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Who Even Are We?

Who Even Are We?

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After millions of downloads and years of oversharing on Am I A Bad Mum?, Katie Mattin and Rachel Thaiday are introducing Who Even Are We.

Who Even Are We? is a twice-weekly podcast about identity shifts, friendships, parenting teens (or nearly teens), marriage, confidence, chaos, and all the things no one prepares you for. From honest confessions to ridiculous stories and conversations that swing from hilarious to heartfelt, nothing is off limits and nothing is polished!

It’s real life, real friendship, and real talk for anyone who’s ever looked around and thought… who even are we now?

2026 Podshape Parenting & Families Relationships
Episodes
  • Pushing my health ideas on to people that don't care!

    Pushing my health ideas on to people that don't care!
    Apr 14 2026

    In this episode we discuss 3 different acts of kindness and how Katie made hers more about herself!

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    15 mins
  • Carrying the Mental Load

    Carrying the Mental Load
    Apr 12 2026

    As Mum's we tend to carry the mental load but is it because our brains are wired differently?? And why do we feel guilt over asking for help? In this episode we chat what we do v what we should be doing!

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    22 mins
  • Is Chat GPT going to replace our doctors?

    Is Chat GPT going to replace our doctors?
    Apr 7 2026

    In this episode we chat about the jobs that could soon be taken by AI. Katie has 2 examples of using AI instead of going to the GP but Rach is NOT convinced!

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    14 mins
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