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Guest: Rachael Coopes *Interviewed by Chelle Griffin* Episode Highlights: Introduction to Rachael Coopes: Award-winning actress, writer, and presenter known for her work on Australian television and theater Career Journey: Rachael discusses her path from early acting roles to becoming a multifaceted creative professional Writing Process: Insights into how Rachael approaches scriptwriting and storytelling across different mediums Industry Challenges: Honest conversation about navigating the entertainment industry and overcoming obstacles Current Projects: Discussion of Rachael's latest work and upcoming productions Creative Inspiration: Rachael shares what drives her creativity and where she finds inspiration Advice for Aspiring Creatives: Practical tips for those looking to break into acting and writing  

In this inspiring episode, we chat with author Christine Newell about her beautiful memoir, Five Seasons in Seoul, which chronicles her transformative year living and teaching in South Korea. Christine opens up about the personal challenges that led her to seek a fresh start, her deep cultural immersion, and the powerful impact of Korean traditions—especially the symbolic “five seasons” shaped by Yin and Yang philosophy. She shares how community, kindness, and resilience helped her find healing, purpose, and creative spark. We also explore the emotional journey of writing a memoir, the vulnerability of putting your story on the page, and the surprising ways her time in Seoul has shaped her life and career back in Australia. In this episode, you'll hear about: Why Christine went to South Korea—and how it changed her The meaning behind “Five Seasons” and how it shaped her year abroad Cultural rituals, food, and unexpected moments of connection Grief, growth, and resilience while living far from home The process of writing a memoir and what it's meant to readers Her love of Korean dramas, memoir recommendations, and what's next on her travel list Books Christine recommends:

Episode Title: Rachael Johns: The Bad Bridesmaid and the Love of Books Guest: Rachael Johns, Australian Romance Author Key Highlights: Discussion of Rachael's latest book "The Bad Bridesmaid" Insights into her writing process and inspiration Exploration of her love for books and libraries Episode Breakdown: Book Overview Main character: Winnefren (Fred) Darling Setting: Norfolk Island Plot: Fred tries to stop her mother's sixth wedding Inspired by "The Parent Trap" movie concept Writing Journey Started writing at 17 Former English teacher Known as the "Undisputed Queen of Australian Women's Fiction" Book Series Connection Linked to previous book "The Other Bridget" Features characters from the library where Fred works Rachael's Book Club 6,500 members on Facebook Monthly book discussions Annual in-person retreats Focuses on supporting Australian and women writers Personal Insights Loves audiobooks Passionate about libraries and librarian representation Enjoys traveling to research book settings Recommended For: Romance readers, book lovers, fans of Australian fiction Contact/Follow: Website: RachaelJohns.com Facebook: Rachael Johns Book Club Book Club Retreat: rachaeljohnsbookclubretreat.com

Podcast Show Notes: Living Untethered with Michael A. Singer Episode Highlights: Book: Living Untethered: Beyond the Human Predicament Author: Michael A. Singer (New York Times bestselling author) Key Themes: Inner peace, self-realization, mindfulness, and personal growth Episode Overview: Hosts Leanne and Shel dive deep into Michael Singer's latest book, exploring profound insights about: Understanding the universe's complexity Separating oneself from thoughts Practicing meditation and awareness Accepting life's inherent suffering Techniques for personal transformation Notable Quotes: "Resistance creates tension and anxiety, and makes life a burden." "The Spirit can end up hiding in the head if living in the heart is too confronting." "All of life is suffering" - Buddha Practical Takeaways: Start with "low hanging fruit" when practicing letting go Use meditation to create distance from your thoughts Practice being present in the moment Recognize that external things don't define your happiness Recommended Companion Resource: The Untethered Soul Guided Journal: Practices to Journey Beyond Yourself Upcoming Book Club Selections: Current: The Bee Sting (Join by end of May) Next: Dear Digital, We Need to Talk Connect:  www.betweenthelinesaustralia.com

Podcast Episode: How to Age Disgracefully with Claire Pooley Guest: Claire Pooley, author of "How to Age Disgracefully", "The Authenticity Project", and "People on Platform Five" Episode Highlights: Discussion of Claire's latest novel "How to Age Disgracefully" Exploration of multi-generational connections and community Insights into writing, aging, and finding purpose Key Themes: Breaking stereotypes about aging The importance of community and human connection Humor as a tool for addressing challenging life experiences Book Recommendations: "Margot" by Ruthie Thorpe "The Wedding People" "What Does It Feel Like?" by Sophie Kinsella Claire's Writing Insights: Writes most creatively in early morning Believes in the power of a "triumphant second act" Passionate about challenging ageism and celebrating wisdom Memorable Quote: "Every woman should have a triumphant second act." About the Author: Claire Pooley is a former advertising professional who published her first novel at 50, celebrating diverse characters and unlikely communities in her writing.

