 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732
• 24-hour Emergency Accommodation helpline on 1800 800 588
• Safe At Home helpline on 1800 633 937
• National Violence and Abuse Trauma Counselling and Recovery Service on 1800 FULLSTOP (1800 385 578). They also have a specific line for the LGBTIQA+ community called the Rainbow Sexual, Domestic and Family Violence Helpline on 1800 497 212
• SHE (free and confidential counselling and support) on 6278 9090
• Sexual Assault Support Services on 6231 1811, or after hours 6231 1817
• Family Violence Crisis and Support Service on 1800 608 122
• Bravehearts – Sexual Assault Support for Children on 1800 BRAVE 1
• Kids Helpline is for young people aged 5 to 25 on 1800 551 800
• Don't go it alone. Please reach out for help by contacting Lifeline on 13 11 14
  • Men who have anger, relationship or parenting issues, should contact the Men's Referral Service on 1300 766 491

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