KRISSY'S ROUNDTABLE

She sat inches from me for weeks. I looked her in the eye every single day. And I had NO idea she was lying to my face the entire time.

I’m Krissy Marsh, and I was in The Traitors Australia house. Now, for the first time, one of the people Gretel tapped on the shoulder is telling me exactly what went on behind that turret door.

How they got chosen. The secret deal the Traitors struck before EVERY roundtable. What it really feels like to betray a room full of people who trust you, night after night after night.

There’s a confession about what this game truly costs a person that left BOTH of us in tears. I did not see it coming.

If you watched episode 1, you need to hear this conversation.

New episodes of Krissy’s Roundtable every week. Watch The Traitors AU on Channel 10 and 10 Streaming.

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North West was 13 at Paris Fashion Week. I defended Kim... then the fact check changed my mind, live.

Blue hair, grills, faux piercings, and a 13 year old having adult conversations. Everyone had an opinion, including me, and mine was that the internet needed to calm down.

Then we checked the story on tape. I was wrong, and I say so.

What you'll get:
• A live change of mind, on the record
• The line between edgy and unsafe
• How to set rules teenagers actually respect
• Why rescuing your kid creates the anxiety

Chapters:
(00:00) Blue hair, grills, and a 13 year old
(01:13) Fashion Week is not a birthday party
(02:19) I started modelling at 13
(03:39) Were my kids drinking? Of course
(06:05) People are too quick to judge
(07:55) Hold your judgment until you have facts
(08:33) Custody, Kanye and kids as pawns
(10:11) The fact check that changed my mind
(12:09) When Milana walked, I was out the back
(14:31) Do not helicopter your kids
(15:54) You are not their friend
(17:34) The mums who say not my kid

Tell me where you would have drawn the line. DM me on Instagram or leave it in the comments, I read them.

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This episode covers parenting, teenagers and alcohol. It is one mother's opinion and her own experience, not professional advice.

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How do you spot a liar? A private investigator spent six months and found nothing. Krissy caught him with one $25 bank transaction.Krissy has trusted her gut her whole life. She calls it her smoke detector... where there's smoke, there's fire. It pulled her out of a taxi in Bali before the meter even started, and it is the same instinct that told her girlfriend something was off in her marriage long before there was any proof.This one is all about liars, and how to spot a liar when they are good at it. Because the frightening truth is that a good liar tells a lot of truth. Her friend's husband really was going to Canada. He really did need a break. He just never mentioned he was taking his girlfriend. A private investigator came back after six months with nothing. Then one $25 transaction to an unusual name, one Google search, and one phone call to a bar in Brisbane unravelled the whole thing.Krissy also gets into the small-lie test she raised her kids on (if someone lies about being at their mum's house, they can lie about anything!!), why decades of trust make us silence our own smoke detector, the friends who lie about the stupid stuff, double lives that DNA tests keep exposing, and the one rule that holds her family together: you get one chance to tell the truth.And she is about to play the ultimate lying game on The Traitors... consider this her warm up. Is she a good liar? You will have to watch and find out.⏱️ Chapters00:00 The smoke detector gut feel00:49 Two taxis I escaped03:55 Catching a cheating husband07:07 Why we suppress the gut feel10:20 Small lies, big liars13:03 Double lives and DNA tests16:13 The Traitors and moving on🔗 LinksWant the deeper cut? Join the newsletter: https://wildlyappropriate.substack.com/Follow:Newsletter: https://wildlyappropriate.substack.com/Instagram: @wildlyappropriatepodcast (https://www.instagram.com/wildlyappropriatepodcast)TikTok: @wildlyappropriate (https://www.tiktok.com/@wildlyappropriate)YouTube: @wildlyappropriatepod (https://www.youtube.com/@wildlyappropriatepod?sub_confirmation=1)Krissy on Instagram: @realkrissymarsh (https://www.instagram.com/realkrissymarsh)Krissy on TikTok: @realkrissymarsh (https://www.tiktok.com/@realkrissymarsh)Listen:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/wildly-appropriate-w-krissy-marsh/id1790057838Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1TIH5sHckXXmnh8qjMb43S#WildlyAppropriate #TheTraitors #HowToSpotALiarProduced by Dreamers Mediawww.dreamersmedia.co

Do you say yes when you mean no? That is not kindness, it is fear.

Krissy on the signs you are a people pleaser, why it comes from fear, and the response nobody warns you about. Everyone knows fight and flight... the people-pleasing one is fawn.

One topic. One opinion. No filter. People pleasing in relationships, fawning over your kids, the friend who drains you, saying yes at work, and how to stop saying yes on the spot.

What you'll get:
Why saying yes can be fear, not kindness
How fawning shows up with partners and kids
The friend dynamic that quietly drains you
How to say no without the guilt

Chapters:
(00:00) The signs you're a people pleaser
(02:14) Putting your partner first
(06:35) Fight, flight, or fawn
(07:54) When you fawn over your kids
(09:28) Why I call people out
(12:49) The knife-and-fork lesson
(16:44) People-pleasing at work
(19:29) Stop saying yes on the spot
(22:31) What people-pleasing costs you
(30:37) Don't fight, flee, fear or fawn

Recognise yourself in this one? Krissy wants to hear it. DM the show on Instagram and tell her where you people please.

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This is one woman's opinion and lived experience, not professional or psychological advice.

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Did Michael Jackson get away with it? Krissy's unfiltered opinion on power, money and fame.

A table of twenty-somethings told Krissy he was great. Her book club calls him a monster. Same man, two verdicts.

One topic. One opinion. No filter. Why she believes fame and money bought decades of silence, how abusers groom the parents and not just the kids, and why a whole generation still refuses to believe it.

What you'll get:
Why young fans still defend him
How grooming targets parents too
What power and money really buy
The art vs the artist question

Chapters:
(00:00) The dinner table debate
(00:53) The Brisbane boy and a starstruck mum
(02:14) Grooming the kids and the parents
(04:10) The cheque that bought silence
(05:15) The O.J. parallel and the jury
(07:39) My opinion, and the acquittal
(09:53) Why victims stay silent
(10:34) The Jackson family and Neverland
(12:42) His legacy

Krissy wants YOUR take. DM the show on Instagram and tell her where you land.

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A note on this one. These are Krissy's personal opinions, not statements of fact. Michael Jackson was acquitted in 2005 and denied all allegations. This episode discusses child sexual abuse and may be distressing. If it brings something up for you, please reach out to someone you trust or a local support service.