Is It Just Me?: Recent Episodes
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Is It Just Me - a podcast series for fertile minds. Angela Catterns and Wendy Harmer share their experiences and debate their observations and conclusions about everyday life. Two of Australia's best broadcasters, they met only recently, through work. In this 16-part series, Wendy and Ange talk frankly about issues that often don't make the headlines. And they have a few laughs in the process.
If you've noticed a lack of Is It Just Me, it's not because there is a lack of Angela and Wendy, as they explain.
In this penultimate episode of Season 2, Wendy and Ange discuss what vanity can drive you to do and they revisit a couple of thorny old topics - prams and the paucity of red bits on a certain savory biscuit.
Sailing around Cape Horn and reading Proust in French? They both get a mention as Wendy and Ange deliberate over the definitive 'bucket list'.
Are you a happy or a sad person? How do you know? Wend and Ange put a test to the test.
Wendy and Ange ponder the mysteries of memory, toast democracy and share some mottos to live by.
Wendy's got itchy feet and Ange has some tips on buying petrol and the perils of falling for sales gimmicks at the service station.
Ange and Wendy discuss buying paint, bad billboards, boyfriends that might have been and a new type of household rubbish.
The evil lure of fitness gear, sniffing out your soul mate, paranoid partners and vast bosoms are all up for discussion in this episode.
Ange and Wendy ask whether "special" days have any real meaning? And learning to love your body is hard enough - how much can you help anyone else to love their's?
Our peerless podcasters are back! In Episode 1 of Season 2, Ange and Wend are puzzled by personalised number-plates; reflect on the end of newspapers ; and wonder how well they'd survive Survivor.
In this episode Ange and Wendy scrutinise the clean shaven legs of cyclists, reminisce about first crushes, and try to fathom the excesses of useless little stickers.
Ange and Wendy go on safari and look at the ways we document our lives plus a daughter's dilemma about her mother's decision to have cosmetic surgery.
Ange and Wendy discuss whether TV is worth watching these days, the ancient art of handwriting and what makes so many rock clips offensive.
Ange and Wendy look at the Olympics, the modern-day post-office and deciding to get involved ... or not.
Ange and Wendy discuss alarms, our love for whales, advice for parents of teenage girls and belts - who needs them?