Hosted by Rebecca Morse and Grace Wakelin · 🇺🇸 US · EN-AU · 49 episodes
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In the Genes navigates the volatility and vulnerability of a modern mother/daughter relationship with humour, honesty and heart.
Rebecca Morse and Grace Wakelin hosts In The Genes, a kids show with 49 episodes published.
The Dilemma is back! It prompts Bec and Grace to share their most embarrassing period stories. Trigger warning if you're squeamish. Plus Bec has a selfish beef with Voicemails for Isabelle. To find out more about period
Bec fears her clubbing days are over after her unfortunate behaviour at a bar over the weekend. Then she gets grilled on what lies ahead for Grace's future. Plus it's Grace's turn to quiz her mother on current pop cultur
Given Grace's love of Quiz Nights, Bec tries to engage her with an 80s Quiz with varying degrees of success. You'll have to sit through Grace's beef over Bec giving away one of her favourite pieces of clothing first. Plu
How would you describe yourself if you couldn't mention your job or professional achievements? After reading Ben Crowe's Where the Light Gets In, Bec and Grace undertake this assignment and urge you to do the same. Show
Bec reveals her new side hustle. A smutty Mum Fail leads us into the Off Campus phenomenon, can real life men measure up? Plus we address the social media backlash we copped from the Manosphere.
Our guest is award-winning South Australian journalist Lauren Novak who joins us to talk about mum rage after writing Meltdown, a book on the subject. She tells us where the anger comes from and how to address it as Bec
It's Grace's turn for tears as she's left exhausted by her uni placements. The Korean mascara that almost derailed the live podcast record. And we return to the old debate of who should pay on a date. Also, FYI, Bec was
This episode was recorded in front of our first live audience at the Myer Centre Adelaide on Mother's Day. It contains our story so far and a Q&A segment. Thanks to everyone who came along!
We're back baby! There's a lot to catch up on after Grace threw a party while Bec was on her first cruise. Turns out their perception of a tame party is quite different. Grace reveals something she's been hiding for a co
Bec and Grace discuss what shapes childhood memories. Bec asks whether there's too much pressure on parents to create the perfect childhood at the expense of their own lives and Grace reveals her formative memories.
Grace opens up about the end of her Situationship... the one Psychic Fotini warned her about! And Bec accidentally comes up with an awkward nickname for a potential new addition to the family.
Bec loses her mind meeting one of the family's musical heroes. We share some awkward faux pas before Bec reveals one of her worst social mistakes ever, sorry if it corrupts innocent minds. And Grace wonders whether being
Grace and Bec discuss International Women's Day, including whether MAFS should provide a platform for misogyny. Somehow Bunnings sausage sizzles and foot pics feature.
PSA: Skip the first 12 minutes or so if you’re triggered by bickering, as tensions are high this week. Grace has had a setback at Uni which raises questions about whether school adequately prepares you for life decisions
PSA: Don't listen to this one while you're eating. Story Time with Bec goes down the toilet and the episode never really recovers. Add two camera tripod collapses and a musical interruption and it's the most chaotic yet.
Bec has some notes on Grace’s bad habits, but she’s beaten to the punch by a stunt Grace prepared earlier. Bec’s perimenopausal brain fog sees her struggle with word-finding.
Grace puts Bec on the interview couch to check in on how the past year has been for her personally and professionally. It turns into a deep dive into the challenges of both being a working mother, and being raised by one
Grace ignores Physic Fotini’s relationship advice. Bec tests herself in a new job while battling brain fog. And have you been ghosted? Maybe their phone was just in a river.
Welcome Back! Season Two kicks off with a reading from in-demand psychic Fotini (@psychicfotini_ ). She talks about psychic gifts and gives us a glimpse into what the future holds for Bec & Grace.
It’s the last episode for 2025 and we unpack the journey of the year that was. Plus Bec finds something disturbing in Grace’s room.
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In The Genes is hosted by Rebecca Morse and Grace Wakelin. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 49 episodes.
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