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Ladies, We Need To Talk

ABC Australia
Mental Health
Women's Health
Relationships
Intimacy
Dating Apps
Mental Load
Perimenopause
Motherhood
Body Image
Communication
Loneliness
Endometriosis
Consent
Depression
Infidelity
Anxiety
Women Empowerment
Misogyny
Therapy
Parenting

Ladies, We Need to Talk goes deep on the women's health and relationship issues that are setting your group chat on fire. Come hang with the fabulous Yumi Stynes as she takes a candid, non-judgemental and often hilarious look at the deeply personal stuff that's hard to bring up, even with your closest mates. You'll meet incredible experts to help you improve your wellness, manage the mental load; ... more

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Latest Episodes

For all her life, Chloe Hayden, star of Heartbreak High, has struggled to get doctors to take her health complaints seriously. And sheโ€™s not alone.

Autistic women have poorer physical and mental health than neurotypical people. From shorter life ex... more

"It can be difficultโ€ฆwhen your approach to socialising and relationships doesn't look like what other people might expect."

There's a long-held stereotype that autistic people are not empathetic and aren't interested in relationships. The reality is... more

For decades autism was thought of as a "boy thing" and girls were overlooked by science. According to research, three boys are diagnosed with autism for every girl. While experts point to genetic differences, there are other reasons why girls often g... more

"It's only been in recent years that I've had a public platform and people have asked me specifically about being autistic."

In the first episode of this special four-part series, Grace Tame speaks candidly with Yumi Stynes about her experiences as ... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Lori Brotto
Professor of obstetrics and gynecology; researcher focused on women's sexual health
University of British Columbia; Women's Health Research Institute
Episode: Orgasm coach Dr Lori Brotto
Antoinette Lattouf
A broadcaster who sued the ABC for unlawful termination
Ette Media (post-episode)
Episode: Antoinette Lattouf opens up on fight with the ABC
Dr. Karin Hammarberg
Researcher and expert in women's health; IVF clinician
Monash University
Episode: Are you mum or grandma? Having a baby at 47
Nikki Britton
Actor, writer, comedian; advocate for monogamy in this episode
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Episode: One true love or many: Monogamy vs. open relationships
Aleks Trkulja
Sex and relationships therapist; supporter of ENM
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Episode: One true love or many: Monogamy vs. open relationships
Pav Nanayakkara
Gynaecological surgeon and hysterectomy specialist
Gynaecology clinic (as described)
Episode: Goodbye uterus: Life after a hysterectomy
Hannah Korrel
Registered psychologist with a PhD in neuroscience
Independent
Episode: Is your attachment style messing with your love life?
Dr. Kayla Steele
Clinical psychologist at the Black Dog Institute
Black Dog Institute
Episode: Family Feuds: Is estrangement the new normal?
Felicity Ward
Comedian, actor and writer; public figure sharing personal journey
Independent/Various projects
Episode: Felicity Ward: Welcome to the F*ck zone

Host

Yumi Stynes
Host of the show

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 5.6k ratings
  • ABC again with their WOKE bias agenda

    Incredibly one-sided and more like an echo chamber than an actual discussion. Every guest seemed to share the same leftie or Greens perspective, with zero attempt to include anyone with a right viewpoint.

    Good journalism should explore different perspectives, not just reinforce your own opinions. The bias was obvious and made the episode feel more like political advocacy than balanced discussion. Woke bias agenda! ABC, do better!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Beaislistening
    Australia18 days ago
  • Putrid

    Putrid, woke, misandrist, victimhood garbageโ—๏ธ

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Grateful1Greatful
    Australia19 days ago
  • Thank you!

    That affirming feeling when one of my favourite pods has a host from another favourite pod on as a guest! I love every episode of the Ladies and have listened for many years, but this recent one with Antoinette was so moving I had to leave a review! Thanks Yumi!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ohisj
    Australia23 days ago
  • Do The Right Thing

    Essential interview with Antoinette Lattouf. Trend in USA is for journalists going independent. And now in Aus ๐Ÿ˜ž. Congratulations to Antoinette remaining true to journalism, doing her job - reporting facts! Apparently some facts are more forbidden than others. Thank you Yumi Stynes for your courage to simply do the right thing and provide a voice. ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿพ

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DiannaArt
    Australiaa month ago
  • Sex Disasters with Lizzy Hoo

    I have re listened to this so many times & each time I laugh my head off ! Itโ€™s fantastic! Love listening to

    all your podcasts Yumi ๐Ÿ’•๐Ÿ’•๐Ÿ’• thank you ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tanya Taylor Hair boutique
    Australiaa month ago

Listeners Say

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Guests and topics are consistently engaging, blending expertise with real-life stories.
Listeners praise honest, funny, and insightful discussions that cover topics from motherhood to sexuality with warmth.
The host's empathetic interviewing style and range of guests are repeatedly highlighted as a strength.

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Orgasm coach Dr Lori Brotto
Q: Dr. Lori, is there a way for women listening to increase their orgasms or the pleasure within their orgasms that they could apply to their lives, like right now?
Begin by normalizing self-touch and masturbation, learn your body and its responses, and use mindfulness to stay grounded in sensation while integrating fantasies or erotica as tools to enhance arousal without losing connection to the body.
Orgasm coach Dr Lori Brotto
Q: Where did my orgasm go? Years ago, I used to be totally fine. And I would say 90% of the time I had sex with my partner. I had no trouble orgasming. Now I have perimenopause and I am so struggling to orgasm on penetration and I miss it.
The respondent explained that most orgasms come from clitoral stimulation and that changes during perimenopause, including hormonal shifts and pelvic floor changes, can reduce responsiveness; strategies include ensuring clitoral stimulation during intercourse and possibly consulting a pelvic floor physiotherapist to improve control, with consideration of age-related shifts.
PMOS: Infertility, beards and BS
Q: What exactly is PCOS and why does it affect so many aspects of health beyond the ovaries?
PCOS is a hormonal condition with irregular periods, high androgens, and insulin resistance; it affects reproductive, metabolic, dermatological, and mental health due to the mixed hormonal environment.
Antoinette Lattouf opens up on fight with the ABC
Q: Did you regret being so open about your mental health and personal experiences?
No; she emphasizes that speaking out aligned with her values of public-interest journalism and humanity, and she would do it again despite the costs.
Antoinette Lattouf opens up on fight with the ABC
Q: What happened in court that day, Antoinette?
She describes a grueling cross-examination over two days, where the ABC tried to minimize the impact of their actions on her mental health and questioned her legitimacy, while she testified to the harm and fought for vindication and reform.

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What is Ladies, We Need To Talk about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Conversations center on women's health, relationships, parenting, and mental well-being, often blending personal stories with expert insights. Episodes cover topics like motherhood at older ages, hysterectomy and gynecological health, attachment and relationship dynamics, family estrangement, and queer parenting, all delivered with warmth, humor, and practical takeaways. The show tends to host a mix of medical professionals, researchers, and everyday women sharing lived experience, making it a bridge between clinical context and real-world life; the format appears to emphasize empathy, candidness, and actionable guidance. A standout trait is the willingness to tackle taboos and sensitive topics with honesty and levity, which likely appeals ... more

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2. Antoinette Lattouf
3. Dr. Karin Hammarberg
4. Nikki Britton
5. Aleks Trkulja
6. Pav Nanayakkara
7. Hannah Korrel
8. Dr. Kayla Steele

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