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Maryanne and Jase To The Diary Room

Jase Cordova and Maryanne Goldstraw

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Wriggle into your super low-rise hipster jeans, pop on your thin sparkly scarf, grab your Nokia 3210, and listen in as Maryanne and Jase take you back in time to the birth of reality tv in Australia and relive the show that united families with moments that tore tham apart.Beginning in 2001, we recap every episode of Big Brother Australia available, sprinkling in some personal stories and going heavy on the opinions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Two housemates leave (one human, one canine), four more are nominated, and there's a new weekly task. Also: serious feminist theory, the eviction curse, and The Roast of Blair McDonough. See clips and images from things we have discussed in the show on our social media! Instagram: @TTDRpod Twitter: @TTDRpod TikTok: @TTDRpod Watch along with us by s…
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Todd joins Gretel on the couch for another Saturday special packed with extras including interviews with friends and family, a weird debate on Lisa's worth as a human, and for some reason author of He Died With A Felafel in his Hand John Birmingham is there. Also: we dive into the old big brother website from 2001 and explore Todd fansite, Todd's P…
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Another housemate rides the golf buggy to the big eviction stage in the sky and everyone is upset about it, but not for long because there's a new task and a new wave of nominations to occupy their minds! It's a week of back pain and backstabbing, chickengate and chicken wire, and the addition of a new little friend. See clips and images from thing…
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Dry humping, fave positions, and Italians getting lap dances. A new enemy emerges, there's WAY too much "no homo" talk, and we come to a shocking realisation live on mic that renders us both speechless. It's Big Brother Uncut and the Saturday Special, babey. See clips and images from things we have discussed in the show on our social media! Instagr…
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This week we lose another housemate and three more take their place on the chopping block. One of us gives the inside scoop about Australian reality/competition TV, the evicted housemate causes trouble in their wake, and our opinions on Todd take a sharp left (but how long does it last?). Also, a new task prompts us to tell a shared tale from our p…
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Another week, another task! This time the housemates have to learn and perform circus tricks, but can they stop clowning around long enough to do so? We also witness the aftermath of the eviction, see who is up for nominations this time, and the worst person you know makes a valid point. See clips and images from things we have discussed in the sho…
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In this 18+ edition of TTDR we read out some listener anecdotes and Maryanne tells a disgusting housemate story. The Uncut episode we cover is co-hosted by most recent evictee, Andy, who lets everyone in on all the things we didn't get to see. If you've ever wanted to hear four grown men have a casual discussion about self-pleasure and see Gretel K…
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You didn't think we would skip the special episodes, did you? It's like you don't even know us. In this minisode we cover the inaugural episode of Big Brother Uncut, where for some reason we watch the housemates shower, and listen to them discuss everything they can't air on the daily shows. We also cover the Saturday special where we meet some wei…
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The housemates have a new task, but have they failed on the first day? We also see the fallout from nominations, two housemates have birthdays, they all put on a very bad talent show, and someone is evicted. See clips and images from things we have discussed in the show on our social media! Instagram: @TTDRpod Twitter: @TTDRpod Watch along with us …
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The first week in the Big Brother house is all about getting to know each other, and the first task is designed to help with exactly that. Our new friends do their first grocery order, have their first emergency exit, and participate in their first nominations round. Who would we nominate and why? You'll find out! (Please note: In this episode we h…
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In our first episode we meet the very first housemates in Big Brother Australia history and make our initial assessments. Having seen this series when it aired but being too young to be the target audience, we discuss what we remember of the housemates and the house. There's also some gushing about Gretel Killeen. (Please note: In this episode we h…
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This episode, Mary Lou shares some more recollections of Kurt Cobain and shares her thoughts and feelings as we approach the 25th anniversary of his tragic death. If any of you our listeners and friends are struggling with depression, there is help available so please know you are not alone. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_line…
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This week on February 20, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain would have turned 52. Episode 8 is the first in a series which sees Mary Lou tell the story of how she met Kurt, how their relationship began, the early '90s and the storm that was about to unleash. A fascinating look into the burgeoning Grunge scene and the beginning of Nirvana's sharp traject…
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This week Mary Lou and Maryanne discuss Bird Box, the new music they've been listening to including Better Oblivion Community Centre, Ryan Adams, Jenny Lewis, Tim Bluhm and The Lemonheads. They discuss the Bikini Kill reformation shows that were just announced which leads to the topic of Courtney Love.…
