Episodes

Somewhere between careers, responsibilities, calendars and needing three weeks’ notice to catch up with a friend, did we accidentally become… boring?

When men call out misogyny, it matters. And yes, we’d love to see more of it.

Millennials hid their pimples. Gen Z turned them into star-shaped accessories. And honestly? They might be onto something.

Taylor Swift releases new music and gets accused of ruining music. Kylie Minogue performs at the AFL Grand Final and the internet has notes. Madonna is still pushing boundaries at 68 and apparently that’s a problem too.

Why do we keep asking successful women if they feel like frauds?

Sydney Sweeney is back in the middle of another internet meltdown - this time over a very naked sports betting ad.

Women in sport are breaking records, winning ultra-marathons outright, smashing endurance challenges and changing the game for female athletes - so why aren’t we hearing more about them?

Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo and other wealthy women are using their money to fund food banks, reproductive rights and community care, while Dolly Parton leaves behind an extraordinary legacy of giving - from childhood literacy to medical research. Meanwhile, Elon Musk is trying to build civilisation on Mars while people on Earth are asking, “Could we maybe feed the children here first?”

For the first time on Big Yoni Energy, we’re welcoming a special guest into the group chat: Dr Dinali, a real-life GP.

Do sensory deprivation float tanks actually work?

Why are women more likely to be injured in car crashes? Why are office temperatures freezing?

Ever look around and wonder… how is everyone affording this?

What if Hollywood made us fall for red flags?

Are Meta AI Glasses the future… or the beginning of a privacy nightmare?

Why does it suddenly feel like we’re back in the 90s?

Ever wondered what it’s really like to do a 10-day Vipassana retreat? Scotty spent 10 days with no phone, no talking and 11 hours of meditation a day to find out.

Season 2 starts with a question every woman has asked: why are women taught how to avoid male violence instead of men being taught not to commit it?