little things

2026 is nearly here so alice griffin and jannah anderson are back w a BONUS episode to close out the year (with our fave jalice format ofc)! this time they’re diving into reverse resolutions – bc honestly who’s still buying into new year, new me? instead they’re flipping the script and sharing what they’re leaving behind, proving sometimes the best way forward is deciding what not to do.

in this episode: reverse resolutions, new year new me, and letting go

this episode of little things was executive produced by alice griffin⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠jannah anderson⁠⁠, and produced by natasha lal feat creative by talecia vescio & abbey sheather.

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Junkee Media would like to acknowledge the Gadigal People who for centuries have cared for and nurtured the Redfern area of Sydney where we’ve recorded this podcast. It’s an honour to work and create everyday on unceded Gadigal Land here in Redfern, the birthplace of the First Nations civil rights movement in Australia.

after months of guiding conversations about the little things (that are actually kinda the big things), alice griffin shares her own story in the season finale. in an unfiltered chat that sees executive producer jannah anderson step into the hosting chair, alice reflects on her journey of untangling self-worth from her career, confronting the realities of her mental health journey, and discovering the grounding power of her very own ‘little thing’.
 
content warning: this episode includes conversation on depression, abortion and PTSD. if you need support and information about pregnancy options, reach out to 1800 My Options. If you're struggling, call Lifeline on 13 11 14.
 
this episode of little things was executive produced by alice griffin⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠jannah anderson⁠⁠, and produced by natasha lal feat creative by talecia vescio & abbey sheather.

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Junkee Media would like to acknowledge the Gadigal People who for centuries have cared for and nurtured the Redfern area of Sydney where we’ve recorded this podcast. It’s an honour to work and create everyday on unceded Gadigal Land here in Redfern, the birthplace of the First Nations civil rights movement in Australia.

natalie kyriacou oam has spent her whole life backing her values with action, and it truly shows. the environmentalist and author of 'Nature's Last Dance' sits down with us to talk values, little things with big impact, and why aligning your choices with your ethics might be the most grounding form of self-care yet.

in this episode:
More on Bank Australia*
Nature's Last Dance

*Bank Australia's new cards are made from 100% recycled plastic**, with 64% collected from coastal communities by Parley for the Oceans™.
**Some functional components including the chip, hologram and magnetic strip cannot be sourced as recycled plastic.

this episode of little things was executive produced by alice griffin⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠jannah anderson⁠⁠, and produced by natasha lal feat creative by talecia vescio & abbey sheather.

checking in on you every fortnight 🩵

Until then?
follow @itspunkee for more little things on instagram
follow @punkee for more little things on tiktok

Junkee Media would like to acknowledge the Gadigal People who for centuries have cared for and nurtured the Redfern area of Sydney where we’ve recorded this podcast. It’s an honour to work and create everyday on unceded Gadigal Land here in Redfern, the birthplace of the First Nations civil rights movement in Australia.

if anyone can make you rethink how you move through the world - from what you throw away to what you buy into, it’s swapna namboodiri. the multidisciplinary artist and creator of ‘aquarium of tomorrow’ joins us to talk waste, cultural rituals, slow living and why self-care was never meant to be something you can 'add to cart'.

in this episode:
More on Bank Australia*
Aquarium of Tomorrow
Slate: The history of self care
Vice: When Did Self Care Get So Indulgent?
60 Minutes
Psychology Today

*Bank Australia's new cards are made from 100% recycled plastic**, with 64% collected from coastal communities by Parley for the Oceans™.
**Some functional components including the chip, hologram and magnetic strip cannot be sourced as recycled plastic.

this episode of little things was executive produced by alice griffin⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠jannah anderson⁠⁠, and produced by natasha lal feat creative by talecia vescio & abbey sheather.

checking in on you every fortnight 🩵

Until then?
follow @itspunkee for more little things on instagram: instagram.com/itspunkee  
follow @punkee for more little things on tiktok: tiktok.com/@punkee 

Junkee Media would like to acknowledge the Gadigal People who for centuries have cared for and nurtured the Redfern area of Sydney where we’ve recorded this podcast. It’s an honour to work and create everyday on unceded Gadigal Land here in Redfern, the birthplace of the First Nations civil rights movement in Australia.

little things exec producers alice griffin⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠jannah anderson⁠⁠ are back with our fave jalice format. this week they’re chatting rage rituals – bc being angry is actually rly fun, freeing and hot. from scream therapy to rage dancing, we’re celebrating women’s anger in all its messy and unapologetic forms.
 
in this episode: dry vs wet anger, female rage, west end girl, and rage ritual retreats

this episode of little things was executive produced by alice griffin⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠jannah anderson⁠⁠, and produced by natasha lal feat creative by talecia vescio & abbey sheather.

checking in on you every fortnight 🩵

Until then?
follow @itspunkee for more little things on instagram: instagram.com/itspunkee  
follow @punkee for more little things on tiktok: tiktok.com/@punkee 

Junkee Media would like to acknowledge the Gadigal People who for centuries have cared for and nurtured the Redfern area of Sydney where we’ve recorded this podcast. It’s an honour to work and create everyday on unceded Gadigal Land here in Redfern, the birthplace of the First Nations civil rights movement in Australia.