In this special Wimbledon episode, Theo and Andrea are joined by Daily Mail sports journalist Tamara Prenn for a conversation that dives into the culture, chaos, and emotion of modern sport. Tamara shares her unconventional path into journalism — from starting a podcast during the 2018 World Cup to covering Wimbledon for a national outlet — and explains why she sees sport as a "Trojan horse" for deeper societal stories. They talk about what it’s really like inside the media centre during a Grand Slam, from tracking down viral player drama to navigating press conferences and writing through tears.

The trio also unpack everything from tennis Twitter conspiracies (is that Rybakina fan account actually her boyfriend?) to Sabalenka’s redemption arc, the loneliness of the tour, and who’s quietly working with breathing coaches or therapists to level up. They reflect on chaotic Wimbledon moments — champagne corks flying, malfunctioning line calls, Dimitrov’s heartbreak — and debate what’s next for Djokovic and the sport itself. It’s thoughtful, hilarious, and a must-listen for anyone who cares more about storylines than stats.

We're taking a summer break but will be back in September - we can't wait!

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This week, we’re talking Formula 1 mayhem — from Carlos Sainz’s brake fire DNS to Lando Norris’ sweet P1 finish in Austria, and all the Max Verstappen tantrums in between. We also watched the new Formula 1 movie and, well… let’s just say we have thoughts. From Brad Pitt’s suspiciously smooth forehead to his highly unrealistic return to the grid at 61, we unpack the film’s cheesy plotlines, Toto Wolff’s cameo, and whether this was cinematic brilliance or straight-up F1 propaganda. Plus, some spicy Wimbledon updates, bold (and now totally wrong) final predictions, and a definitive ruling on whether Carlos Alcaraz and Emma Raducanu are a thing (they’re not — sorry, Carlos).

In the second half, we dive into CBT — that’s cognitive behavioural therapy — and talk about how rewiring your brain is possible. We cover catastrophising, why you are not your thoughts, and how writing things down or just saying them out loud can stop a spiral in its tracks. Come for the hot takes, stay for the mental health breakthroughs — and to watch us eat our words about Wimbledon.

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This week on the pod, we're melting in London’s heatwave and breaking down everything from emotional breakdowns in Ubers to actual breakdowns in Bavarian hotel lobbies (spoiler: it involves a rogue zipper and zero backup trousers).

We also dive into the age-old debate of when is the “right” time to have kids — especially when your mum had you at 25 and mine was 45. From wildly different parenting styles to hiding our parents’ ages at school, we reflect on how age gaps shaped us, and how they might shape our future choices.

Plus: celeb couple sleuthing (are Emma and Carlos the new It pair?), the politics of mixed doubles tennis, and a painfully relatable reminder to never pack light for a work trip. It’s hot, it’s chaotic, and it’s (somehow) deeply insightful.

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