Gatecrashers, royalty and deranged morning routines

Gatecrashers, royalty and deranged morning routines

Liz and Brian’s husband and wife’s morning routine has changed drastically. Just when they thought they’d discovered a nice quiet hidey-hole to indulge in some golfy meditation, a bunch of rude gatecrashers (and a soggy beast) forced Liz to act quite strangely.

Talking of strange…

In this week’s episiode we discuss the glorious habits of the Queen’s alkie sister, why Brian feels inferior to a hunk who never sleeps and what ON EARTH we will tell our 19-year-old daughter, Tess, when she comes home for Christmas and is faced with a crappy lucky bag.

 


 

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Couples Who Overshare

Couples Who Overshare

In this week’s episode, husband and wife Liz and Brian set out to discover if it is healthy for a couple to spill the beans about personal stuff online. Reveal all.

Is it really necessary to wash those filthy sheets in public, or should ‘things like that’ be folded neatly into a square and rammed into the top drawer with the flowery hankies? Let’s find out…

While we’re at it, you’ll also hear about rabbits, breasts, and Michael’s best friend, Viagra.

Enjoy!

 

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Sonny. How’s Life Online? (Behind The Scenes)

Sonny. How’s Life Online? (Behind The Scenes)

Sonny, our son, is now 22. (I still can’t quite get my head around that one). 

It has been two years since Sonny last joined me for a chat on the podcast (the podcast that he and I started together), and A LOT has changed in his life since then.

Sit back, listen and enjoy as Sonny and Liz talk about breakups, the damage of social media, making money online and how it feels to be the main character in your mother’s book…

 

 

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Unwanted News

Unwanted News

In the five years that this podcast has been going, this week’s episode was the hardest one to record.

For those who have been with us for a while, you will know we try our hardest to promote honesty and transparency. We like to keep it real. Sometimes (for those who have read my book) maybe a little too real.
I’m not one for tricking people. Making things look better than they are. So, as hard as it was to make this episode, it was necessary. 

You see, we are the same, you and me. We laugh at the same things, and we cry at the same things, too. And knowing that you are there for me and I for you makes us both feel stronger.

Thank you for allowing me to lean on you this week.

 

 

 

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Confessions of a Newbie Author

Confessions of a Newbie Author

Looking back, I was so wet behind the ears I’m surprised I didn’t drown. 

Two years ago, I announced to the world that I would be writing, publishing and marketing my first-ever book with no clue what lay ahead. Ahh…isn’t ignorance bliss… 

But as challenging as it has been, writing and publishing my book is STILL the best thing I have ever done. 

In this week’s special edition podcast, Brian and I are celebrating something we have been working on for months: the AUDIOBOOK of the Travel Bog Diaries (narrated by me and produced by Brian) is now ready and available to purchase!

Links to the book:

If you are in the USA and are new to Audible, use THIS LINK and get your FREE copy of The Travel Bog Diaries Here!

If you are in the UK and are new to Audible, use THIS LINK to get your FREE copy of the Travel Bog Diaries Here!

You can also get the Travel Bog Diaries from Spotify, iTunes, Amazon or your favourite audiobook retailer!

To mark this special occasion, Brian is steering the It’s a Drama Podcast ship as Liz takes you behind the scenes and into the life of a first-time author and audiobook narrator by answering personal questions that close friends and long-time listeners have kindly submitted.

Questions include:

Did writing this book and making the audiobook affect your marriage?

What was the hardest part of the audiobook process?

How did the kids feel about being so exposed in the book?

Was making this book anything like you expected?

Enjoy!

 

 

 

(Links and photos of the barn and the little wooden boats from the famous chapter in Croatia are over on the website)

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Proverb: “Man who work non stop has small sausage”

Proverb: “Man who work non stop has small sausage”

You leave your home to go “away” for a few weeks and believe that everything will be Puuurfecct.

You tell yourself you’ll relax. Take massages. Eat out (without complaining).

Wrong.

Join Liz and Bri this week as they open a can of sausages (small ones) and share the highs and lows of being away from home for 5 weeks.

They reveal the gourmet and gross food they’ve eaten in New Zealand, the things they’ve ditched and discovered since being away, and Brian blurts out his problem with little dogs…

Enjoy!

 


 

(Links and photos over on the website link!)

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