The Perimenopause Husband
This Week's Forecast
Ten to fifteen minutes a week. One bloke, a microphone, and what actually happened in our house. No studio polish. No guests reading press releases.
Start With These Three
Through Perimenopause and Beyond
Nobody says it in the vows, but you already said yes to it. When it starts, what it looks like day to day, why she's not choosing this, and the light at the end. If you listen to one episode, it's this one.
Just a Phase
I called it "just getting older" for years. Why "I don't know" was the honest answer, and the one question that actually helps.
The Reverse Roles Rant
I told her to swap jobs with me for a week. Not my finest moment, and what I got wrong about the scoreboard.
One Bloke, No Studio
One bloke talking straight, no studio lighting, nothing to perform for. The podcast is voice. The short videos are me, cap on, straight down the lens, wherever I happen to be. Here's who's talking.
Every Episode Ends the Same Way
One pointer to the free Weather Report, the two-page guide to storm warning, overcast, fog, clearing and sunshine days. That's it. No sponsors, no discount codes, no fifteen-minute ad breaks.