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Things get very revealing when the conversation turns to private sex tapes, filming from multiple camera angles and the reality of making money on OnlyFans. Plus, why brand deals are changing everything and the double standards women still face.

From Botox and body confidence to dramatic facelifts and the pressure on women to age gracefully, Christian and Chrissie get brutally honest about cosmetic procedures, getting older and what they'd change if money were no object.

From learning to put yourself first to the jaw-dropping reality of making money on Facebook, Chrissy and I get into regrets, success and the dream of buying a designer handbag. Plus, a hilarious revelation about just how much social media can pay!

Christian and Chrissy tackle the generation gap, childhood trauma and whether Gen Z has forgotten how to take initiative. Then Chrissy’s son Charlie calls in with a financial crisis. Plus, Christian’s relaxing Bali getaway takes a dramatic turn.

From abandoned craft projects and pottery obsessions to husbands trying to be romantic, things get hilariously off track. Turns out some people can't handle a messy toddler, others can't finish a hobby, and nobody wants to be serenaded with a love song!

Christian and Chrissy dive into the drama of running a business, from costly mistakes and financial meltdowns to Chrissy’s latest money- aking idea. Plus, can ChatGPT really tell you if your next big idea is a winner?

A chaotic bonus episode packed with rapid-fire “would you rather” questions, questionable general knowledge, a terrifyingly huge gecko and plenty of hilarious oversharing. Plus, Chrissy reveals her very early bedtime routine and the pair somehow end up discussing everything from breakfast radio to morning stretches.

Christian and Chrissy arrive in Nusa Lembongan and discover their dream villa overlooking crystal-blue water. Between luggage dramas, choosing bedrooms and soaking up paradise, the conversation turns to solo travel, midlife gap years and why sometimes getting away from it all is exactly what you need.

In this bonus episode Christian unpacks a story about a persistent 86 year old 'client' who wouldn’t take no for an answer, leading to a fake engagement and marriage just to make him back off. Then Chrissy shares the much sweeter story of how she and Rick first met before things end with some very questionable pickup lines.

The episode Chrissy suffers a sudden stomach disaster after accidentally having regular milk despite being lactose intolerant. With a ferry trip looming, the situation turns into a chaotic and very funny battle involving repeated bathroom runs, seasickness fears, and concern over whether the boat has a toilet. The episode later shifts into stories from their retreat, a misunderstanding that makes Chirssy worry about her memory.

From angel numbers and signs from the universe to the chaos of trying to master Instagram, Christian and Chrissy chat about the little things that make life feel lucky, and why sometimes you just have to believe.

As the Bali retreat comes to an end, Christian and Chrissy reflect on the sound healing session that completely floored them, the friendships they’ve made, and just how far they’ve come spiritually. There’s also a $700 singing bowl, some questionable shopping choices and the very real fear that all this newfound enlightenment might disappear the second they get home.

Christian and Chrissy get into celebrity crushes, hall passes and one very intriguing celebrity liaison that apparently can’t be named. Plus, Fifty Shades sparks a brilliant story about how Mum and Dad met, before getting competitive over the weight of a giraffe, moose and grizzly bear.

Day five in Bali sees Christian leaning even further into his spiritual awakening, while Chrissy remains hilariously unconvinced. From energy healing and mala beads to psychic predictions, social media wins and plans for a sound healing inside the Pyramids of Chi, the pair debrief another chaotic day of enlightenment, scepticism and plenty of laughs.

What do you only understand now that you wish you’d known when you were younger? Christian and Chrissy get into life’s fragility, whether regrets are actually just lessons, impulsive decisions, the strange twists that bring people into your life and, naturally, whether being an “ideas woman” counts if you don’t actually follow through.