EP 06: Tanya Hennessy talks feeling uncomfy with success

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On EP07: The Thinkergirls Stacey June and Kristie Mercer creators of some of the most successful female podcasts and content in Australia, are joined by comedian/radio chick/online sensation Tanya Hennessy.

The girls reminisce on their regional radio days #povlife (2:50) and Tanya shares how she used to be spiritual (4:45) and how her publisher of her upcoming book is pushing for a title she’s not keen on (8:06) And speaking of Tanya’s book, she chats the chapter that she’s not sure she wants published because of the fall out. Does Tanya Hennessy feel uncomfortable with her success? (13:40) and do you think the more times you shop at K-Mart the unhappier you are? (15:40) for realz though! Kristie touches on her journey with alcohol (18:20) and how it began a process of changing her life and Tanya shares for the first time the accident that caused PTSD (22:01) and introduced her to therapy. If society were to put you in a box, what box would that be (24:04) and Tanya shares whether there’s parts of her personality she turns up or down in her work (26:30)