Wild2Mild Podcast

Email us 💕The girls kick off by sharing their Christmas traditions, from the cute to the chaotic. Nicole confesses she still pretends Santa is real for the sake of the magic, while Bethan explains why her family ditched the pressure of cooking altogether and is spending Christmas Day eating, laughing, and making memories at their favourite restaurant. They reflect on how these little traditions shape who they are, what they value and why the holiday season feels different as adults.With the new year creeping closer, the girls reveal they have been doing their 2026 vision boards - what they’re manifesting, the goals they’re boldly claiming and the shifts they want to make in their personal lives, careers, and friendships. Expect big dreams, bigger laughs and a few heartfelt moments as they talk about entering a new era with intention.But of course, it wouldn’t be Wild2Mild without a bit of real talk. Nicole and Bethan open up about an event they recently attended that left them absolutely gobsmacked. They dive into the sometimes messy reality of the influencer world, chatting about the bad reputations certain creators bring to the industry, the behaviour they witnessed that shocked them and why professionalism and kindness still matter.It’s a cosy, candid, feel-good episode - full of festive nostalgia, future planning, and honest conversations.Tune in for the laughs, stay for the warmth. 🎙️❤️

Email us 💕Strap in, because this week’s episode of Wild 2 Mild is genuinely one for the archives.Fresh off their Fake Bake brand trip, Bethan and Nicole sit down to debrief the actual madness of the past week — and trust us, it’s a rollercoaster. The girls spill all the tea from the trip: the glam, the giggles, the behind-the-scenes chaos.But then… things get dark.Like, we genuinely thought this might be the end dark.The girls open up about the terrifying incident at their place last week - the night they almost got broken into. They walk through every moment: the noise, the panic, the smashed window, calling the police, and the strange mix of shock, fear and “WTF is happening?” that hit them both. It’s raw, honest and a reminder that even the strongest girlies get shaken sometimes.And just when you think the episode couldn’t possibly shift gears again… oh, it does. In true Wild 2 Mild fashion.Enter: the sleep-fart confession.A listener writes in with the most iconic dilemma ever: she farted in her sleep next to her NEW boyfriend so loudly it woke them both up and now she doesn’t know how to recover. Does she laugh? Cry? Gaslight? (No pun intended.) Leave the country? The girls break down the strategies, the psychology and the art of surviving an accidental nocturnal toot.Mix fear, friendship, fake tan and flatulence - and you’ve got this week’s chaos cocktail.Grab your headphones, pour your latte, and settle in.

Email us 💕In this week’s episode of Wild 2 Mild, Nicole opens up about re-entering the dating scene, while Bethan breaks down the balance between masculine and feminine energy when you’re putting yourself out there. The girls also dive into Kim Kardashian’s latest acting venture and the harsh reviews of All’s Fair - is the internet determined to cancel everything Kim does?Bethan shares why she stepped away from social media for a few weeks and how the break completely shifted her mindset.This week’s listener dilemma comes from someone navigating intimacy after trauma. She never got “the talk" growing up and now feels she has to mentally prepare for sexual contact. She asks how to take the pressure off and embrace sex with confidence and the girls offer heartfelt guidance on stepping into sexual liberation with compassion and ease.

Email us 💕On this week’s episode of Wild 2 Mild, the girls dive straight into the deep end. Nicole kicks things off with her thoughts on Lily Allen’s new album. The girls explore the fine line between being real online and revealing too much. Nicole shares the embarrassing story of over-sharing at the White Fox party which led to being shown on their socials.Meanwhile, Bethan has taken a bold step and deleted her social media altogether. She opens up about what pushed her to finally hit the deactivate button, how it’s affecting her mental health and whether we’re all a bit too addicted to living our lives through screens. From that, the conversation naturally flows into cancel culture - how it spirals, who gets targeted and the toxic expectation of being the “perfect victim.” The girls unpack why this mindset is so damaging and why the internet’s obsession with perfection is impossible for anyone to live up to.Then comes this week’s dilemma… and it’s a juicy one. A listener writes in admitting she gets jealous easily and wants to know how to build her confidence and stop comparing herself to others, especially in her relationship. The girls go deep on the realities of jealousy - where it comes from, why it’s normal, and how to work through it without letting it sabotage something good. They share their best advice on creating real self-worth, becoming more secure within yourself and showing up to your relationship as the calm, grounded version of you.It’s honest, relatable, and exactly the kind of girl talk you need this week.

Email us 💕The girls dive into how to really show up online - should we be putting effort into how we look or is true confidence about showing up exactly as we are? They unpack the fine line between authenticity and appearance and ask: is going makeup-free an act of confidence… or just laziness? 👀Bethan opens up about someone close to her being diagnosed with fibromyalgia, and how deeply she feels things in her body. The girls chat about health anxiety, full-body MOTs and what it means to really listen to your body when something feels off.If you’ve been trying to cut down your screen time, they’ve got some actually doable tips to help you unplug without missing out.And this week’s dilemma? A one-sided friendship. You’re always there for them but when you need support - crickets. The girls share their own experiences and advice on how to handle friendships that take more than they give.