Meet Aileen and Clare, the two sisters with absolutely nothing in common.
Join them each week as they discuss just how different they are and how they help each other navigate life’s up and downs, from two opposite perspectives.
One is married with children, the other is single and childfree and together they talk about an array of topics, from Motherhood and timekeeping to on-line dating and procrastination.
Through all life’s issues, they try to find the funny side because… if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry!
Meet Aileen and Clare, the two sisters with absolutely nothing in common.
Join them each week as they discuss just how different they are and how they help each other navigate life’s up and downs, from two opposite perspectives.
One is married with children, the other is single and childfree and together they talk about an array of topics, from Motherhood and timekeeping to on-line dating and procrastination.
Through all life’s issues, they try to find the funny side because… if you don’t laugh, you’ll cry!
We're Back!! After are slightly longer than planned hiatus we are back. And man are we happy to be back. We have missed you all and are so grateful to you for letting us have a well needed break. And we are straight back into it, we catch up on that last 2 months, fill you in on the cliffhanger that is Clare's relationship and discuss how we would cope in solitary confinement...so the usual. We hope you enjoy and we are so happy to be back in your ears again,
Please feel free to contact us by email at wehaveaproblemhoustons@gmail.com or on Instagram @houstonswehaveaproblem
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The views, information or opinions expressed in this podcast are solely the views of the individuals involved and by no means represent absolute facts. Opinions expressed by the hosts/guests can change at any time.
The "Houstons, We have a Problem" podcast also do not provide any medical or professional advice. Anything said should NOT be taken as a replacement for medical, clinical, professional advice, diagnosis or medical intervention.