As Good As It Gets? With Bev Turner & Marina Fogl‪e‬ PodcastWorks

Sharing a problem can lighten the load, but are there things that we should never burden others with? Bev and Marina look back on the tragedies in their lives and weigh up the positives that came from talking about them openly. Do their families and friends ever wished they were more discreet and have their days of sharing already been As Good As It Gets?
 
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The green eyed monsters come out as Bev and Marina discuss what's best about each other's siblings, career and partners! Do they still look around and get envious of others or is there a feeling that everything they have now is already As Good As It Gets?
 
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From how was your day? To, yes, it looks massive! Bev and Marina dissect the nature and importance of honesty. How does Marina teach her children the art of the white lie, and is Bev being honest with herself when she says that lying is all part of getting along? Will the pair of them ever get better at giving an honest 'no' or has the fine line between tact and truth already been As Good As It Gets?
 
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Bev and Marina get confessional on how they feel about getting older. Will Bev really be clubbing long into her dotage? And what's the thing Marina fears more than smelling of wee? Is there a perfect time of life that awaits them or has the ageing process already been As Good As It Gets?
 
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Can a mental audit keep us from our sins? Bev and Marina refrain from their vices just long enough to talk about them. Is this the best time in Marina's life for sticking to her exercise routine, and didn't Bev used to be better at saying no to cake? Can they improve their self discipline together or has it already been As Good As It Gets?
 
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A moving and funny insight on how we feel when having to apologise. Is Marina right that a 'sorry...but' doesn't count? Is Bev right that we should never apologise to our children? Have the pair still some improvements to make when it comes to apologising, or have all their sorries been As Good As It Gets?
 
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