41 episodes
To be Frank Constance Hall
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4.6 • 273 Ratings
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Constance Hall and her cohost Claudia talk about everything and anything. Interviewing the most fascinating, most heart wrenching and funniest people on earth and getting more then personal about their own lives. Reaching a point in their lives where they are all out of f**ks to give, it was time for them start a podcast that bi-passes the easily offended internet and to get seriously Frank.
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Flap Shaming
The internet provided a flap clap back and we were here for it. Celeb blockout, how it started and what its doing, Baby Reindeer and loads more.
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Life after Losing your hands and Feet
At 17 Mel Groenworld was asked what she wanted to be amputated first, her feet or her hands. That fact alone is unimaginable to most of us. But Mel not only recovered but went on to become one of the funniest, cutest and sweetest women we have ever met. We chat life, dating, sex and motherhood with this incredible woman. It was such an honour to hear her story, we spoke for hours and I didnt even realise the time.
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Holly's Hell
Holly was sentenced to 31 years in a Thai prison.
She has one hell of a story and is finally ready to tell it. So many fascinating aspects of this story from the terrors of the Thai Prison, to the way Australia treats its prisoners abroad, to the miraculous recovery from a heroine addiction in a time where she had absolutely nothing to draw strength from. Holly's really is, one hell of a story.
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J Lo, Ruby Frankie and every else
Join Constance Hall and Claudia McLeod as they chat candidly about celeb gossip, music industry stories, and their personal lives. In this episode, they discuss JLo's hit song "Jenny from the Block" and the claims that another singer was the original vocalist. They also talk about their upcoming travel plans and experiences with celebrity encounters. Tune in for no-holds-barred conversations about topics both serious and silly.
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36 Days Clean
36 days clean, one of our beautiful listeners shares her journey with the realities of drug addiction.
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Bucks Nights Part 2: It's about to get raw and personal
Constance and Claudia take a deep dive into topics like bucks nights, sex work, infidelity and traditional gender roles. They share raw personal stories and discuss how societal trends have impacted relationships. Guest Dan also opens up about his wild bucks night experiences.
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Customer Reviews
Keeping it real
I really enjoy this podcast. The guests are always super interesting and the 2 hosts bounce off each other very well (they are both very different personalities). I have read other comments about them talking over each other. But this is exactly what my family and friends do when we get together. So for me it just makes it feel more real. I also think the humour during horrendous times is what makes us human (and sometimes it’s the only thing that gets us through). I have also kept relaying back to my kids don’t pick up the drugs!!! My number one take home message from this podcast.
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Audio sound quality
At times, funny and inspiring. Unfortunately the audio quality is poor, made worse by the girls talking over one another. I found the episode about a 17 year old girl who lost her feet and hands genuinely interesting and a great lesson in overcoming challenges. Please don’t diminish such courage and resilience by assuming that her biggest worry after becoming an amputee would be her ability to attract a boyfriend. I thought we’d moved past that.