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In this episode, Dee and Kat talk about freedom day and post lockdown excitement/insecurities. and also play what "would you grab in an emergency situation".

Lockdown, earthquakes and being "sungry".. After going on a hiatus to navigate through lockdown 6.0, Kat & Dee finally reappear ready to be reckless for another round.Please hit us up at recklessrumbles@gmail.com for any questions, comments or just cause.Thank you so much!

The ladies are back for a new season to rumble about their new start to the year and what it's like to experience everyday life  as women.

Kat & Dee rumble and reminisce what it was like celebrating Xmas with each other's families whilst maintaining that we're just "best friends".  This will be their last episode for the season for the year. 

Kat & Dee share some old time stories about their childhood and upbringing that has affected who they as people today. They also discuss the importance of getting out there and fighting some of that social anxiety post-lockdown. 

Kat & Dee rumble about the importance of Transgender Remembrance Day, understanding Surrogacy, Dee's obsession with the Moon, and knowing how to value your time and efforts for the right people. 

Kat & Dee ride solo to rumble about their feels about what's been happening in the last few weeks. This includes letting go of negative people, learning to do what's good for themselves, and more importantly, what it means to celebrate NAIDOC Week now and into the future.

Kat & Dee catch-up with old mate Vez to chat about her journey so far as a new boss and what she has had to unlearn over the years about life in general. They rumble about how she came to start her new business venture that started out as a time-filler during the COVID-19 lockdown. We dig a little deeper about her "b(re)making down" with the stressors of running a business and the feeling of "unjustified guilt", a term coined by her psychologist that we ALL go through. A fun and meaningful banter between good friends that anyone can relate to.Follow @pasteldenata on Instagram To place your order for these delicious Portuguese tarts, every Wednesday 6 pm. Get in quick as these sell out in 15 mins!  Visit https://pasteldenata.com.au/

In this episode, Kat & Dee delve into demystifying the scary word that is 'Vegan' with special guest Jess Mateljan. Jess is a kind and compassionate activist fighting for the rights of animals, people, and planet earth. Listen in to find out why it's important to make yourself aware of where your food comes from and the process involved to get it from paddock to plate... then ask yourself, is it worth it? Follow @jessmateljan & consciousconsumption._Watch Dominion on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQRAfJyEskoOthers mentioned:@farmtransparencyproject oJake Conroy @the.cranky.vegan Cool vegan cafes @smithanddeli

Kat & Dee catch-up with old mate Leo Escobar to discuss his transgender journey. The steps he took, the people he needed, the support system he had, and why it's so important to learn about who you are, what you want, and to do what you have to, to make you happy. An inspirational story for anyone experiencing Gender Dysphoria or Body Dysmorphic Disorder (Body Dysmorphia) to listen to.

Trigger Warning - We discuss themes around mental health and suicide, so please be aware prior to listening.Kat & Dee invite Alex as a guest as he opens up wholeheartedly about being a first-generation, gay and ethnic kid, his experience in understanding his sexuality at a young age, navigating through his newly diagnosed mental health struggles during a pandemic, and how working for 'the man' in toxic workplaces has encouraged him to start his own creative design studio with his husband Nick. Follow @ControlStudio.io on Instagram as they prepare to launch in 2021.

In honour of World Mental Health Day, Kat and Dee break down some things you can do to cope with your mental health and how you can support someone going through a mental health illness.

Kat and Dee have a deep and meaningful with Andrew Bukenya from music duo Bones & Bukenya about his life experiences from growing up in UK, studying in Tokyo, singing with Chaka Khan, surviving COVID and his passion for supporting Indigenous communities and diversity in the creative and arts industry.

This #RRMWP Kat and Dee explain how to be a better LGBTQIA+ ally by understanding and acknowledging the various forms of gender identity, pronouns and answer your questions. 

In this week's episode, Kat and Dee are joined by Leesa Gray-Pitt. She's a rebel, an artist, a lover, and a mother trying to find her way through life after losing her daughter to cancer.  Leesa shares her story discussing her battles with grief, abusive relationships, support for women in a patriarchal society, and how she found the courage to survive AND do her Masters of Fine Art during lockdown!  Visit Leesa Gray-Pitt Creative at www.leesagraypitt.com or follow her on Instagram/Facebook @leesagraypittcreative

Kat and Dee peak and rumble on about what it means to be an aromantic, what throuples are all about and respond to listener questions.

Kat and Dee speak candidly about what makes their relationship work, what they dislike about each other and the key questions people should ask themselves about their own relationships.

With our first guest Lucia, we rumble about our experiences with toxic relationships, toxic masculinity, toxic family cultures and how we won that make-out contest once upon a time...

Kat & Dee rumbles about fur babies, how they got together, and on the toxic things in your life that maybe, you didn't really know about.