In this episode, Ellie and Layla discuss childhood pet loss, grief, and resilience. Expect funny, honest exchanges on family ties.Join Ellie and Layla in this heartfelt episode of "She Gets It From Me" as they accidentally spend an hour exploring the complexities of childhood pet loss and the encounters with social media trolls that sent Ellie over. They reflect on the impact of losing pets throughout their lives and the lessons learned about grief and resilience. Expect funny stories about hamster resurrections and cat funerals alongside honest discussions about how children cope with loss - i.e. does the death of a pet help them with the death of a human? (spoiler alert - they don't think so). This episode promises to deliver raw, humorous, and honest conversations about family ties and the chaotic journey of navigating family drama together. Don’t miss Ellie’s sharp rant targeting social media trolls who spread negativity. To share your own mother-daughter stories, reach out to us at shegetsitfromme1@gmail.com.

In this unfiltered episode of She Gets It From Me, Layla and Ellie dive into a hilarious and brutally honest chat about everything from body hair and feminism to neighbours feeding 150 seagulls a day (yes, really).

💬 Expect:
– A savage rant about bird poo, bad neighbours and ruined cars
– The great pubic hair debate: Is shaving anti-feminist? Or just personal hygiene?
– Layla’s hotel horror story involving a very suspicious chair (aka the cuckold throne)
– And why your labia does not need a designer makeover

There’s also a surprisingly touching moment about mother-daughter role models, clear boundaries, and why honesty beats people-pleasing every time. (Until Ellie goes full savage with “I’ll remember that even when you’re dead.”)

🎧 Listen if you love:

• Funny and unfiltered conversations between mums and daughters

• Savage opinions on feminism, body hair and womanhood

• Real talk about growing up, boundaries, and being “too much”

• Debates that feel like group chat gold

  
  

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Layla and Ellie return with another brutally honest mother-daughter podcast, tackling the chaos of everyday life — from cooking disasters and supermarket spirals to childhood bedtime conspiracies and who’s really responsible for contraception.

This week’s girl chat includes: generational parenting fails, graduation guilt, and the uncomfortable truth about how blended families and stepparents really feel. There’s even a heated aubergine debate (Ellie’s disgusted. Layla’s obsessed.)

💬 In this episode:
– Sainsbury’s vs. Morrisons and why people lose the plot in supermarkets
– “Kids think bedtime means their parents get to party without them”
– Parenting differences and childhood flashbacks that still sting
– Awkward graduation vibes and family dynamics gone sideways
– “Why is contraception always the woman’s responsibility?”
– Layla’s unlikely passion for aubergines (don’t worry, Ellie’s judging)

🎧 Listen if you love:

• Funny and unfiltered conversations about family, parenting and relationships

• Savage honesty from a mother-daughter podcast that says what most won’t

• Girl chat about real life — with laughter, chaos and zero filter

• Arguments that start with cooking and end in deep existential spirals

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In this episode of She Gets It From Me, it’s Ellie and Layla in full chaos mode – tech issues, eye rolls, and all – before diving headfirst into Virgin Island, the latest TV show that’s got them both cringing. They pull apart how the show handles virginity, intimacy, and all the bonkers societal pressures around sex – and why media still gets it so bloody wrong. Expect rants. Big ones.

Then (because obviously one deep convo isn’t enough for them), they switch gears and get into the feels about moving back home after tasting freedom. Ellie gets brutally honest about the weird guilt, the ‘what am I doing with my life?’ vibes, and how family dynamics suddenly feel like you’ve rewound ten years. It’s messy, it’s normal, and it doesn’t mean you’ve failed at life – promise.

Two convos. Same energy. Zero filter.

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💡 Episode Takeaways

• ​Imperfect action is always better than sitting in overthinking.
• ​Life feels like a never-ending blooper reel when everything goes wrong (it’s normal).
• ​Reality TV (looking at you, Virgin Island) loves to glam up intimacy... but real-life sex? Often awkward AF.
• ​Virginity and self-esteem are deeply tangled – and no one talks about how much.
• ​Moving back home can trigger all your inner 'I'm failing at life' vibes – but it’s way more common than you think.
• ​Setting boundaries with family when you move back? Non-negotiable.
• ​It’s okay to feel uncomfortable, lost, or like you’ve regressed – you haven’t.
• ​A bit of humour (and eye-rolling) makes navigating family chaos easier.
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Meghan Markle breathes and the internet goes feral—so of course, we had to talk about it. In this episode, mother and daughter duo, Ellie and Layla get into the drama around Meghan’s latest clip, why people love to leave nasty comments online, and what that says about us as a society (spoiler: it’s not great).

They also chat about Paloma Faith and the pressure on women to “do it all,” which gives them a brief opportunity to dive into the real talk around gender roles, modern feminismand finally (and perhaps most randomly of all) the outrageous price of Uber Eats.

Join them in the episode - it’s a full-blown rant about gender roles, modern relationships, and the everyday stuff no one warns you about.

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In this Mother's Day Special episode of the She Gets It From Me podcast, hosts Layla the mother interrogates Ellie the daughter with some questions about her parenting style. Ellie does not disappoint as she dishes the trauma of being made to go vegan, the sometimes arbitrary rules of a step parent and the moment Ellie realised her mother was unhinged when she witnessed her mother defend her when a very serious allegation was made against her, which they now affectionately refer to as - Biscuit Gate.

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In this episode of the She Gets It From Me podcast, hosts Layla the Mother and Ellie the daughter discuss a variety of topics ranging from the viral 'Tea Alarm' trend to KFC's controversial new advert. They delve into the impact of social media on public figures, particularly focusing on the online bullying faced by influencer Becky James. The conversation also touches on the recent controversy surrounding Ben Cohen and concludes with a discussion about the Couch to 5K fitness app and its positive effects on their exercise routines.

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This week, daughter and mother duo, Ellie and Layla tackle the real pressing issues: Should grown men be allowed to exist in a permanent state of messing up if their mums enable it? (Spoiler: No.) Should kids be taught basic cooking skills so they can one day enjoy the benefits of knowing how to mash potatoes? (True story.) And finally, Layla confesses to Ellie a dark secret—parents hate eating food their kids make, no matter how much forced enthusiasm they pretend to have.

Oh, and in a plot twist no one saw coming, Layla shares with Ellie that she has developed an unexpected love for Meghan Markle's (sorry Sussex!) new show… something about it being “wholesome” (with a side of champagne, obviously).

So, Grab a drink and tune in for strong opinions, unnecessary confessions, and a rare week of keeping it together… mostly.

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