Girls Next Door

In our most personal episode yet, Holly opens up about the end of her "girls' group chat holiday romance." From the fast-tracked reality of living together to the red flags she couldn't ignore, we’re pulling back the curtain on why some relationships are simply not sustainable.We dive into the "inevitable" three-month mark, the drain on personal energy, and the bizarre world of post-breakup burner accounts and fake narratives. Plus, we introduce a brand new segment: The Burn Book, where we list the behaviors we are leaving behind for good.Stick around for Breakup Confessions, including a wild story of mutual cheating and a high-stakes dog-napping for the sake of "Pickles" the Dachshund. We wrap things up with a "Take Him Back or Walk Away" quick-fire round and a fairy tarot card reading that points to a very bright future.

Get ready for a laugh-out-loud episode as Steph and Holly Davey welcome the iconic Irish comedian Joanne McNally to the studio for Girls Next Door. Fresh off her comedy tour, Joanne dives into everything from her early life being adopted in Ireland to her hilariously unfiltered take on dating and relationships in her 40s.The group compares notes on the gentlemanly (but sometimes chaotic) nature of Irish men versus the "she’ll be right" attitude of Aussie blokes, and Joanne explains the origin of the "Pussy Palace". They also touch on the more serious side of societal expectations, discussing body image and the pressures women face today.In our Confessions segment, things take a bizarre turn as we hear from a listener who dug himself into a hole so deep he might hit the Earth's core: what do you do when you accidentally gift your main girlfriend a necklace belonging to a "side-chick's" dead grandmother?Finally, we wrap up with the Sealed Section, with the awkwardness of "silent" partners in the bedroom and a truly shocking horror story involving a washing machine’s spin cycle.

Welcome back to Girls Next Door! In episode two, Steph and Holly are sorting through the aftermath of their launch party and a mystery marketing campaign that had everyone (including their moms) asking questions. Things take a turn for the dramatic as Steph recounts saving an 80-year-old man from a rip while surfing at "Roadies," only to have the moment lightened by some very confusing "gratitude".The girls also address a "Bachelorette" expose in The Herald Sun and face off in Trauma Checkmate, where stories of stolen silverware and rigged high school dance battles compete for the ultimate crown. Finally, we open the Sealed Section for some truly wild listener submissions—including a woman whose thumb was replaced by her big toe and a date that ended in a very literal "sticky" situation.

It starts as a normal chat… and ends somewhere it probably shouldn’t.