In this episode, Emma Lovell discusses her book "The Art of Pleasure" and shares insights on combining work, leisure, and self-care to create a fulfilling lifestyle. Key Highlights: Emma's philosophy of "pleasure life" - traveling the world, making money, and living life on your own terms Strategies for blending business and leisure Importance of work-life harmony over work-life balance Travel experiences and goals (76 countries visited) Practical tips for incorporating more pleasure into daily life Notable Quotes: "It's not about waiting until everything is perfect to live your dream life" "Pleasure is a mindset and a lifestyle, not just a destination" Guest Bio: Emma Lovell is an author, speaker, and coach specializing in helping people design lives that combine work, travel, and personal fulfillment. She has visited 76 countries and continues to explore the world while running her business. Upcoming Travel Plans: Central America trip European tour including Finland, Portugal, and potentially Bulgaria Panama Canal cruise Recommended for listeners interested in: Travel hacking Lifestyle design Work-life integration Personal development

Unraveling "All That's Left Unsaid" with Tracey Lien Hosts: Leanne and Chelle Episode Overview: In this episode, Leanne and Chelle delve into "All That's Left Unsaid" by Tracey Lien, a poignant debut novel exploring themes of family, cultural identity, and the aftermath of tragedy. Set in 1996 Cabramatta, the story follows Ki Tran as she returns home to uncover the truth behind her brother's murder. The hosts discuss the book's exploration of Vietnamese Australian culture, the complexities of family obligations, and the struggle to reconcile past and present. Key Discussion Points: Introduction to Tracey Lien and the Book: Introduction of Tracey Lien's debut novel, "All That's Left Unsaid." Background on Tracey Lien, her upbringing in southwestern Sydney, and her career. Book Synopsis: Overview of the plot centered on Ki Tran's quest to understand her brother Denny's murder. The novel's setting in Cabramatta, highlighting the cultural and historical context. Themes and Cultural Exploration: The portrayal of Vietnamese Australian culture and the immigrant experience. Discussion on the cultural pressures and ideals faced by first-generation immigrants. Character Dynamics and Storytelling: Ki Tran's journey as she navigates family dynamics and cultural expectations. The novel's structure, alternating between Ki's perspective and those of the witnesses. Personal Reflections and Relatability: Chelle's personal connections to the Vietnamese Australian community and cultural nuances. Leanne's reflections on the nostalgia and cultural references from the 1990s. Mystery and Unraveling the Past: The book's mystery element as Ki seeks to uncover the truth behind her brother's death. Exploration of themes like guilt, responsibility, and the quest for meaning. Cultural Identity and Generational Tensions: The struggle between embracing new cultural identities and honoring traditional values. The impact of historical events on the characters' lives and choices. Final Thoughts and Recommendations: The hosts express their admiration for Tracey Lien's storytelling and cultural insights. Recommendation for readers interested in exploring diverse cultural narratives and family dynamics. Encouragement for listeners to read the book and engage with its themes.

Episode Title: Summer Reading Pile Podcast: Between The Lines Hosts: Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin Episode Summary: In this episode of "Between The Lines," hosts Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin dive into their summer reading lists, sharing the books they're excited to explore in the coming months. They discuss both fiction and non-fiction selections, highlighting the themes and stories that have captured their interest. The conversation reflects the anticipation and joy of discovering new books and the shared experience of reading alongside their listeners. Key Discussion Points: Introduction and Excitement for Summer Reading: Leanne and Chelle express their excitement for discussing their upcoming reads and the joy of having a "to be read" pile. Summer Book Club Selections: The hosts introduce the summer book club picks: "Bright Shining" by Julia Baird and "Cactus Pear for My Beloved" by Samah Sabawi, discussing the themes of grace and courage. Fiction Picks: Leanne shares her interest in "Juice" by Tim Winton and "The Other Bridget" by Rachel Johns, while Chelle highlights "Rapture" by Emily Maguire and "Wing" by Nikki Gemmell. Non-Fiction Picks: Leanne plans to read "You Don't Have to Have a Dream" by Tim Minchin, while Chelle chooses "The Art of Bleisure" by Emma Lovell and "Recipe Tin Eats: Tonight" by Nagi Mayashi. Discussion on Book Themes and Anticipation: The hosts reflect on the themes of their chosen books, such as environmental activism, personal growth, and the intertwining of pleasure and work. Book Club and Reading Community: Leanne and Chelle discuss the value of their book club community, the upcoming author interviews, and the joy of sharing reading experiences with others. Final Thoughts and Recommendations: The hosts encourage listeners to join their book club and consider gifting a membership for the holidays. They express their excitement for the upcoming reading season and the opportunity to connect with listeners through shared literary journeys. Closing Remarks: Leanne and Chelle thank their audience for tuning in, wish everyone happy holidays, and look forward to the discussions and discoveries that the summer reading pile will bring.

