You know her as @rachevren. She's the hot geek who went from dancing with a lightsaber in a bikini to being the only female creator in the world to interview Anthony Mackie for Captain America: Brave New World. She hosted a Wednesday Netflix live stream to 40 million viewers with no teleprompter, screaming fans (us), an earpiece in... and she nailed it.

This week's guest is a media presenter, entertainment creator, and co-founder of movie discovery app Cued It — and right now she's one of 22 celebrities trying to figure out who's lying to their face in season three of The Traitors Australia.

We got into the Traitors, the mystery ex-boyfriend who may or may not have had a secret child, why she went brunette and covered herself in tattoos after Love Island, her BPD diagnosis, therapy, growing up in a broken home, and the moment she realised her emotions were never the problem.

Find Rachael @rachevren on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

Download the Cued It app at the link in her bio.

Find Anita @hi.itsanita on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

Watch The Traitors Australia on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on 10 or catch up on 10Play.

Listen to The Anita Podcast wherever you listen and watch full episodes on YouTube.

Find Anita @hi.itsanita on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

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Natasha Lee on the eating disorder that nearly killed her as a fourteen-year-old TV star, and what her story means for how we're all talking about Ariana Grande right now.

Ariana just confirmed she's stepping back from public life after years of her body being picked apart online. Natasha lived the opposite version twenty years ago on the set of Always Greener, disappearing in plain sight while nobody said a word. One woman surrounded by constant noise and speculation, the other suffering in silence. The same failure of care for both.

This week's guest, Natasha Lee, walks through the eating disorder that hospitalised her at fourteen, the industry that wrote a weight clause into her contract instead of asking if she was okay, and what she'd want anyone watching Ariana right now to actually do about it.

Find Natasha on Instagram @tashleetashlee.

Find Anita @hi.itsanita on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

Listen to The Anita Podcast wherever you listen and watch full episodes on YouTube.

Read Natasha's Op Eds here: https://themotherhood.substack.com/p/being-a-child-actor-nearly-killed and https://www.mediaweek.com.au/silence-isnt-always-kindness-ariana-grande-debate

If this episode brought anything up for you, please reach out.

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Find Anita @hi.itsanita on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

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Mikaela Copland on flipping tall poppy syndrome into a talent agency — and the One Direction Tumblr blog she never told her school friends about.

35K followers. Self-taught HTML. A model nobody thought would get into Melbourne Fashion Week. One email, sent on pure audacity, that landed her artist a festival slot everyone said was out of reach. And the year One Direction fandom stopped being fun.

This week's guest is proof the internet raised some of us right.

Find Mikaela on Instagram @mikaelacopland and @tallpoppymgmt

Find Anita @hi.itsanita on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok

Listen to The Anita Podcast wherever you listen and watch full episodes on YouTube.

Find Anita @hi.itsanita on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok.

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