Show Notes
In Steph & Laura's catch up today, it's Steph's turn to do the Cosmopolitan Magazine quiz from 2010, so it's time to find out if things are 'exciting' or 'a little too tame' in the bedroom! 🤭 There may also be a conversation about showering afterwards that sparks a bit of a debate too!
Plus, we were sent a D&M from KICPOD listener Christina asking for some advice after her parents promised to pay for her wedding, but then pulled out at the last minute when she was locked in to some hefty contracts.
SPECIAL SHARES:
Laura part 1 – And Just Like That, Sex And The City follow up series on Binge… well sort of
Laura part 2 – Glamourous, series with Kim Cattrall from Sex And The City
Steph – 3 Happiness Pillars Everyone Needs to Know, with Dr Rangan Chatterjee - 10 min ‘Diary of a CEO’ episode
Kic UPDATE:
Our first ever Gym Program is here! Lift - part of our KICSTRONG Program, is coming soon to the Kic app and launching on the 30th of July! It's a 12 week progressive program developed by our amazing head trainer, Danny Kennedy, designed to help you build confidence in the gym, push your limits and achieve your fitness goals. As part of the program we're also launching exercise swaps with progressions and regressions so you can perfect your form, level up and make the most of your gym session. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
More from KIC POD
While we're on holidays we wanted to share some conversations we've had on other podcasts that you mightn't have heard before.
Jelena Dokic is an Australian tennis legend. She reached world number 4 and won 6 singles titles before retiring in 2014 and transitioning to a career in media. Alongside her commentating career, Jelena has written two books ‘Unbreakable’ and ‘Fearless,’ in which she opens up about her story of survival.
New hair…new Steph? Steph cut her hair into a bob and the results have been…surprising.
Julie Borninkhoff is a clinical psychologist, mum and CEO of PANDA: Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia, an organisation committed to supporting the mental health of parents and families during pregnancy and in their first year of parenthood.
Ins & outs are OUT. Instead we’re focussing on the small things that we can do to make a big difference in 2024. We asked you what you want to bring into 2024 and we were overwhelmed by your responses, so if you’re looking for some new year inspo, get your pen and paper ready.