Show Notes
A mighty fine Christmas special.
It’s been a big year for the Greens – they got married, had a baby, Art hosted a television show and of course interviewed many wonderful guests on the W&G podcast.
This episode is for the people! You asked, and they answer!
Art & Matilda answer questions that were sent in from listeners. The conversations covers it all – from oodles of Green banter (inc Art questioning whether he has boobs), their personal insight into becoming parents for the first time, fears and insecurities, meal planning, tried and testing workouts, how to have difficult conversations and maine coon cats!
Tis the season to be jolly – tune in for some good insight, education and of course a well deserve giggle!
Fa-la-la-la-la
Oh, and keep an eye out for season 4 of Well & Good out early next year!
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