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Ladies, We Need To Talk

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

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

Celebrities and everyday women are shrinking before our eyes. So how do we have conversations about our bodies when they're the source of renewed scrutiny?

Yumi Stynes sits down with Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett, journalist Demi Lynch and p... more

Getting an ADHD diagnosis while going through perimenopause helped explain the quiet bubbling rage and feelings of inadequacy that Myf Warhust had been dealing with her whole life.

Discovering she had ADHD mid-life has been life changing for Myf but... more

What's the key to a long-lasting, happy relationship?

Grand gestures and date nights might cause a momentary flare, but successful couples know there's more to it than that.

How do they fight, divide the load, and keep their intimacy hot when life ... more

What does free speech mean if women can't afford to defend it? And what happens when the law meant to protect reputations is used to silence women speaking out about alleged sexual violence?

Jennifer Robinson is one of the world's most recognisable ... more

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Recent Guests

Libby Trickett
Olympic gold medallist and mother of five
Episode: Ultra-thinness is back: how to talk about our bodies
Demi Lynch
Journalist, fat activist and creator of FATernise
FATernise
Episode: Ultra-thinness is back: how to talk about our bodies
Janet Lowndes
Psychologist and director of an eating disorder clinic in Melbourne
Episode: Ultra-thinness is back: how to talk about our bodies
Myf Warhurst
Australian broadcaster, writer and Spicks and Specks team captain
Spicks and Specks
Episode: "No one really talked about it:" Myf Warhurst on menopause and her ADHD diagnosis
Gemma Cribb
Clinical psychologist who works with couples and single people
Episode: The secrets to a happy relationship (they're not what you think)
Jennifer Robinson
International human rights lawyer focused on violence against women and defamation reform
Independent/Attorney
Episode: How the law silences women— Jennifer Robinson
Heejung Chung
Professor of Work, Organization and Technology; Director, Global Institute for Women's Leadership
King's College London
Episode: Why tradwife content is so seductive
Dr. Prudence Flowers
Historian; senior lecturer at Flinders University; author on US right-to-life movement; member of South Australian Abortion Action Coalition
Flinders University; South Australian Abortion Action Coalition
Episode: Our bodies, our choice. But are abortion rights under threat?
Dr. Keersten Fitzgerald
GP researching education and training of GPs in medical abortion
GP in Sydney area
Episode: Our bodies, our choice. But are abortion rights under threat?

Hosts

Yumi Stynes
Host of the show; leads conversations and introduces guests
Grace Tame
Autistic advocate; host/interviewer in autistic-focused segments

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 5.8k ratings
  • Great Podcast

    This podcast is both entertaining and informative. I’m a guy and I enjoy listening and learning about the topics covered. Keep up the good work ladies.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FabulousLobster
    Australiaa month ago
  • Best podcast ever!

    I’ve been binge listening to Ladies, We Need to Talk for a couple of weeks now, and Yumi’s ability to continually present topics of extreme relevance to me is astounding. Best podcast series I’ve ever listened to. Keep up the fantastic work, ladies 😍

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Hindleg63
    Australia4 months ago
  • Thank you

    Thankyou Yumi this podcast has been a saving grace for me throughout my young adult life to now mid adult life. My life, my views how I interact with the world has changed through listening to this podcast. Thankyou for advocating for women for the space a platform to explore and question and make changes thank you for giving us all a voice.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emlittle09
    Australia4 months ago
  • Love, Love, Love Ladies

    Welcome back - have missed LWNTT. This is such a wonderful podcast, thank you for having these open and honest conversations in a fun and engaging manner. It is educational and enjoyable all rolled into one sweet sweet podcast treat!

    Thanks for all your hard work to get this to us, knowledge is power and in this case also empowering, so keep up the great work LWNTT team & the listeners who contribute their personal stories to the episodes ❤️ Thanks for changing cover art back after the Grace Ta... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Walkinginformed
    Australia4 months ago
  • Grace Tame

    Disappointed that this podcast is promoting someone who chanted such a disturbing phrase at rallies earlier this year. Very tone deaf ABC

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ash⭐️💫☄️🌟
    Australia4 months ago

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Praise for empathetic handling of tough topics and expert context.
Listeners praise honesty, relatability, and practical insights.
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Fans appreciate diverse guest voices and candid discussions that empower women.
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The secrets to a happy relationship (they're not what you think)
Q: What do couples who have an active sex life over a long period of time have in common, do you think?
Cribb says they schedule sex, explaining that prioritising something requires putting it on the schedule.
The secrets to a happy relationship (they're not what you think)
Q: What are the behaviours that create that really good friendship?
Cribb describes keeping in touch with each other's inner world, regularly asking meaningful questions, expressing fondness and admiration, and responding attentively to everyday needs.
"No one really talked about it:" Myf Warhurst on menopause and her ADHD diagnosis
Q: Myf, can you help us understand prior to diagnosis, what were some of your coping mechanisms?
Warhurst says she used alcohol to self-medicate and describes addictive behaviors, risk-taking and difficulty regulating emotions. She also relied on work and a busy schedule for stimulation.
"No one really talked about it:" Myf Warhurst on menopause and her ADHD diagnosis
Q: Myf, what did going through menopause around the same time as your friends teach you about rage?
Warhurst describes a period of bleakness that she and her friends met with laughter, and says the physical changes of menopause affected their whole bodies as hormone levels fell.
Ultra-thinness is back: how to talk about our bodies
Q: What is the healthiest way to talk to children about their bodies when they see idols or people around them getting drastically thinner?
Janet Lowndes recommends not celebrating weight loss, modelling neutral and respectful ways to talk about bodies and eating, exposing children to body diversity, and seeking help when needed.

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This show centers on women's health, relationships, and personal growth, often blending personal narratives with expert context. Episodes frequently cover topics like infidelity, unconventional parenting, dating, sex life, and grief, with therapists, researchers, and public figures contributing practical insights. The format tends to mix intimate storytelling with evidence-based guidance, creating a space that is candid, supportive, and sometimes provocative. A notable strength is its willingness to tackle sensitive subjects with empathy and humor, making complex issues accessible for listeners navigating similar life challenges.

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Recent guests on Ladies, We Need To Talk include:

1. Libby Trickett
2. Demi Lynch
3. Janet Lowndes
4. Myf Warhurst
5. Gemma Cribb
6. Jennifer Robinson
7. Heejung Chung
8. Dr. Prudence Flowers

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