Fine-ish Podcast

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A psychologist and a comedian ask the big WHY questions about human behaviour — mixing psychology, comedy and real-life conversation. No lectures. No jargon. Just figuring out why we do the things we do. Any views, opinions or information shared on Fine-ish are those of the hosts and are for entertainment and general discussion only. They do not represent the views of any employer or organisation the hosts are affiliated with.

  1. 3d ago

    Why Do I Keep Getting Ghosted? 👻

    One minute you're messaging every day, planning your next date and thinking things are going well. The next? They've vanished off the face of the earth. 👻 This week on Fine-ish, we're asking why people ghost, why rejection can feel so bloody awful, and whether disappearing without an explanation says more about them than it does about you. Abi confesses to being a ghoster herself (shocking, we know), Hayley brings the psychology, and we explore how dating apps have made disappearing easier than ever. Plus, we play Ghosted or Just Busy? Because apparently not replying for 24 hours is now a relationship crisis. Are people avoiding uncomfortable conversations, protecting themselves, or just being a bit shit at communicating? Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our own and do not represent those of our employers, organisations or professional affiliations.

  2. Oct 23

    Why Do I Want to Text My Ex? (Even When I Know I Shouldn't)

    We've all been there. You're doing fine, you've moved on (apparently), and then suddenly you're staring at your phone wondering whether to text your ex. WHY?! This week on Fine-ish, we're getting into the psychology of why we can't always leave our exes in the past. From attachment styles and old habits to heartbreak, drunk texts and the desperate need for a little bit of comfort. Abi shares her breakup disasters (including a light bulb, a breakdown and a baked potato), while Hayley explores why our brains don't always get the memo that a relationship is over. Is texting your ex really such a bad idea? Does no contact actually work for everyone? And are you reaching out because you genuinely miss them, or because you just want to hurt a little less tonight? Expect questionable decisions, some surprisingly emotional moments, a few disagreements and plenty of laughs. Disclaimer: We're sharing our own opinions and experiences, alongside some psychological research. This podcast is for entertainment and general information only and isn't a substitute for professional advice.

  3. Oct 16

    Why Do We Take Photos We Never Look At Again?

    20,000 photos on your phone. 47 pictures of the same sunset. Screenshots you'll never look at again. Sound familiar? 😂 This week on Fine-ish, we're asking why we take SO many photos only to never look at them again. We explore the psychology behind digital hoarding, why our brains rely on photos to remember things, and whether constantly snapping pictures might actually make us remember less. Plus, Hayley reveals her ridiculous camera roll, Abi admits to photographing absolutely everything, and we discover that sometimes a blurry picture of the floor really isn't that deep. Are we capturing memories, preserving our identities, or just filling up our iCloud storage? Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our own and do not represent those of our employers, organisations or professional affiliations.

  4. Oct 9

    Why do we fall in love so quickly?

    Why can one person take months to fall in love, while someone else is mentally planning the wedding after date two? This week, we’re asking why some of us fall hard and fast. We talk dopamine, oxytocin, attachment styles, limerence and why those intense early feelings might not always mean what we think they do. Plus, Abi reveals why her response to romantic chemistry is less “I’m in love” and more “ABORT MISSION.” Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our own and do not represent those of our employers, organisations or professional affiliations.

  5. Oct 2

    Why do we people please?

    Why is saying “no” so bloody difficult? This week, we’re asking why we people please ; from our need to belong and fear of conflict to childhood experiences and the little everyday things we do to keep everyone else happy. Plus, Abi discovers she might actually be recovering from people pleasing, while Hayley definitely isn’t. Expect psychology, questionable stories and two best friends trying to figure out why we are the way we are. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are our own and do not represent those of our employers, organisations or professional affiliations.

  6. Sep 25

    Why do we lie?

    Why do we lie? This week, we explore the psychology behind lying, from little white lies and protecting ourselves to impression management, compulsive lying and whether we’re actually any good at spotting a liar. The views and opinions shared are our own and are for general discussion and entertainment purposes.

  7. Sep 18

    Why do we procrastinate?

    Why do we put things off even when we know it’ll make life harder later? This week, we explore the psychology behind procrastination, why it’s not simply about being lazy, and what our emotions might have to do with it. The views and opinions shared are our own and are for general discussion and entertainment purposes.

  8. Sep 11

    Why do we ignore red flags in relationships?

    Why do we spot the warning signs and still choose to ignore them? 🚩 In this episode, we explore why red flags can be so easy to overlook. Expect a mix of psychology, personal experiences and plenty of Fine-ish honesty.*The views and opinions shared in this episode are our own and are for general discussion and entertainment purposes.*

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A psychologist and a comedian ask the big WHY questions about human behaviour — mixing psychology, comedy and real-life conversation. No lectures. No jargon. Just figuring out why we do the things we do. Any views, opinions or information shared on Fine-ish are those of the hosts and are for entertainment and general discussion only. They do not represent the views of any employer or organisation the hosts are affiliated with.

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  • Creator
    Hayley
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    36
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Hayley
  • Show Website
    Fine-ish Podcast