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This week Mary Lou and Maryanne talk to Michael Adams about meeting the Beatles the first time they played on The Ed Sullivan Show, seeing them at Shea Stadium, being in a high school band with The Stooges' James Williamson, having Susan Day as a lab partner and working on The Exorcist. We find out how the hell all of that happened!…
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Our first ever guest is the super talented and super sweet singer songwriter Phoebe Bridgers! Mary Lou and Maryanne spoke to Phoebe when she was recently in Boston during the Boy Genius tour, Boy Genius being Phoebe Bridgers, Julien Baker and Lucy Dacus' new collaborative venture. They talk busking, mumbletwang and Elliott Smith as well as life on …
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In this episode, Mary Lou tells Maryanne a somewhat rambling story about Russ Kunkel and Jimmy Buffett. The story starts out with Mary Lou having dinner with Irving Azoff at the Ivy in LA, and ends with her naked, in a GLASS elevator in a hotel in West Palm Beach, just after having dinner with Jimmy Buffett and his daughter Savannah. It's like a we…
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How the hell did that happen? Well that’s a good question! We thought it was a good question anyway and we hope you, our good listeners do too, we being Boston based singer-songwriter Mary Lou Lord and Melbourne based musician and music writer Maryanne Window. Mary Lou and Maryanne have been musical collaborators for the past 6 years. Having connec…
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Nisha Zenoff offers support, guidance and wisdom from others who have experienced the unspeakable loss of the death of a child, as well as her personal story after the death of her beloved 17-year-old son, Victor, and her insight as a grief counselor and psychotherapist. Charting the long path from the worst possible nightmare, shock, trauma, and o…
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Struggling with chronic fatigue, depression, anxiety? Want to get unmedicated? Madisyn Taylor is today a world-renowned expert in personal development and alternative healing methodologies and co-founder of one of the internet’s most popular inspirational websites—DailyOM. But before she guided millions of people on the path toward wellness she str…
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What are dreams? Have you ever woken up screaming...or blissfully cradled in love? Dreams are not just white noise or something that happens to you while you sleep; they are the secret language of your unconscious. So often when we awake we find that our dreams have either evaporated like mist or seem to be just on the edge of our memory. Many peop…
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Buy this! Take care of me! Sign this! We need you! Watch this! HeatherAsh Amara shows you how to awaken and consciously tend your inner energy in a crazy busy world that is constantly trying to hook your attention. We’ll explore the idea of how to use whatever work you are doing—whether it is something you love or something to pay the rent—as a way…
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Rebecca Costa “There can be no greater advantage than certainty of the future. Not in nature. Not in business. Not in governance.” So begins Rebecca Costa’s much awaited exploration of foresight: “the crowning achievement of human ambition.” According to Costa, never before has the information needed to avert danger, get the jump ahead of others, o…
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Michael Gelb As the current workforce has become more diverse and less hierarchical, connection, and its good friend, collaboration, are more important than ever. More of us can step into the role of leaders who guide others to discover a sense of meaning, purpose, and connection in the workplace. Leaders need to be flexible and adaptable in their …
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John Travis When John W. Travis, MD, lauded as one of the founding fathers of the wellness movement, became a parent, he was shocked to discover how unprepared he was for the emotional challenges of parenthood. With his wife and colleague, Meryn Callander, he shares the story of their confident plunge into parenthood and the unraveling of that conf…
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Danielle Dulsky What threatens us about the words WILD, or WITCH? What feels good? How can we pause and conjure the power of the archetypal feminine? Is your Wild Woman calling you...or out of control? Danielle Dulsky is a long-time activist for wild woman spirituality and the divine feminine's return. She shares simple, accessible, powerful ways t…
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Steven Gaines Growing up gay in Brooklyn in the 60s, Steven found that nobody knew what to do with him. Despairing, bullied by the guys at the corner candy store, he went to the back of his grandfather's bra and girdle store, punched the glass pane out of a window and sawed his wrists and forearms on the shards of glass, narrowly avoiding death. Hi…
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Dr. Susan Bartell Clutter: we've all got some somewhere. And it affects us. Ever gone head-to-head with your significant other over what to pack and what to trash? According to a new national study by SpareFoot, 90% of Americans in a relationship admit if they knew there wouldn’t be consequences, they’d get rid of some of their significant other’s …
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Jenniffer Weigel Since the dawn of time, people have been fascinated by those who claim to have extraordinary psychic abilities. It is safe to say that many of those psychics are either extraordinary frauds or extraordinarily deluded. But could some of them be legitimate, with real gifts that can be used to help and heal? For 20 years, Emmy Award-w…
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Suzanne Scurlock-Durana Traumatic experiences are a part of any life—from the emotional shock of someone’s careless words in childhood to intense physical injuries to life-threatening emergencies to assaults. Unresolved trauma becomes lodged in our body, blocking the ability of its communication system to share its wisdom. So we flounder when makin…