Episode Title: A Romantic Journey with "Mary Christmas" Hosts: Leanne and Chelle Guest: Mary Anne O'Connor Episode Overview: In this episode, Leanne and Chelle welcome Mary Anne O'Connor, author of "Mary Christmas," a romance novel set in 1909 in the picturesque Cotswolds. The story follows Mary Richards, a teacher torn between societal expectations and her career aspirations. Through the lens of love and family dynamics, the book explores themes of independence, the suffragette movement, and the courage to defy traditional gender roles. Key Discussion Points: Introduction and Book Overview: Introduction of Mary Anne O'Connor and her book "Mary Christmas." Summary of the plot, highlighting Mary Richards' struggle between career and love as her sister Emily's wedding approaches. Mary Anne O'Connor's Background: Mary Anne's career in copywriting and marketing before transitioning to writing fiction and non-fiction. Her personal life in Northern Sydney and how her family influences her writing. Character Development and Historical Context: Discussion on the societal pressures faced by women in 1909 and the inspiration from Mary Anne's previous novel, "Sisters of Freedom." Emphasis on strong, independent female characters and the importance of career and independence. Transition to Writing Romance: Mary Anne's shift from historical fiction to romance, inspired by Christmas movies. The book's focus on a strong female lead and a kind, intellectual male character. Themes and Character Dynamics: Exploration of love and career choice themes, and the dynamics between Mary and Jonathan. Insights into Mary Anne's personal influences, including her family. Family and Romantic Elements: The emotional journey of Mary and her sister Emily, and the significance of family bonds. Personal anecdotes about Mary Anne's family and the influence of her mother. Historical and Modern Relevance: Discussion on the suffragette movement and ongoing gender equality challenges. Mary Anne's emphasis on supporting each other and challenging outdated gender roles. Romance and Real-Life Influences: The portrayal of genuine, thoughtful relationships in the book. The importance of mutual respect and support in romantic narratives. Emotional Impact and Reader Engagement: The book's aim to create an immersive experience through vivid descriptions of Christmas markets and bookshops. Strong, relatable characters that resonate with readers. Final Thoughts and Recommendations: The book is available for purchase on Amazon and other platforms, making it a perfect Christmas gift. Mary Anne shares her pride in the book and hopes readers will connect with the characters. The episode concludes with gratitude for the discussion and a wish for a Merry Christmas to listeners. Resources Mentioned: Book: "Mary Christmas" by Mary Anne O'Connor Previous Work: "Sisters of Freedom" by Mary Anne O'Connor

Episode Title: Exploring "The Courage to Be Disliked" Hosts: Leanne and Chelle Episode Overview: In this episode, Leanne and Chelle dive into "The Courage to Be Disliked" by Fumitake Koga and Ichiro Kishimi. This book explores Alfred Adler's psychological theories, focusing on themes such as self-determination, social interest, and the courage to be disliked. The hosts discuss how past experiences shape us through the meanings we assign to them and highlight the concept of true happiness stemming from contributing to others. Key Discussion Points: Introduction to the Book: Leanne introduces "The Courage to Be Disliked," discussing its challenges and its foundation in Alfred Adler's psychology. Language and Respect: A conversation on the importance of language learning and respect, sparked by Leanne's experience with Japanese homework. Book's Premise and Style: The book's use of Adler's theories for personal growth and its conversational style, compared to "Conversations with God." Main Themes: Self-determination, social interest, and the courage to be disliked. The transient nature of relationships and contribution to happiness. Living for oneself and overcoming the tendency to please others. Practical Application: The significance of self-reflection and emotional work. The concept of horizontal relationships in parenting. Recommendations: Audiobook Suggestion: Leanne and Chelle recommend the audiobook version for its engaging conversational style. Further Reading: Interest in Fumitake Koga's other work, "The Courage to Be Happy." Final Thoughts: The hosts express their appreciation for the book's practical insights and invite listeners to share their thoughts and book recommendations.

