Just Yappin Solo with Steele

Just Yappin about Bali, surfing, and waxing

Episode 26 is a Bali survival story featuring $1,900 overweight luggage fees, a surf lesson from hell, questionable food choices, and enough Bintangs to make it all seem like a good idea. Between beach days, culture shocks, Michael Jackson documentary spirals, and making friends with a woman known only as Smiley, Steele and Peyton discover that paradise is beautiful, but it’s also fully capable of humbling you.

Just Yappin about livin in Melbourne

Episode 25 is a chaotic Melbourne recap with Steele and Peyton unpacking six months of surviving Australia. Exploding apartment ceilings, blackout stair climbs, terrible jobs, CBD foot traffic rage, gay bar adventures, bong rip disasters, and emotional support umbrellas. Between random internet rants and preparing for Bali, the duo reflects on friendship, confidence, overpacking, and realizing that nothing is actually that deep because we’re all just floating on a rock.

Just Yappin with the Aussie GURLS

Episode 24 is a chaotic catch-up with Steele and friends from Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, and the United Kingdom as they unpack terrible dates, ghosting, friendship drama, moving away from home, and hot takes ranging from why Mamma Mia! defines girlhood to why working at McDonald's prepares you for life. Between emotional Coles breakdowns, Bali plans, and Steele’s story about getting kissed on stage by Halsey at a The Weeknd concert, the episode is equal parts heartfelt and completely unhinged.

Just Yappin Solo with Steele

Steele’s first solo episode is basically a chaotic catch-up session about the podcast, life in Australia, overthinking, pop culture, and why she loves to just sit and yap. Between random tangents, funny quotes from friends, and a passionate rant about Coke over Pepsi, it’s all very unfiltered, very all over the place, and somehow still makes perfect sense by the end.

Going Tits up & Just Yappin about it

In this chaotic episode of Just Yappin’, Steele and India get real about moving abroad, the good, the bad, and the “why am I crying in a hostel shower?” moments. India spills on her blog Tits Up, where everything that can go wrong… usually does, and why she’s committed to keeping travel brutally honest (and slightly unhinged). From awkward friend making attempts to culture shocks and life in Melbourne, it’s funny, chaotic, and way too relatable proof that you can be living your dream and still absolutely losing the plot.