When two single mums come together to talk about the realisation of their marriages ending. Chatting all about the new challenges and changes one goes through and managing it around your children whilst trying to heal. Come and join us on our journey and we would love to hear anything you want to share to. Email us on notasweplannedpodcast@gmail.com NEW EPISODE EVERY THURS! Producer: Tristan Hehir... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family |
Marking episode 40 with our first ever live podcast with an audience! We never would have dreamed we could get here and this quickly and that’s because of all our amazing listeners so thank you! We talk about the other woman meeting your kids, how to... more
We talk about second chances and if they really work, befriending the ex girlfriend and girl boss energy vibes only. more
It's another dating episode and this might be the most shocking one yet! The stories had us on the edge of our seats, in fits of laughter and then a surprise confession from one of the hosts! more
We share your bad scenarios in your relationships which you found yourself in but still stayed! Normalising staying and it’s not always easy to leave. Witnessing Tash’s new glow and hearing from a now happy couple who took on our advice Producer: Tri... more
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This podcast gives me life. You girls have me in tears both happy and sad. It's so relatable and has helped me in many ways. You give people the hope they need to get through the hard times and that is so hard. I can't wait for Thursday's. Love you guys keep doing what your doing.
Absolutely love this podcast! I recommend it to all my friends, single and married. It’s funny, insightful, emotional, and brilliant! Thanks ladies, keep ‘em coming!
Should be streamed EVERYWHERE most relatable podcast ever being a single mum to my 3 year old son , and going through that is such a mentally tough challenge that’s rarely spoken about these girls have got me through so much
I love your podcast, I watch it every week. It’s amazing and it’s always very funny. XX
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