If you haven’t watched this doc yet – be warned. Spoilers are very much throughout this ep!

After watching myself, I couldn’t help but jump on the mic for a deep dive into the psychology behind Netflix’s Unknown Number: The High School Catfish - exploring the devastating impact of deception, manipulation and betrayal, and what happens when trust is broken in the most unimaginable way.

And right up front - a big announcement: BravoCon is coming, and with it, more Bravo content than ever before. From panels to Bravolebs, this marks an exciting new chapter for the show – and I’m taking you along for the ride!

To join in the fun, find me at @jana.firestone on Instagram and share your thoughts, questions and Bravo big fish you'd like me to hook, direct to my DM’s.

Don't forget you can watch full interview eps on YouTube at The Curious Life Podcast too!

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A big thank you to our editor Sam Talbot – if you would like your own project to sound this good, head to www.samtalbot.com.au to get in touch today!

Actor, writer and creator Clayton Farris joins me for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious, inspiring, and full of heart. You know him from his wildly popular sketches like That One Rich Couple - and in this episode, he drops a huge scoop about what’s next for the series that fans can’t get enough of.

We also veer into an impromptu improv session that had us both in stitches (couldn't help myself), while diving into the real stuff: Clayton’s later arrival in Hollywood, how he uses optimism and journaling to stay in the creative flow, and the ways he’s learned to push past self-doubt and imposter syndrome to step fully into his talents - and the number one movie worldwide!

This one is deep and insightful, with takeaways that we can all apply in our own lives - whether you’re chasing Hollywood dreams or just trying to write your next chapter.

Follow Clayton and inhale all his content immediately at:

Instagram: @claytonfarris

TikTok: @claytonfarris4ever

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Thank you to our wonderful and talented audio engineer/producer Sam Talbot. Brilliant as always!

Rewind Episode: When Grief Gets Loud with Sal and Im from Good Mourning.

Today we’re rewinding to one of the most downloaded episodes of The Days That Follow - and for good reason. I was joined by Sal and Im, the brilliant duo behind the Good Mourning podcast, for a refreshingly honest and unexpectedly funny chat about grief, growth, and the mess in between.

Sal and Im both lost their mums suddenly and just months apart. In the thick of heartbreak, they turned to each other - and what followed was not only deep friendship, but a podcast that has created a global community of grievers who are tired of whispering about loss.

In this episode, we unpack what grief actually looks like behind the filters and platitude. The awkward moments, the gallows humour, and the WTFs no one prepares you for. How Good Mourning was born from pain, connection and a need to be real and the ways grief reshaped their identity, purpose and friendships. This one is all about the power of talking about loss openly - even when it's uncomfortable.

This episode is for anyone who’s ever felt broken by loss,or just a little lost in the after. Sal and Im bring the warmth, wisdom and wit you didn’t know you needed, and they prove that even in the hardest moments, connection can be life-changing.

Follow Sal and Im at @goodmourningpodcastand tune into their pod wherever you get your podcasts.

Follow the show at @jana.firestone and watch episodes in full - even this flashback ep on YouTube at The Curious Life Podcast.

Thank you as always to the wonderful Sam Talbot from team TCL, for the production and audio engineering.