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Published by Pulp & Crunchy
Christie Hayes is an award-winning broadcaster and actress who first appeared on Australian television at 12 years old. After becoming a household name as Kirsty Sutherland on Home and Away, Christie went on to host #1 breakfast radio shows, earning a reputation for her warmth, humour, fearless authenticity and strong connection with women. Now, on her daily podcast, Christie brings together honest conversations, from the challenging of the Prime Minister on-air, to advocating for women, IVF, autism, sex, (no drugs,) and a bit of Rock n Roll when it doesn't wake the kids. Incredible guests with incredible stories. Christie is very respected, and trusted by the thousands and thousands of people she is used to broadcasting to. Hubby Justin jumps in also, but he's a green flag with a fantastic voice. He's also a comedian and radio host. And don't worry... a quick ep's a good ep—we're all busy. There's no prizes though, soz. xxx
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Christie returns from Sydney with some brutally honest podcast feedback from her Gen Z sister, Lilli — including one complaint that could change how every episode ends. Justin recounts a painfully eventful trip to Woolies with Goldie in the BabyBjörn, before Christie shares the reason behind her Sydney visit: becoming an official ambassador for Polished Man. Together, they discuss how one painted fingernail can spark vital conversations about family and domestic violence — and why men need to be part of creating change. Plus, Macaulay Culkin is bringing Home Alone to Australia, and Christie is ready to reach for the credit card. She reflects on why the Christmas classic took on a completely different meaning after she became a mum — and why meeting Kevin McCallister might finally leave her starstruck. Podcast criticism, supermarket injuries, an important new role and a Christmas dream come true — it’s another heartfelt and hilariously unfiltered episode of Christie Hayes Daily . If you or someone you know needs support, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or visit 1800respect.org.au. Slide into my voice DM's! xx
Today Christie sits down for a heartfelt conversation with Berina Colakovic — wife of former NRL star Jai Arrow, and mum to their beautiful little daughter, Ayla. Earlier this year, Jai and Berina’s world changed when, at just 30 years old, Jai was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and announced his retirement from the game he loves. Since then, the couple have faced an unimaginable new chapter with extraordinary openness, courage and a determination to make every moment count. Today, Berina joins Christie for a deeply personal conversation about love, family, fear, hope, and what life looks like when everything changes in an instant. And if you’d like to learn more about motor neurone disease, support families living with MND, or donate towards vital care and research, please: visit https://mndaustralia.org.au/ Slide into my voice DM's! xx
Christie shares a sweet memory from meeting Britney Spears at the Crossroads premiere before turning her attention to a viral confrontation involving a mum breastfeeding on a plane — and the man who decided to film her. Needless to say, Christie has thoughts. Elsewhere, an Indian telecommunications worker is tied to a 5G tower by frustrated villagers, Christie prepares for a whirlwind solo trip to Sydney and wrestles with mum guilt, and Hendy’s school sends home the kind of message every parent dreads: he’s arrived without underpants. Plus, Practical Magic 2 works its magic at the box office, Nicole Kidman delivers a masterclass in answering an awkward music question, and Christie dreams of margaritas with Nicole, Sandra Bullock and Jennifer Aniston. Breastfeeding battles, terrible phone reception, freeballing at school and women supporting women — it’s another wonderfully unpredictable episode of Christie Hayes Daily . Slide into my voice DM's! xx
Christie and Hubby Justin reflect on the 25th anniversary of September 11 and the messages of love that emerged from unimaginable tragedy. Closer to home, Justin and Harley embrace their inner Flea Market Flip , transforming two $5 op-shop chairs into LA Lakers masterpieces. Christie explains why families need something to look forward to — even if it means hypothetically booking a white Christmas in Banff before working out how to pay for the flights. Plus, Christie shares her growing concern for Britney Spears, Judge Judy hangs up the gavel at 83, and Christie reveals the career she might have pursued in another life. Could she have been a formidable lawyer? Justin thinks so… he’s just not convinced she’d make it through five years of study. Family projects, big dreams, pop-culture worries and a little inner Judge Judy — it’s another candid and chaotic episode of Christie Hayes Daily . Slide into my voice DM's! xx
Christie Hayes and Hubby Justin are back behind the mics — with baby Goldie offering her own thoughts from the studio. This episode, they unpack the shock departure of radio duo Will & Woody and the brutal reality of working in an industry where even a successful show can disappear overnight. Christie reflects on the pain of having an audience taken away, while the pair discuss why podcasting offers something commercial radio often can’t: creative control. Then, Christie’s long-held family dream is finally coming true — they’re getting a pool! Not a $70,000 resort-style masterpiece, mind you… a Bunnings pool, a heat pump and, naturally, a celebratory snag. Plus, Justin’s Dodgers obsession takes centre stage as he predicts a historic three-peat, explains why Shohei Ohtani is worth every cent of his billion-dollar deal and raises the terrifying possibility of an MLB strike. Radio heartbreak, family memories, ridiculous sporting salaries and some extremely questionable swimming techniques — it’s another gloriously unfiltered episode of Christie Hayes Daily. Slide into my voice DM's! xx
Goldie joins us in the caravan studio (and has plenty to say) as we chat about back when Jesse Eisenberg’s incredible decision to donate a kidney to a complete stranger, organ donation in Australia, and why a conversation at the doctor’s got us thinking about the difference one person can make. Then, Christie has waited nearly 30 years for this one… Practical Magic 2! 🧙♀️✨ We talk Sandra Bullock, Nicole Kidman, the original film we still adore, the lost art of the classic movie-trailer voice and whether Mum and Dad might actually manage a date night to see it. Family, kidneys, witches and Goldie heckling from the sidelines — just another day at Christie Hayes Daily. 😂 Slide into my voice DM's! xx
Today on Christie Hayes Daily, Christie has a shower epiphany about surviving stay-at-home mum life by putting the chaos into “containers”, Justin has thoughts about whether it’ll last more than a day, and somehow the conversation ends up exactly where you’d expect — masturbation jokes. 😂 Plus, we talk the joy of decluttering after a chapter ends, finally finishing The West Wing 27 years late, the eternal couple question of “what do we watch now?”, and Christie puts her dream acting job into the universe: Taylor Sheridan, we’re looking at you. A bit of motherhood, marriage, career limbo, television obsession and manifesting — basically a normal day around here. Slide into my voice DM's! xx
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Observed September 20, 2026.
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