Show Notes
Welcome, welcome one and all to another episode of The Receipts Podcast! Our girls are back and Tolly has had OFFICIAL confirmation of her height, and it may be a tall order for Audrey to accept the outcome. We also chat about the changing realities of teen pregnancy, closing the age of consent gap AND we hear how Audrey failed in her bid to get extra rations in communion. PLUS, as always, your dilemmas get The Receipts treatment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Hello, hello beautiful people and welcome to today's episode of The Receipts Podcast! As always, our gals are bringing all the chat, including some opinions on when the age gap is giving problematic vibes, as well as getting into your dilemmas, which this week cover subjects from ending workplace stress, just who is the beneficiary in a FWB situ, friendship woes, and if separate beds mean the end of marriage. And if you have a life itch that needs the Tolly and Audrey touch, send your dilemma in to [email protected] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Tolly and Audrey are back with laughs, nostalgia and unfiltered opinions! From the pressure on Black women to stay young and the madness of social media to hilarious childhood memories, the ladies leave nothing untouched. Plus, listener dilemmas tackle relationship insecurities, intimacy, sexual expectations and the anxieties of adulthood. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week on The Receipts, the conversation goes from royal family drama to a much bigger question: what does Black British adulthood actually look like?
Hello, hello beautiful people and welcome to your this week's edition of The Receipts Podcast, in which our gals share some unpopular opinions, we all have them - what are yours? One opinion we're all likely to share is the need to protect our shopping centres at all costs, how else are we expected to spend a rainy day? Plus, Tolly and Audrey watch 'Why Did I Get Married Again', so you don't have to, AND get stuck into some audience dilemmas!