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Leanne and Chelle have created their first Seasonal Episode. Join them as they share which books are in their autumn reading pile.   The Books mentioned: A Thousand Wasted Sundays by Victoria Vanstone. Chelle did a little more research and stands corrected, this book is a comedic memoir rather than a prescriptive memoir. Joy Moody is Out of Time by Kerryn Mayne (look out for our upcoming episode with Kerryn as our Guest Author). The Seven by Chris Hammer. Scrublands by Chris Hammer (and the Australian series stars Luke Arnold and Bella Heathcote) Jane Harper vibes! Jane has written The Dry, Force of Nature, The Lost Man, The Survivors and Exiles (stay tuned for an upcoming episode discussing Jane Harper's books). The Eleventh Floor by Kylie Orr. Everyone In My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson. Everyone On This Train Is a Suspect by Benjamin Stevenson. The Library of Heartbeats by Laura Imai Messina (who also wrote The Phone Box at the Edge of the World). The Midnight Library by Matt Haig. Stone Yard Devotional By Charlotte Wood (who wrote The Natural Way of Things and also The Weekend). The Secrets of the Little Greek Taverna by Erin Palmisano. Bright Shining by Julia Baird. Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton. Phosperessence by Julia Baird. Beyond This World, For This World by Julia Coleman. Rise Sister Rise by Rebecca Campbell. And remember if you read any of these books and enjoyed it then let us know over on insta @betweenthelines_au and we might dedicate an episode to your favourite.     TV & Movies mentioned: Indian Summer (1993) starring Alan Arkin, Bill Paxton and Diane Lane. The Drum hosted by Julia Baird on the ABC. Another correction for Chelle, this show is NOT called The Soup! Oops.     Other mentions: Annie's Books on Peregian in Peregian Beach, Sunshine Coast. Shoutout to Shonagh one of our loyal listeners and to all our listeners, we are so incredibly grateful that you keep showing up and listening to our Pod. River Read bookstore in Noosaville, Sunshine Coast. Riverbend Books in Bulimba, Brisbane.   Thanks so much for tuning in and feel welcome to leave us a 5 star Review on your podcast provider of choice.   Remember to keep reading and we'll see you Between the Lines

Leanne and Chelle embark of an episode of reflection as they enter 2024 and discuss Shonda Rhime's The Year of Yes. This book really got Leanne and Chelle pondering all the philosophical aspects of Yes. You'll notice alot of dead air (a playful reference to Leanne's childhood love of reading The Babysitter's Club) throughout this episode which will attribute to Leanne & Chelle really thinking hard about their response to the book, the ripple effects this book has on who they are, their work and their lives. Maybe consider speeding it up just a tad! The Books: Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes A Place of Yes by Bethenny Frankel A Promised Land by Barrack Obama No Time Like the Future by Michael J Fox The Babysitter's Club by Ann Martin TV Shows Grey's Anantomy, Private Practice, How to Get Away with Murder, Scandal and Bridgerton written by Shonda Rhimes The West Wing written by Aaron Sorkin Feel welcome to leave us a 5 star review on your favourite podcast platfrom and share this episode with anyone in your life that may be curious to listen. Follow us over on Instagram @betweenthelinespodcast_au for updates on new episodes and book giveaways. We love to hear from our listeners and encourage you to message us or comment on our posts and share what you are choosing to say YES to in 2024. Remember to keep reading and we'll see you between the lines!  

In this episode Leanne and Chelle met with Australian Author, the awesome Kate Solly, over zoom on a Thursday morning and chatted about her debut novel, Tuesday Evenings with the Copeton Craft Resistance. Join in the laughs of this delightful conversation discussing the wonderful characters, Kate's tenacity for producing such a fascinating story devling into community, exploring diffence and the human yearning for acceptance.   The Books: Lenny Marks gets away with murder by Kerryn Mayne Joy Moody is out of time by Kerryn Mayne The Last love note by Emma Grey The Unbelieved by Vikki Petraitis The Competition by Katherine Collette    Other Mentions: Credit goes to Anne Freeman for her insightful review of Tuesday evenings on good reads which inspired a couple of our discussion questions with Kate. If you are feeling crafty then head on over to www.Ravelry.com and follow Kate (Katelikestocreate) and Chelle (Bohemia75)  What was the outcome of the auction…..well Leanne did indeed win the auction and Kate actually thought the winner was an old high school friend who happens to have the same name.  Kate was wearing a tshirt while filming the episode and it stated "What are you reading?" which was a brilliant conversation starter and definitely more interesting than what reading level we are all at.  Post Episode follow up.... Kate did put in a good word for us so watch this space for an upcoming guest author episode with Kerryn Mayne, author of Lenny Marks gets away with murder and her soon to be released book, Joy Moody is out of time.

