Guest Episode - Tayla Montoya 2.0
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
It is Wednesday my dudes.
Hello Bedwetters and welcome back to the We Mean Well podcast hosted by Louise Adal-Din and Jack Archdale. Strap yourselves in for what will be a truly insightful and life-changing experience.
What's up, bid winners? We're back. We've got Taylor Montoya, round two. How was birth?
How did you guys meet? You were a cheerleader. Let's go. Let's get it started. Okay, what do we start with? Should we do the twins first? Yeah. All right, yeah. Gave birth to twins.
So did they come out one at a time though?
They did. Eight minutes apart. That's long, isn't it? Oh, it didn't feel long in the moment. So like when I first... They come out one at a time, sorry.
What was Tayla Montoya's experience with childbirth like?
As if you're just stretching your whole... How wide do you think I am down there, doll?
How did Tayla meet Marcelo and what is their story?
I don't think my husband would have touched me again if two heads came out at one time. That's quite bloody traumatising. But no. Yeah, I found out early too, at six weeks, which is quite rare.
That they were twins?
Yeah, and that was traumatic in itself because we were living in New Zealand at the time and my mum and dad flew over to come with me to the ultrasound because my husband was in Sydney playing rugby league and the lady doing the scan said, was like, oh, there's your heartbeat.
What challenges does Tayla face while juggling training and motherhood?
And I was like, oh, amazing. Cool, it's done. I wasn't hyperventilating or hallucinating the pregnancy. And then she's like, oh, but I'll just show you something else. I was like, oh, here we go. And she's like, there's your first heartbeat and there's the second heartbeat. And before I could say anything, my mum's in the room and she's like, oh, my God, like dead. And I was like, bitch, shut up. Like it's my fucking womb. And I was like, oh, shit. And she's like, yeah. And I was like, the first thing I could think about, because I had this small-ass car, I said, fuck, Marcy's going to have to get me another car.
Yeah, push prison.
Literally.
You should have got two push prisons.
I should have. And I got, fuck all, mate. Did you get a new car? Oh, yeah. Yeah.
You should have got some jewellery.
I'm still waiting for it.
Yeah, call them. I'll talk to them.
What led Tayla to start her career in radio?
Yeah, thank you. And the lady doing the scheme was like, I've actually got twins and my twins are in a Toyota Yaris, so you'll be fine. I was like, yeah, well, we live different lives, bitch, because I'm not having a fucking Yaris with twins. No.
I drove a Toyota Yaris with one of my, like, second car. Great car, to be honest.
What was Tayla's experience as a cheerleader?
Yeah, well, they are. But probably not for two in the back. No, especially with a husband who's, like, six foot some shit. Like, if he ever wants to come along in the car, you need a bit of leg space too with the car seats.
Yeah. So eight minutes apart. Yeah. Twins run in the family. Does anyone in your family or his family have them?
Not in mine, but on Marcelo's, the Fijian side, there's a few identical twins there. So, yeah, we have him to thank.
Yeah, I've got him. Yeah. I laugh so much at the – what was it? He stitched you up when you first started dating to say to his mum in Fiji you're a cunt or something.
What did he say? That, oh, goodnight circumcised people. Yeah, I was like, what's something nice I can say to them to show my appreciation for your culture? And he goes, yeah, say this. And so I said whatever it was in Fiji and, like, his mum literally looked at me. It was like she saw a ghost and I was like, oh, my God, what the fuck have you told me to say? And, yeah, I said, goodnight, circumcisions. So it's lovely, isn't it? Yeah. Way to make an impression.
Great first impression. Tell us how the podcast is going. It's really, like, flowing. I see it all the time on TikTok and Insta.
Thanks, mate. That's good. The algorithm's on our side there.
It's so funny.
Thank you.
Because it's real. Like, you're not just pretending that marriage is sunshine and, like, this.
Yeah, yeah. So we started back when we were in New Zealand and when we moved back to Sydney we were like, oh, kind of probably won't do it here because I was about to have the girls and Marcella was like tied up with football and stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:43
2
What was Tayla Montoya's experience with childbirth like?
0:43–0:48
3
How did Tayla meet Marcelo and what is their story?
0:48–1:18
4
What challenges does Tayla face while juggling training and motherhood?
1:18–2:05
5
What led Tayla to start her career in radio?
2:05–2:21
6
What was Tayla's experience as a cheerleader?
2:21–7:13
7
How does Tayla balance her family life with her career?
7:13–15:08
8
What humorous stories does Tayla share about her family?
15:08–49:34