Brodie Kane

We've sorted enough shit out that I'm only in a deep sense of rage once a fortnight, you know?

Well, perimenopause is really going to mess with you, mate.

One thing that you can't put a price tag on is the feeling that you get with human connection.

So again, we've talked about this online, phones and all that.

So I go for a run every Tuesday with my run club, Solo Girls Run Club.

Honestly, a 40-minute run with a bunch of women that drive from various pockets of the city, who come from various work, who are various ages, who are various speeds, nothing slaps quite like 40 minutes of yap, yap, yap, yap, yap, yap, yap, yap, yap.

with the girls.

You know what I mean?

It's just at the end of it, you want to bottle that stuff up because just, you know, running with the girls and like, you know, one of you might have had a bad day.

So they're like, and then you sort of talk that out.

And then maybe on the 20 minutes back, you're talking about,

a bad date that one of us has been on or like laughing about it and sharing war notes and all of that kind of stuff.

And so that whole, that and, you know, like, you know, yeah, sharing your world in a way that sort of connects people.

All the bits, the edges, the good bits, the bad bits, the hard bits.

Yeah.

And I just love telling stories.

You know, it may shock you.

I do enjoy talking.

Yeah.

I love telling stories or sharing other people's.