Get A Grip with Angela Scanlon and Vicky Pattison

Friendship wage gaps are a tale as old as time, but they're back in the zeitgeist this week and Angela and Giovanna are dissecting just how hard it is to keep a friendship alive when spending expectations are so wildly different. Plus, as Demi Moore has a wig moment at Fashion Week, are we getting into trying new hairstyles on like hats?

Angela’s convinced adult netball might be her next calling… despite having absolutely no idea how the game actually works. The Gagglers chime in with their own dream hobbies, from line dancing to pogo sticking. Plus, one listener shares an empowering voice note about embracing a whole new chapter at 50.

This week, it’s all about BAD ASS women doing things entirely on their own terms, from Rihanna returning to music after nearly a decade to Angela witnessing pure artistry watching Raye live. Plus, Angela divulges her birthday party woes and why we’re opting out of polishing ourselves for public consumption.

Angela calling her girls “funny little farts” has prompted the Gagglers to come through with their most unhinged nicknames... From an array of sausage meats to deeply questionable body parts. Plus, one listener needs honest advice on whether it’s ever ok to quietly step back from a long-term friendship. And there’s a gorgeous message that reminds us exactly why this community matters so much.

Angela and Gi return from a week of mangoes, motorways and actual sleep, only to dive straight into their feminine rage after watching the new America’s Next Top Model documentary. Revisiting the show is… a lot, and the ladies aren’t convinced Tyra Banks has learned very much at all. Plus, our very own VP has been in touch with some choice words of her own on the topic.

It’s a full-blown Y2K throwback from low-rise jeans and skinny brows to Tammy Girl and the absolute chaos of early noughties nights out. As the ladies reminisce about sneaking into clubs and fashion crimes we simply can’t defend, one listener shares the most dramatic (and unexpectedly healing) send-off you’ve ever heard.