In today's episode Leanne and Chelle chat their way through everything written by Liane Moriaty, bestselling Australian Fiction author. Leanne and Chelle love a good plot twist and Liane Moriaty is masterful as blindsiding her audience. The Books: Nine Perfect Strangers Apple's Never Fall Big Little Lies What Alice Forgot The Husband's Secret Truly Madly Guilty Other Mentions: Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers were both turned into a made for tv mini series although BLL was extended into a 2 season mini series. Liane also wrote The Hypnotist's Love Story; The Last Anniversary; and, Three Wishes. Jaclyn Moriaty writes fiction for young readers. Nicola Moriaty, the youngest sister, wrote The Fifth Letter which Chelle referred to which is general fiction and had her captivated too. Leanne and Chelle wondered which other books of Lianne's have been optioned. We have since found an article dated 2017 that stating that What Alice Forgot; The Husband's Secret; and, Truly Madly Guilty had all been optioned. Further investigation revealed that Truly Madly Guilty is in development. It appears on IMDB that The Hypnotist's Love Story was released in 2019 starring Heather Graham and Jane Seymour however it only shows that there is one episode so may have had production stalled through the pandemic. Remember to keep reading and we'll see you Between The Lines.

Leanne and Chelle discuss the wild and varied life of Ruth Shaw, the only of a bookstore in far south New Zealand. Book: The Bookstore at the end of the World by Ruth Shaw. Other Mentions: Chelle was curious about the difference between an autobiography and a memoir however at time of recording she hadn't actually done anything more than ponder. At time of publication we can share that research has been conducted and the results are in.... Memoirs and autobiographies are both non fiction narratives written by the person that they're about. An autobiography encompasses the entirety of a person's life story, while memoirs focus on just one powerful experience of a group of experiences and are often conveying a particular message, rather than simply overviewing someone's life. Helen Garner wrote The Spare Room among many other phenomenal works.

Summary: Leanne and Chelle are so thrilled (after Chelle recovers from her fangirling freeze up moment) to sit with Australian Author, Josephine Moon, to discuss her latest book, fiction novel The Wonderful Thing About Phoenix Rose. Book: The Wonderful Thing About Phoenix Rose by Josephine Moon Other Mentions: Author Elizabeth Gilbert is most well known for her book, Eat Pray Love as well as other non fiction, Big Magic and fiction such as The Signature of All Things and City of Girls. Leonie Dawson is an Australian author and entreprenuer who identifies as Autistic. The Wonderful World of James Herriot by James Herriot. Josephine loves to listen to his books as audiobooks and finds them nourishing and gentle to fall asleep to. Melbourne International Film Festival and 37 degrees South work together to bring books to film. Josephine's Phoenix was selected as 1 of 5 books to be presented for optioning. Keep a lookout for further updates.

Who were you before the world told you who to be? This episode embodies all that Glennon Doyle has shared with the world at large around being our true authentic self. Glennon shares her own experience of how courage and slaying the dragons allowed her to fully be present and stand in her truth. Join Leanne & Chelle as they discuss how impacted they felt by this book. Mentions: "Be still and allow the mud to settle" is a well known Tao Te Ching quote spoken by Lao Tzu. This invites us to consider "Do you have the patience to wait until your mud settles and the water is clear?". Remember to keep reading and we'll see you Between The Lines.

Summary: Chelle and Leanne discuss two books in this episode which explores grief and loss of losing a loved one and another facet of grief which involves adjusting to a life that you didn't envisage. Books: The Space Between The Stars by Indira Naidoo Lessons From My Child by Bernadette Thomas, Dr Neil McNicol and Cindy Dowling (with a contribution written by Chelle) Welcome to Holland. An anoymous poem that is well regarded in parenting circles of families parenting children with physical or intellectual challenges or impairment. The Grief Wave by Trace Moroney. A children's book in the My Emotions series. Chelle and Leanne discussed how grief can feel like a series of waves. They also recommend the children's book One Wave At A Time by Holly Thompson. Another children's book offering a story about grief and healing. The Memory Tree by Britta Teckentrup. A children's story about honouring the death of a loved one. One thing Leanne and Chelle took away from this episode is that "The Heart Remembers". And remember to keep reading and we'll see you Between The Lines.

