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She was a huge name in Aussie motor sport but after copping blatant sexism, Renee Gracie announced she'd had enough.Now, years later, having built up a successful second career as an adult content creator, Renee's back in the driver's seat.So what's she learnt? And what message does she have for young women who want to get into professional racing too?In this episode of summer hack, we catch up with Renee Gracie to hear about her journey back to the sport she loves.Guest:Renee Gracie, race car driver and OnlyFans creator 

A warning: this podcast contains themes about domestic and family violence. 2025 might be the year you really want to date and meet someone.But if you're looking for a hetero relationship, how do you navigate dating in the current gender violence crisis?In this special edition of the summer hack podcast, we speak with Dee Salmin from the Hook Up, who tried to find out how you can date happily and safely.If you need support:1800 RESPECT: 1800 737 732LIFELINE: 13 11 14Guest:Dr Zac Seidler. clinical psychologist and men's mental health expert

Moving to a new city because of the weather isn't a new phenomenon.Either wanting to be closer to the snow or loving the heat, there's a town that can cater to your favourite climate.But would you move to a town for the wind?Today on the summer hack podcast, we take you to a realllllyyyy windy town: Geraldton in the mid west region of WA, where tourists are flocking to enjoy the elements.

A warning: this podcast contains heavy themes about domestic and family violence. Young people who grow up surrounded by domestic violence are often not considered victims or survivors in their own right, unless the violence was directed at them.That can make it difficult to access services and support, further compounding the trauma.On this episode of the summer hack podcast, we speak to young people breaking the cycle of DV trauma and abuse.Guest:Professor Kathryn Joy, domestic violence homicide researcher, University of Melbourne