Season 2 Episode 9: Bottles, Boobs and Burnout

Season 2 Episode 11: Wealth, Wisdom and Winging it!

This week, Sophie and her imaginary friend are joined by family member and finance whizz Mia Rose McGrath. Between candle confessions, budgeting revelations and a surprising amount of excitement about ISAs, they discover that growing your money might actually be more fun than spending it. Who knew? Expect laughs, life lessons and at least one person questioning every financial decision they've ever made.

Season 2 Episode 10: Corbetts, Comedy and Carnage

Season 2, Episode 10 is gloriously chaotic as Sophie is joined by her sister, comedian Emma Corbett — a woman who can turn trauma, menopause and a smear test into a standing ovation. There’s savage sibling bullying, emotional damage disguised as banter, questionable chat about sex, and enough swearing to upset a parish council. Plus: the greatest dessert recipe ever created.

Season 2 Episode 9: Bottles, Boobs and Burnout

This week, Sophie and her imaginary friend spiral gently through body image, breastfeeding, emotionally unavailable men, household rage, post-baby madness and the devastating reality of being the only person who knows how to clean a shower. There are tears, tough truths, questionable life advice and somehow… a very passionate discussion about feta cheese.

Season 2 Episode 8: Flab, Fannies and Fame

This week on Not Our First Rodeo, Sophie and her imaginary friend tackle sleepless nights, ageing bodies, unexpected life twists, and one VERY surprising celebrity cure. There’s talk of gunts, dodgy TV shows, Michael Jackson dance moves, and a story so exciting Sophie’s trying not to get carried away. Chaos, oversharing, laughter, mild outrage… same rodeo, different week.

Season 2 Episode 7: Kate, Kier and Knockers

This week, Sophie and her imaginary friend are joined by their first-ever guests from Australia, and things get interesting fast. What starts as a lovely catch-up turns into a very cheeky, very honest chat about love, dating, and one idea that’s so good it might make you question all your past relationships. It’s a bit deep, a bit naughty, and predictably goes off the rails. Come for the wisdom, stay for the chaos.