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The Messy Inbetween

Hosts - Murugi Munyi and Lydia K.M.This is a podcast about life as it is. Messy.In love, work, money, relationships, friendships and everything in between. But we’re figuring it out and we’d love you to come along on the journey.

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12
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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    An Inbetweener Once Said… | Episode 235 (opens the original)

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    We’re always asking you guys to comment and share your thoughts on our episodes, and today, we’re getting back to them! An Inbetweener once said… and we read your comments from past episodes and reacted to them. Now, let’s settle this: When is it appropriate to fart openly in a relationship? We spent almost 25 minutes diving deep into this topic!🤣🤣 Would you rather hold in a fart during sex or excuse yourself for a few minutes? Let us know in the comments! And everyone, say CONGRATULATIONS to ou

  2. Episode · Sep 18, 2026

    Relationship Timelines | Episode 234 (opens the original)

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    Hey Inbetweeners! How’s your Friday going? Thank you for tuning in once again! In today’s episode, we’re talking about relationship timelines. Is there actually an appropriate time for different milestones in a relationship? When should you or your partner say “I love you”? When is it okay to have access to your partner’s account? When should you move in together, have sex, talk about your salary or debts, or meet each other’s family and friends? We’re getting into all this and more based of our

  3. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    Sex Hills We’re Willing to Die On | Episode 233 (opens the original)

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    Unlock your personalized roadmap to sexual fulfillment: https://beduc.at/bg2635-tmipodcast It’s Friday🤩! And you know we’re back with another fire episode🔥 On today’s episode, we’re discussing the sex hills we’re willing to die on😂 And guys, please let us know… are we exaggerating?😭 Someone on the podcast said their perfect sex song is “Bandana” by Asake, and apparently THAT is the sex hill they’re willing to die on😂What’s your perfect sex song? 👀🎶 Comment below! September is sexual health aware

  4. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Things That Work in Relationships But Social Media Says Leave | Episode 232 (opens the original)

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    Happy new month, Inbetweeners. May your September be filled with love, kindness, positivity, peace of mind, laughter, healing, and plenty of good days. Today’s episode is all about those things that are working perfectly fine in your relationship, but according to social media, y’all should have broken up already. We put this question up on our Instagram stories and the responses were quite interesting. Someone said, “I loan my man money when he is low.” Another said, “I am taller than him.” We

  5. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    What Would We Do If…? | Episode 231 (opens the original)

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    What’s good, Inbetweeners? Happy episode day! Thank you for all the love on our last episode. We appreciate every like, comment and share❤️. We’re back with another episode of dilemmas, but this time, we’re switching things up a little. These aren’t your usual “My boyfriend has been cheating on me, what should I do?” dilemmas😂.These ones are a little more… interesting, and we get to share exactly what we would do if we found ourselves in these situations. For example, what would you do if your h

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