(OVER)SHARE

iHeart Australia, Hannah Ferrier & Phoebe Burgess

Phoebe Burgess and Hannah Ferrier have a lot to say - and very little they’re not prepared to share.   On (Over)Share, journalist and content creator Phoebe Burgess and Below Deck star Hannah Ferrier get into the conversations that often don’t even make the group chat on relationships, dating, marriage, divorce, sex, parenting, friendships, careers, money, bodies, ageing - and all the other stuff that gets more complicated as life goes on. You know the moment you realise you are so stretched being the mum, the partner, the ex, the ‘divorcee’, the employee, the friend, the organiser, the fixer - and somewhere in the middle of it all you start wondering where you went?  Phoebe and Hannah have lived very different lives, have very different opinions and absolutely won’t agree on everything. Each week they bring their own stories, questionable decisions, strong takes and unsolicited advice to the things everyone is talking about - and plenty of things we probably should be talking about more.  It’s funny, personal, occasionally inappropriate, and always honest.  Nothing’s off limits. Probably too much information. That’s (Over)Share.

Episodes

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    Phoebe Burgess on the headlines she’s never really talked about

    For their first ever (Over)Share, Hannah Ferrier and Phoebe Burgess reveal how their unlikely friendship started, and just how much they still have to learn about each other.  Hannah starts digging into Phoebe Burgess’ past, and Phoebe has finally decided she’s ready to go there.  Phoebe opens up about the breakdown of her marriage, the future she thought she was building and what it took to start again with two young children. She talks moving back in with her parents, the parts of her life that played out publicly, and why she’s finally at a point where she feels proud of how she got through it.   Hannah also wants to know what the headlines missed, and how different the person behind them is from the one people think they know.   Plus, the pair reveal their very questionable first impressions of each other, how their unlikely friendship began and the drunk dial that may have sealed the deal.  In the next few episodes they both dive further into the headlines that followed them over the years. Phoebe gets into Hannah’s Below Deck exit, anxiety and then Hannah comes back to the media storm that was Phoebe’s life for so many years.    Welcome to (Over)Share. Nothing’s better left unsaid.    THE END BITS If anything discussed in this episode brings something up for you, support is available through Lifeline on 13 11 14. Follow us on instagram/ TikTok @oversharethepodcast  HOSTED BY: Hannah Ferrier & Phoebe Burgess  PRODUCED BY: Sally Best  VIDEO EDITORS: Becky Lilyman & Phoebe Edwards EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Shauna Anderson SET: A big thank you to Cozey for helping us bring the (Over)Share set to life. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the Land on which we have recorded this podcast. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Phoebe Burgess and Hannah Ferrier have a lot to say - and very little they’re not prepared to share.   On (Over)Share, journalist and content creator Phoebe Burgess and Below Deck star Hannah Ferrier get into the conversations that often don’t even make the group chat on relationships, dating, marriage, divorce, sex, parenting, friendships, careers, money, bodies, ageing - and all the other stuff that gets more complicated as life goes on. You know the moment you realise you are so stretched being the mum, the partner, the ex, the ‘divorcee’, the employee, the friend, the organiser, the fixer - and somewhere in the middle of it all you start wondering where you went?  Phoebe and Hannah have lived very different lives, have very different opinions and absolutely won’t agree on everything. Each week they bring their own stories, questionable decisions, strong takes and unsolicited advice to the things everyone is talking about - and plenty of things we probably should be talking about more.  It’s funny, personal, occasionally inappropriate, and always honest.  Nothing’s off limits. Probably too much information. That’s (Over)Share.

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