Last day (Vol.3, 1981)

Episode 22 of the My Mum's Bad Diaries podcast, hosted by Jenny Ackland and Lilika May, titled "Last day (Vol.3, 1981)" was published on March 20, 2022 and runs 48 minutes.

March 20, 2022 ·48m · My Mum's Bad Diaries

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I find out about the acid bath… God what do we not cover this episode?? We chat about everything from cows in the bell-tower, mum's last day of school which was ‘the best last day EVER,’ generational trauma in the western world, how Australian claret is ‘heavy as fuck’ and read about how mum felt that she could write 10,000 novels a day if she could just tape her thoughts, the fam going down to the Inverloch beach house, an ad in Eric Idle's The Rutland Dirty Weekend Book that mum foun...

Episode Description

I find out about the acid bath…

God what do we not cover this episode??

We chat about everything from cows in the bell-tower, mum's last day of school which was ‘the best last day EVER,’ generational trauma in the western world, how Australian claret is ‘heavy as fuck’ and read about how mum felt that she could write 10,000 novels a day if she could just tape her thoughts, the fam going down to the Inverloch beach house, an ad in Eric Idle's The Rutland Dirty Weekend Book that mum found particularly fascinating, not to mention mum's spaghetti marinara tally!

As always, listen to experience: cringe, giggles and some real-life shit.

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