Summary: Leanne & Chelle discuss WildFlower by Drew Barrymore. Join us as we chat about her second memoir, films, life events and more. Book: Wildflower by Drew Barrymore Other Mentions: ReMarkable is the writing to text tablet we referred too. Chelle has since acquired one and it has been love at first write. Little Girl Lost by Drew Barrymore. This was her first memoir written at the age of 14. The Sweetest Thing movie which turns out did not star Drew Barrymore with Cameron Diaz and Selma Blair. It actually starred Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate and Selma Blair and was released in 2002. Chelle humbly withdraws her claim to be a walking IMDB. 50 First Dates starring Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler. Released in 2004. The Wedding Singer starring Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler. Released in 1998. Blended starring Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler. Released in 2014. Riding in Cars with Boys staring Drew Barrymore. Released in 2001 Boys on the Side starring Drew Barrymore, Mary Louise Parker and Whoopi Goldbery. Released in 1995. The Drew Barrymore Show is Drew's current talk show. Released in 2020.    

Summary: Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin have made this episode a homage to the greatness that is Matt Haig. Books: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig The Comfort Book by Matt Haig Reasons to Stay Alive by Matt Haig How To Stop Time by Matt Haig Other Mentions: Paeds in a Podcast hosted by Leanne Tran                                               - Ep 8 Adjusting to Parenthood: Losing Sleep with Chelle Griffin                                                                                                             - Ep 9 Adjusting to Parenthood: Expectations with Chelle      - Ep 10 Adjusting to Parenthood: Self Care with Chelle Griffin Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering by Dr Sarah Buckley Sliding Doors movie starring Gwyneth Paltrow What does Troy Bolton have in common with Trent Dalton.... nothing really apart from in Leanne's mind!! Trent Dalton wrote Boy Swallows Universe and also All The Shimmering Skies. Troy Bolton was a lead character in High School Musical played by Zac Efron who also has grown up and created the Netflix documentary, Down to Earth. Confused much! Chats 10 Looks 3 Podcast hosted by our illustrious leaders Leigh Sales & Annabel Crabb Before The Coffee Gets Cold by Toshikazu Kawaguchi Vintage 1954 by Antoine Laurain F Scott Fitzgerald wrote The Great Gatsby The Binding by Bridget Collins The Betrayals by Bridget Collins You can find us over on Instagram @betweenthelinespodcast_au and feel welcome to follow us @leannetranpsychology and @_michellegriffin_ We love and appreciate 5 star reviews as it helps raise our profile. Please also feel welcome to share this episode with friends and family that you think may resonate. And remember, keep reading and we'll see you Between The Lines!

Summary: Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin discuss what it means to be authentic, to connect through authenticity and the value of living an authentic life. Book: The Authenticity Project by Clare Pooley Other Mentions: The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin We Got The Chocolates Podcast hosted by Leigh Dreenan, Mitch Drennan & Andrew Gode Side Note: Watch our socials for updates on whether Leanne & Chelle have generated their own version of the authenticity project. You can find us over on Instagram @betweenthelinespodcast_au and feel welcome to follow us @leannetranpsychology and @_michellegriffin_ We love and appreciate 5 star reviews as it helps raise our profile. Please also feel welcome to share this episode with friends and family that you think may resonate. And remember to keep reading and we'll see you Between The Lines.

Summary: We get to know Leanne Tran and Chelle Griffin as they share their similarities and explore their differences and all that lies in between. They then discuss what you all came here for, a book relating to their work and lives. Book: I Don't Need Therapy (and other lies I tell myself) by Toni Lodge Other Mentions: Your Own Kind of Girl by Clare Bowditch The Imperfects Podcast - interviews with people in the public eye and how they each sit with vulnerability. We discussed the Hamish Blake - Let's talk about self-doubt and Kate Langbroek - Love story episodes Ciao Bella! by Kate Langbroek You can find us over on Instagram @betweenthelinespodcast_au and feel welcome to follow us @leannetranpsychology and @_michellegriffin_ We love and appreciate 5 star reviews as it helps raise our profile. Please also feel welcome to share this episode with friends and family that you think may resonate. And remember to keep reading and we'll see you Between The Lines!