Inherited

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Happy Thursday, we're back with our monthly Life Lessons episode.

And today, Ruby sits down with Brit Selwood. Brit likely needs no introduction; she’s the wife of AFL legend and former Geelong captain Joel Selwood, and mum to her two young boys, Alfie and Joey.

In this conversation, Brit opens up about the three Life Lessons that have guided her through some of the toughest years of her life. Grief is no stranger to Brit and her beautiful family, in recent years they've faced deep loss, all while undergoing IVF treatment to fall pregnant. Brit also shares what it was like to experience mum guilt, the admiration she has for her husband Joel, and how, quite literally, stopping to smell the roses with her young boys has put everything into perspective.

If you or someone you love is struggling with their mental health or suicidal ideation, you can contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or visit ⁠lifeline.org.au⁠. For support on the themes of pregnancy loss covered in this episode, please take care and contact Red Nose 1300 308 307, or ⁠head here. ⁠

If you’d like to support Brit, you can follow her on Instagram @britselwood_.

Your host today was Ruby Hall (⁠@rubytuesday2.0⁠), and the guest was Brit Selwood (@britselwood_).

Inherited is produced by Olivia Tan and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt.

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We’re also on⁠ Instagram⁠ @inheritedpodcast and⁠ TikTok⁠ @inheritedthepod.

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Today’s guest, Gretta Ray, has been writing music since she was 7 years old. After winning Triple J Unearthed High in Year 12 with her song ‘Drive’, Gretta’s music career was going strong. She moved overseas, wrote two studio albums, and performed with the likes of Gang of Youths, Maisie Peters, James Bay, Sam Fender, and Paul Kelly. All that changed when, two days after moving to London, Gretta was admitted to hospital with a heart infection, which put her life and career on pause.

In this conversation, Gretta opens up about how her experience with severe illness changed her perspective on gratitude, friendship, and success, and how it informed her third studio album, Heartsong, which she co-wrote with Matt Corby. Gretta also talks about her approach to grief and accepting the unexpected changes that life throws her way.

If you’d like to support Gretta, you can follow her on Instagram @grettaray.

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Your host today was Ruby Hall (⁠@rubytuesday2.0⁠), and the guest was Gretta Ray (@grettaray).

Inherited is produced by Olivia Tan and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt.

If you enjoyed this episode, click ‘follow’ on your favourite podcast app!

We’re also on⁠ Instagram⁠ @inheritedpodcast and⁠ TikTok⁠ @inheritedthepod.

We’ll be back with another episode on Tuesday!

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Today’s guest, Chloe Pink, is so much more than the wife of a professional athlete. But after an article was published sharing the photos of her elopement to North Melbourne Kangaroos player Toby Pink last year, the comments section was flooded with body-shaming abuse, all because she didn't fit the typical "WAG" mould.

In this conversation, Chloe shares what the period after her wedding was like and that, despite the online fallout, she still thinks back to the moment she and Toby exchanged their vows as her happy place. She also talks about starting IVF at the age of 26, and her determination to be a mother.

This conversation touches on themes of body image. If you or a loved one needs support, contact the Butterfly Foundation on 1800 33 4673.

Lifeline's 13 11 14 crisis support service is available 24/7.

If you’d like to support Chloe, you can follow her on Instagram @chloepink__.

You can access bullying support by visiting the Dolly’s Dream website dollysdream.org.au.

Thank you so much to Swisse for supporting this episode of Inherited. Their range of women’s health supplements is designed to support women through different stages of life. Find out more at wearehysterical.com.au.

Your host today was Ruby Hall (⁠@rubytuesday2.0⁠), and the guest was Chloe Pink (@chloepink__).

Inherited is produced by Olivia Tan and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt.

If you enjoyed this episode, click ‘follow’ on your favourite podcast app!

We’re also on⁠ Instagram⁠ @inheritedpodcast and⁠ TikTok⁠ @inheritedthepod.

We’ll be back with another episode on Tuesday!
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Today’s guest, Krissy Marsh, tells us she’s more than a Real Housewife of Sydney. Krissy shares some wild stories, from her first job on the trading floor of Sydney's stock exchange at just 17 years old, encountering Princess Diana and Madonna while working at the Ritz Carlton, and climbing Huangshan mountain while living in China.

In this conversation, Krissy reveals the drama on Real Housewives is more chaotic than what we see on screen, and why she decided to step away. She also discusses the secrets to a long-term marriage and how proud she is of raising her three children while being a working mum.

If you’d like to support Krissy, you can watch her on The Traitors, which is streaming now on Paramount Plus.

For support on the themes of pregnancy loss covered in this episode, please take care and contact Red Nose 1300 308 307, or head here.

Thank you so much to Swisse for supporting this episode of Inherited. They’re pledging funds to help close the research gender gap with their new initiative, wearehysterical.com.au.

Your host today was Ruby Hall (⁠@rubytuesday2.0⁠), and the guest was Krissy Marsh (@realkrissymarsh).

Inherited is produced by Olivia Tan and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt.

If you enjoyed this episode, click ‘follow’ on your favourite podcast app!

We’re also on⁠ Instagram⁠ @inheritedpodcast and⁠ TikTok⁠ @inheritedthepod.

We’ll be back with another episode on Tuesday!
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Today’s guest, Shabana Azeez, shares what it was like filming on the set of HBO series The Pitt after landing the role of medical student Victoria Javadi and moving to LA on a whim. Her role in the award-winning medical drama sees Victoria juggling the high-pressure environment of a hospital emergency department while also living up to the expectations of her successful surgeon mother.

In this conversation, Shabana opens up about the loneliness she felt when she moved to Los Angeles, the people who tried to befriend her once she became famous, having a parasocial relationship with herself online, and the friendships that have grounded her during her rise to fame.

If you’d like to support Shabana, you can watch her in the new SBS series The Airport Chaplain, which is streaming now on SBS On Demand. New episodes air Wednesdays at 8:30pm on SBS.

Thank you so much to Moonpig for supporting this episode of Inherited. Moonpig is helping Aussies celebrate every kind of Dad. Head to www.moonpig.com.au and use the code SHAMELESS50 for 50% off.

Your host today was Ruby Hall (⁠@rubytuesday2.0⁠), and the guest was Shabana Azeez (@shabanaazeez_).

Inherited is produced by Monica Vantilburg and executive-produced by Lucy Hunt.

If you enjoyed this episode, click ‘follow’ on your favourite podcast app!

We’re also on⁠ Instagram⁠ @inheritedpodcast and⁠ TikTok⁠ @inheritedthepod.

We’ll be back with another episode on Tuesday!
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