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Sandra Marinella Most of us have a story inside waiting to be told. Sandra Marinella can help. She’s done years of pioneering work with veterans and cancer patients, as well as teaching writing and researching its profound healing properties. Riveting true stories illustrate her methods for understanding, telling, and editing personal stories in wa…
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Stephanie Carnes Sex addicts don't always show their deepest sexual desires to their loved ones. How can you tell whether your partner is simply behaving badly or truly suffers from a disease called sex addiction? When you discover that the person you loved and trusted most in the world is hiding from you, the result can be devastating. Sex addicti…
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Scott Stabile If anyone had a right to curl up in a ball and give up, it was Scott Stabile. His parents were murdered when he was fourteen. Nine years later, his brother died of a heroin overdose. He joined a cult and wrenched himself out of it after thirteen years. But all the while, Stabile was learning to do things like forgive the man who murde…
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Kamaria Powell If you’ve never felt like one religion was right for you, you’re not alone. 20% of Americans do not identify with any religion, and one-third of adults under the age of 30 classify themselves as spiritual but not religious. And then there's the question of enlightenment. Sitting between the saint and the sinner at church, Kamaria Pow…
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Thersea McKeown You’re a kid, you’re special, and you matter! Theresa McKeown shares a lively, enriching book designed for the enthusiastic child - and the child at heart. Twenty-six works of art, one for each letter of the alphabet, illustrate a character trait, and each one gets its own bubbly and cheerful poem. Kids get to write what each one me…
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Robert O. Williams What happens when we live all emotions, thoughts, and body feelings as love as opposed to just searching for love? We are free to give to others without need or fear. That is the power of love and pure heart consciousness. Robert O. Williams leads us into the intimate journey of his life through the vivid memories of his unique c…
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Arlene Drake When confronted with an abused child, our first impulse is to drop everything and provide comfort, get him or her out of danger, and find out what the hell is going on at home. It’s obvious that the child is helpless, in trouble, and needs protection. Parents or not, we instinctively know what to do: We take care of the child. But what…
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Clint Emerson Do you know what to do in an active shooter situation, or how to apply trauma medicine after a catastrophic event? What’s the most important thing to do if you’re stuck on a desert island or being boarded by pirates? Retired Navy SEAL Clint Emerson spent 20 years in operations around the globe. Now he’s created the essential survival …
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Virginia Bell We are aging differently from the way we did in the past―we are not only living longer, we are staying healthy and vital longer. We can grow and prosper at any age! Midlife Is Not a Crisis combines astrology, inspiration, and wisdom about aging to empower people to live more fully in the second half of life. It is based on the generat…
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Cathy Wild There’s a depth you’re meant to explore. A flow you’re meant to find, where treasures await discovery. Take a transforming journey into the heart of who you are. Unlock and access your creativity, power, joy, and more. Delve below the surface of your life on an intimate journey through the seven stages of the creative process. Counselor,…
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Robert Weiss Why don’t men get it about cheating? What hurts the most is the lying, manipulating, and secrecy that it inevitably requires. Cheating men are typically unaware of the depth and nature of the pain they have inflicted on their mates. Robert Weiss speaks to the loving but clueless man who has messed up an otherwise healthy relationship, …
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Rachel Harris Ayahuasca, the psychedelic brew from the Amazon rainforest, is now being used (illegally) in North America for individual healing, consciousness exploration, or spirituality! As a result of her own personal experience, research scientist and psychotherapist Rachel Harris created the largest study to date of what happens following an a…
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James Cordova Marriages don’t whine like children or bosses, but we have to pay attention to them or they can get sick or just plain tired. Professor James Cordova of Clark University wrote The Marriage Checkup to help couples assess the strengths and weaknesses of their relationship and to develop strategies for strengthening its health. It’s a tw…
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Winifred Reilly What happens when your marriage is broken but you’re the only one who wants to fix it? We’ve all heard “it takes two” to make a marriage better, but therapist Winifred Reilly noticed that waiting for her change-averse husband to leap up and joyfully embrace her grand plans for remodeling her marriage wasn't working out any better fo…
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Would it kill you to call your mother? You and your sister aren’t speaking...again... If you don’t have a picture-postcard family, where everyone loves one another, roots for one another, and never criticizes one another, listen in. Life coach and retired family therapist Eric Maisel offers useful strategies for dealing with the people you’re conne…
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