Why doesn't Em ever talk about her sister?
Hi Em I hope this isn't too personal a question, but I'm just curious about your relationship dynamic with your sister? If I remember correctly from your book, you have a younger sister, but I find it interesting that you never really speak about her on your podcast. I think this stands out to me because I am exceptionally close to my sister, and all the sisters in my large extended family are also exceptionally close. You are so very generous when sharing stories and talking about your parents, Scott and the kids, it just made me curious about the kind of relationship you have with your sister and how involved you are in each other's lives. I appreciate that not everyone is close to all the members of their immediate family, and I am also aware that there may be sensitive reasons why you can't answer this question publicly, but given the title of the pocast eps is 'Ask me anything' I thought I'd ask anyway.
Radio days
Hey em! I know you probably won’t be able to answer this even behind the pay wall … but I didn’t find you and your community until 2019 when you brought out emsolation and have some questions from your life before the podcast. I have heard you mention trauma from a certain person (DUH DUH DUH - if you like) during your radio days - but always very vague about the details. I want to know more … what happened? Who happened? Why do you have trauma from this? I don’t mean to be a sticky beak but I also want these saucy details Mwa
Marriage, teenage sex and lies..?
Hi Em and Michael, follow up question please after listening to Ask Em & Michael #9, I have a 16 yo daughter (year 11) who I have same situation of sleep overs with boyfriend that I was hesitant about at first but realised my own internalised misogyny and have allowed her to stay at his place. But my husband, her dad is completely opposed, and therefore I have lied to him about where she is.. advice, should i tell him, keep lying, ignore it?
London Restaurant Rec for Micheal
My favourite restaurant is Honey and Co. delicious Middle Eastern food. You will need to book and the bigger the party (say min 4) the better cause you can order more to try and share. It is small and thus have to return the table so I recommend ordering entree and main, and ask for your desserts boxed and have them later.