"The Undone" is an Australian Mamamia podcast hosted by best friends and flatmates Emily Vernem and Lucy Neville, offering candid, humor-laced conversations about the chaos of navigating your twenties. Blending personal storytelling with listener-submitted "dating diary" confessions, the show tackles dating mishaps, sex and relationship taboos (from vaginismus to pegging), friendship dynamics, mental health, and the small but overwhelming struggles of early adulthood—like cooking or adulting basics. The tone is casual, witty, and vulnerable, mimicking a conversation between close girlfriends rather than polished commentary. With a loyal, community-driven audience that contributes confessions and feedback, the podcast resonates strongly with young women in their 20s seeking relatable, unfiltered discussions on love, sex, identity, and everyday chaos. After 67 episodes, the hosts wrapped up the series, transitioning listeners to a new spin-off, "Things You Didn't Learn In School," continuing their signature blend of humor and real-life advice.
"The Undone" is an Australian Mamamia podcast hosted by best friends and flatmates Emily Vernem and Lucy Neville, offering candid, humor-laced conversations about the chaos of navigating your twenties. Blending personal storytelling with listener-submitted "dating diary" confessions, the show tackles dating mishaps, sex and relationship taboos (from vaginismus to pegging), friendship dynamics, mental health, and the small but overwhelming struggles of early adulthood—like cooking or adulting basics. The tone is casual, witty, and vulnerable, mimicking a conversation between close girlfriends rather than polished commentary. With a loyal, community-driven audience that contributes confessions and feedback, the podcast resonates strongly with young women in their 20s seeking relatable, unfiltered discussions on love, sex, identity, and everyday chaos. After 67 episodes, the hosts wrapped up the series, transitioning listeners to a new spin-off, "Things You Didn't Learn In School," continuing their signature blend of humor and real-life advice.
