The Girls Uninterrupted

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The Girls Uninterrupted

Three Kiwi gals who love a laugh, sometimes a cry, serious chat, ridiculous chat, girly chat, dirty chat, funny chat, all of the chat! Think of us as your best friends at home with you having one of those glorious catch ups best friends have.

  1. 2 DAYS AGO

    Celebrating Matariki, AI therapists, ghost eyelashes & Grossie Gracie

    Kia ora e te whānau. This week on the show, Brodie is out sick - so you’ve got Caitlin and Gracie steering the ship! We discuss Caitlin’s te reo Māori journey and the importance of celebrating Matariki, and ask whether we're doing enough to protect our vulnerable young people from AI. There’s also the joy of solo weekends away… and even a touch of Bigfoot. Plus, we dive into why there should be more "pink sauce" on our soggy chips - and find out how Gracie feels about her new nickname.

    1h 10m

  2. 11 JUNE

    Tinder is back, we've failed a WoF, but we're cruising down Discovery Drive with a side of Vitamin D

    We have some MINUTES. Brodie is here to report that Tinder is, in fact, alive and well. Did you know you can get your eyebrows laminated?! (Just not at Warehouse Stationery.) Our love affair with the country’s bakeries continues - and now we’re bringing butchers into the mix. How do you read your books… and swallow your pills? And how many failed WoFs does it take before it’s time to say goodbye to your car? (We’re not looking at you, Lemon. Promise, Caitlin.) Plus, Brodie gets left in the lurch when Caitlin and Gracie have to duck off a bit early. Who does she rustle up to step in as cover???

    1h 28m

  3. 4 JUNE

    Ronnie’s Bakery, plughole terrors, Kris Jenner’s face, and the propaganda we’re not falling for

    This week on the show, we celebrate the unsung hero of the hospitality industry: bakeries. Brodie’s had enough of bowls being used as plates, we decide it’s time to bring back boy bands, and we discover how fascinating woodpeckers are. There’s also a migraine hack, propaganda we’re not falling for, and a look back at how traumatising it was as a kid when the plug was pulled out of the bath. Plus, just how cool are we really?

    1h 24m

  4. 28 MAY

    Leeks, nipples, killer whales and the perfect tongue ratio

    On the show this week: we talk nipple piercings, sneaking out of home stories, and Caitlin’s sock fights. Plus, we weigh in on whether social media should be banned for under-16s, debate why killer whales need a rebrand, and uncover the correct ratio of tongue when going in for a kiss. Oh - and Gracie is gobsmacked by a surprising ‘key’ update.

    1h 29m

  5. 21 MAY

    The language we use about women, the day from hell, six teaspoons of Milo, and why we were all so cringe not that long ago

    We take a deep dive into patriarchal standards and explore how, far too often, the choices of women and girls are scrutinised more harshly than those of the perpetrators. It’s not about what they wore, what time they were out, or who they were talking to. Women and girls are entitled to live free, safe and happy lives. Gender should never determine one’s access to safety. We also put Jacinda Ardern’s famous ‘six teaspoons of Milo’ to the test - with surprising results. There’s a confronting moment as we revisit some of our worst Facebook statuses. WHO WERE WE? And should Caitlin change her emergency contact to her boyfriend? We put him to the test...

    1h 15m

  6. 14 MAY

    Tits and boobies (birds), Brodie & Nigel and Kevin & Jo, carrot cake and sugar bugs

    This week, we’ve got a problem with purée, it’s been a shocking week for wāhine in Aotearoa, and we break down everything you need to know about the Diddy trial that’s just kicked off. Plus, Gracie blesses us with some cute-as-shit bird names. We also chat about Mobland, CPR, sugar bugs, and a step-sibling story from Caitlin that had Brodie thinking about a dating scenario she’d definitely never want to be in - especially not with her mum involved. Also, a huge thanks to everyone who’s filled out our listener survey so far - we really appreciate you and all your feedback. If you haven’t done it yet, click here - you’ve still got one more week!

    1h 25m

  7. 7 MAY

    Brodie’s big bulls, broccolini and baby names

    This week, we take a look at the role of independent broadcasters in politics (promise it’s sexier than it sounds), that Lady Gaga concert, the Met Gala, and sexy, sexy jobs. Plus: what is a cruciferous vegetable?! And why can’t we call our kids "Fanny"? Also: If you’ve ever wanted to share your thoughts on the podcast, you’re in luck! We’ve put together a short feedback survey that takes just a couple of minutes to complete. Your input will help us make the show even better. Click here to have your say. Ngā mihi nui!

    1h 26m

  8. 30 APR

    Dead people selfies, zombies and lanyards, pass the parcel, and COACHELLA

    The girls are back and in the same room together, which, as usual, means an added layer of hecticness. Gracie petitions to bring back the lanyard (though we’re not entirely sure it ever left?!). Brodie takes us on a Coachella deep dive. There's a rather unhinged conversation about zombies thrown into the mix. We learn about the dick wiggle. And, on the subject of petitions, we're bringing back pass the parcel - the adult version.

    1h 27m
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Three Kiwi gals who love a laugh, sometimes a cry, serious chat, ridiculous chat, girly chat, dirty chat, funny chat, all of the chat! Think of us as your best friends at home with you having one of those glorious catch ups best friends have.

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  • Creator
    Stuff | Brodie Kane Media
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2025
  • Episodes
    284
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2024 Stuff | Brodie Kane Media
  • Show Website
    The Girls Uninterrupted

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