by Over the Fence
<blockquote>The gap between expected life and reality can be massive join your hosts, Sarah and Vangeya as they share their experiences of navigating their very full lives that on the surface look like they would be worlds apart. But as you will soon discover their emotions and experiences in the realities they find themselves are often more similar than they would have expected from a cursory look over the fence.</blockquote><p><br></p>
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December 9, 2024
Vangeya and her co-hosts celebrate a milestone birthday with a chat about recent life changes and a glimpse into the future, reflecting on lessons learned and new beginnings.
March 5, 2024
<p>The two parties just keep on coming. This wasn’t even an intentional one. This weeks episode ended up being a part two that we didn’t even know the world needed. Those of you that have been listening for awhile. Remember that we did a bonus episode called the art of conversation, which was an episode about the do's and don’ts of conversation, in its complicated, messy and sometimes down right awkward marvellousness. <br/><br/>Well, apparently there was much more for us to say! We stumbled upon it, when having a conversation with each other about the pitfalls that people can fall into in ‘big community’ when assumptions are made.<br/><br/>So for the last time this season join as as we delve into another big issue from our different sides of the fence.<br/><br/>Resources<br/><br/>1. Table Manners podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/2SZX2oyIXVvyqEtjQ6C6z5?si=D1ImP8CxSXa_zi3MYo3wYA<br/>2. Best Friend Therapy s6 ep6: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3crYlhTujhOFshsdrjrdzb?si=U3od1J4GSnulF9xocPHxWw<br/>3. Bruce Tuckman’s theory on team formation: https://www.mindtools.com/abyj5fi/forming-storming-norming-and-performing</p><p>Over the Fence is a podcast written and presented by Vangeya Mhone and Sarah Parkinson<br/>Music: <a href='https://www.purple-planet.com'>https://www.purple-planet.com</a><br/>Editing and Post-Production: <a href='https://snet-solutions.co.uk'>Chris Parkinson</a></p>
February 26, 2024
<p>As promised, we are back with part two of the big issues deep dive with Sarah sharing some of her story from her side of the fence with regard to mental health stereotypes. As with last weeks episode the A+B=C formula was also an expectation for Sarah, get married have kids live happily ever after! <br/><br/>Sarah shares candidly and with vulnerability as she speaks of the impact mental health stereotypes have had on her family life as her husband continues to battle PTSD and all of that comes with it. As always we wanted to hold space for the conversation but also to help with practical tips for those wishing to be better equipped in their attempts to be of assistance:<br/><br/>1. Drop the expectation that there will be a happy outcome<br/>2. Ask questions that create a space for open conversations and rather than an opportunity to give solutions<br/>3. Allow people to be where they are rather than trying to skip forward<br/>4. Grand gestures are good, but consistency is better<br/>5. Set at your store with regard to what support you can offer<br/>6. Just ask, don’t assume you know how best to help.<br/><br/>Resources:<br/><br/>1. Best Friend Therapy: Ep1 boundaries, what are they? - https://open.spotify.com/episode/3mIiYg04LDshddZJ4LmC9V?si=pb9piMCSTSCe_jW4tqfBTg<br/>2. Jay Shetty: killing ego: https://www.jayshetty.me/blog/jay-shetty-on-3-strategies-people-use-to-overcome-their-ego</p><p>Over the Fence is a podcast written and presented by Vangeya Mhone and Sarah Parkinson<br/>Music: <a href='https://www.purple-planet.com'>https://www.purple-planet.com</a><br/>Editing and Post-Production: <a href='https://snet-solutions.co.uk'>Chris Parkinson</a></p>
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