Parenting doesn’t break in straight lines—and neither do we. Today we sit with the mess and meaning of raising kids in a world that moves too fast: a 3½-year-old flipping from cuddly to combative, a seven-year-old overwhelmed by karaoke lights, and those heavy days where dishes, deadlines, and “Daddy, play with me” all collide. We talk about the moments that sting—“I hate you,” slammed doors, shop-floor tantrums—and what might be going on underneath. Home is where kids feel safest, so it’s w...
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Parenting doesn’t break in straight lines—and neither do we. Today we sit with the mess and meaning of raising kids in a world that moves too fast: a 3½-year-old flipping from cuddly to combative, a seven-year-old overwhelmed by karaoke lights, and those heavy days where dishes, deadlines, and “Daddy, play with me” all collide. We talk about the moments that sting—“I hate you,” slammed doors, shop-floor tantrums—and what might be going on underneath. Home is where kids feel safest, so it’s w...
Episode 12 | Money and Modern Life: Why Saving is So Hard?
The Untold Podcast
44 minutes
5 months ago
Episode 12 | Money and Modern Life: Why Saving is So Hard?
This week, we’re diving into the brutal financial reality facing millions in the UK. With a BBC headline claiming “1 in 10 have no savings,” we ask: is it actually much worse than that? We talk about: Living hand-to-mouth in 2024The impact of credit cards, Klarna, and buy-now-pay-later cultureThe broken education system that never taught us about moneyRising bills, low wages, and how the system keeps us brokeSocial media pressure and why so many are stuck in the comparison trapWe also get rea...
The Untold Podcast
Parenting doesn’t break in straight lines—and neither do we. Today we sit with the mess and meaning of raising kids in a world that moves too fast: a 3½-year-old flipping from cuddly to combative, a seven-year-old overwhelmed by karaoke lights, and those heavy days where dishes, deadlines, and “Daddy, play with me” all collide. We talk about the moments that sting—“I hate you,” slammed doors, shop-floor tantrums—and what might be going on underneath. Home is where kids feel safest, so it’s w...
