This episode stars the wonderful Dr Greg Schwager. He talks about being a new dad, a gay dad, a doctor dad and a very tired dad, often all at the same time. 

Helen exploits the occasion of having a fellow Australian on the podcast by making Ellie eat some national delicacies, and Ellie nearly throws up. 

We make Dr Greg play our fun new game, Look At My Bits, and there's some chat about our favourite (and least favourite) parenting books. 

Keep listening for those Scummy Mummy Confessions, an exciting announcement about the return of our Live Show, and some singing. Sorry. 

Episode 13 is now available on iTunes or Listen Now

Get out the glowsticks and the disco biscuits - all right, the breadsticks and the rich tea biscuits -
it's a RAVE SPECIAL!

Our special guest is Hannah Saunders, founder of Big Fish, Little Fish. She runs family dance parties where parents can party like it's 1992, and kids can experience all the fun of raving.
Well, most of the fun.

We take a trip down Scummory Lane as we reminisce about our dancing days, and Helen 
explains what a "bushdoofer" is. Then it's time to recreate some classic rave tunes in the
Scummy Mummies style - think Guru Josh reimagined for the descant recorder. 

As always we have some Scummy Mummies Confessions to share and wee continues to be a 
popular theme. 

Please have a listen! 

To learn more about Big Fish, Little Fish and their upcoming parties, visit bigfishlittlefishevents.co.uk. Tickets can be purchased via We Got Tickets.

And you can follow them on Twitter: @BFLFevents

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It's the Scummy Mummies New Year Special! Featuring stay-at-home dad Steve Hill as our "special" guest. 

We take a look back at the year's top stories, i.e. we pretend to know anything at all about 
current affairs as an excuse to do horsemeat and Nigella jokes. Ellie tells an amusing anecdote about being pregnant in Greggs, Helen explains why death can be a positive thing and Steve 
watches the darts. 

There's some hot meat-based debate in Ham Review, while in Things of the Year we reveal our 
favourite books, games and days out with the kids. Plus of course there's Scummy Mummy Confessions.