Ms Sundays

In this episode Sonia and Annelise talk about cooking, the movie Chef, The Katering Show, and a few other, non-food related TV shows that neither of them can remember right now.

This week Sonia and Annelise chat (sans Sarah, sadly) about books, TV show and chips, all the while accidentally making phallic shapes with super sand.

This week we chat about our worry about sounding stupid in this podcast, what Sarah and Sonia would name their potential future children and the ethics of libraries. We then review The Faraway Nearby by Rebecca Solnit, My Story by Julia Gillard and the first season of Orange is the New Black.

In this episode we tackle the giant topic of kids - having them, wanting them (or not), and the way women are so often thought about in relation to motherhood, even when they're not mothers.

In this week's episode we chat about social media - what motivates us to use it, what we like/don't like about it, and who of the three of us is the most prolific user...

To honour International Women's Day, this episode is all about feminism. We each share our journeys towards embracing the term for ourselves, as well as discussing the TV series Judith Lucy's All Woman, the All About Women festival, and the first all-female panel on ABC's Q&A.

This episode includes a little more conversation about the idea of dressing for other people and self-esteem (following on from last week), as well as a brief discussion on using Miss, Ms or Mrs. We then realised we were running out of time and squeezed in reviews of Citizenfour, Still Alice (the book and the movie), and A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth.

In our first episode we spend a little bit of time introducing the idea of the podcast to Sarah, then we review Viennettas and discuss whether or not it's ever okay to comment on someone's weight, or on what they're wearing.