24 of 100 Annaliese Todd. Co-Host of The Queen Sesh Overshare & Divorce Story Podcasts, Annaliese is the honest girlfriend everyone should have in their life. You’ve probably read her amazing work for news.com.au, Mamamia, Kidspot, Body and Soul, Whimn, Babyology, The Stick, Essential Baby, Essential Kids and Show and Tell Online. Her work is real. It’s honest and it’s her life. Kate and Annaliese met via that Houseparty app that no one uses anymore! It was all very random…. but what a fabulous way to sum up 2020!

I texted a friend of mine recently to ask what I should watch next after I finished watching Schitt’s Creek and Fleabag. She came straight back with one word – Bridgerton. She described it as Gossip Girl meets Pride and Prejudice. I was intrigued. Four days later I had watched all 8 eps. The music, the costumes, the DUKE! Yes, it’s all about the leading man (IMO). Writer Annaliese Todd (and the aforementioned friend) joins us to explain why Bridgerton has so many mums in a good mood.

It’s a common issue I hear from other friends with kids, trying to curbing the shouting. Not just us, but the kids yelling at each other as well. The bickering never ends! It’s something writer Annaliese Todd knows all too well. So when she stumbled across the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s strict ‘no shouting’ rule after a particularly shouty moment between her kids, she decided to give it a go.

Daily Coronavirus Check-in: Why are we all panic drinking our feelings? I had a particularly stressful day at work last week and a colleague said to me, you can have an extra glass of wine tonight and I thought, ‘I really don’t need permission for that because I’m already drinking too much’!  And that’s a familiar story across the country with a recent poll finding that 70% of people are drinking more since the COVID-19 outbreak in Australia and over a third say they are drinking every day. And I get it. It’s the anxiety, the stress of the unknown and the fact that we don’t have the normal outlets to try and keep those emotions in check. So how can we stop panic drinking or feelings? I’m joined on the podcast today by writer Annaliese Todd who spoke to some experts and shares her experience.

In Australia one in three marriages end in divorce, but when you find yourself in that situation it can be hard to know where to turn, who to ask for help and how to get your life in order. Which is where Divorce Story comes in. Divorce Story is a 12-week series that will help you navigate your separation, provide advice from the experts and help you relaunch your life post divorce.

Harness is back! Welcome to isolation… we are exploring how people are harnessing this unique time of COVID-19 and whether (or not) they are coping. In this episode, we bring our usual ‘good and bad’ news items to the table and hear from friends and followers of the podcast about how they’re finding lockdown. We also chat to Annaliese Todd (podcaster, writer and Rafiki Mwema ambassador) who gives a funny and honest account of how extroverts all around the world right now are STRUGGLING.

Writer and broadcaster Annaliese Todd joins marriage celebrant and comedian Chris North to give their (sometimes strong) opinions on the parenting news and events of the week. On this episode that includes: Tony Abbott says “middle class” women need to have more babies, is this true? Do parents need to change their relationship with teachers? How our non-birthing partners fared during the child birth experience, the most useless thing you bought when you first had your kids.

Writer and podcaster Annaliese Todd and comedian Merrick Watts try out their parenting chops on the events and news of the week. In this episode they cover: The thing you would be least qualified to teach at school Mental health days for kids Where you get your parenting advice from Christmas preparations (are you ready?)

Writer and broadcaster Annaliese Todd joins marriage celebrant Chris North to talk about the stories making waves in the parenting world this week. This episode of The Parent Panel includes: Weight Watchers releasing a new app for children What parents really think about Book Week If birth order impacts the person you become Pregnancy announcements

Warning: This is not a radio show. The Queen Sesh Overshare is uncensored, real girl talk about everything Constance Hall and Annaliese Todd can’t talk about on air. From how to get back in the sack after kids to the birth poo no one talks about, Con and Annaliese slay the taboos surrounding relationships, parenting and the sisterhood.

The Parent Panel is a hilarious podcast where two of Australia’s favourite parents will break down the week that was: from the news desk to the nursery. This episode Annaliese Todd & Brad “DaDMuM” Kearns: Throwing cheese at babies, parenting epiphanies and more.

Constance Hall and Annaliese Todd as of when they were The Queen Sesh Nationally across the Hit Network.

Annaliese shares with Sophie Walker her two births. She suffered terribly from insomnia from as early as the first trimester in both pregnancies. Eventually, she needed to take medication to aid with her sleep as it was becoming impossible for her to carry out her daily tasks and remain sane. Despite admitting she is usually a terrible sick person, in labour Annaliese was very calm and quiet. So much so that when she went into the hospital in labour with her first the staff through she was in the very early staged and they left her waiting in the waiting room for a long time only to find she was already at 8cm.  To hear more about her story tune into this weeks episode.

Kinderling Conversations with special guest Annaliese Todd is a bite-sized parenting podcast that puts expert advice and real-life stories in your pocket and hosted by mum-of-two, Shevonne Hunt.

The Juggling Act, a podcast by Kidspot – for parents about parenting. Annaliese Todd knows first hand that for working parents the juggle is real. The radio host and mum-of-two walked away from her full time job to spend more time at home and says ‘I’m living my best life’.