You Keep Me Sane
For 10 years, Aileen and Julie have been each other's sounding board from opposite sides of the globe – Aileen in London and Julie in Melbourne.
They have navigated everything – motherhood, relationships, menopause, health, grief, and everything in between – through daily voice messages. These exchanges often became lifelines, and now they share that space with their listeners.
In You Keep Me Sane, Aileen and Julie hold honest conversations on life's challenges, growth, and connection. They lend an ear and share heartfelt insights, creating a space that allows both them, and you, to be human.
Listeners are encouraged to write in with their own experiences and topics, becoming part of the conversation that feels like a chat with close friends.
You Keep Me Sane
Latest Episodes
Imposter Syndrome in Midlife: The Confidence Gap No One Talks About
Episode OverviewThis week, we’re returning to something we haven’t done in a while - reading a listener letter. And this one stopped us in our tracks.Elsa writes about something so many of us quietly carry: doing well on pa...
Cortisol: The Hidden Driver Behind How You Feel in Midlife
Episode OverviewIn this episode, we explore something that’s been sitting underneath so many of our conversations lately… cortisol.What started as disrupted sleep and feeling constantly “on” quickly became something deeper....
The Day You Realise You Don't Need To Be Chosen Anymore
Episode OverviewThis week, we explore the need to be chosen — at work, in friendships, in love, and in family roles. For years, being picked can feel like proof of worth… and not being picked can quietly unravel us. We unpack how mid...
Quiet Wealth : Why Peace Is The New Status Symbol
Episode OverviewThis week, we explore a quiet but powerful shift happening in midlife: the move from chasing traditional success to craving something far less flashy - peace.For years, achievement meant striving. Building. ...
The Negative Jar: Why One Comment Can Ruin Your Day
This episode grew from a simple image we shared in a recent Sanity Check: two jars.One jar is full — kind words, encouragement, praise, moments where someone saw you and appreciated you.The other jar holds just one negative commen...
