Phoebe Burgess and Hannah Ferrier are putting years of public scrutiny behind them and opening up about the parts of their lives they have usually kept for private conversations.
The Australian personalities are teaming up for (Over)Share, a new iHeart Australia podcast covering relationships, dating, marriage, divorce, sex, parenting, careers, money and the complications of modern life. The podcast is scheduled to launch on September 28, 2026.
The pair say they are prepared to discuss subjects that have previously attracted plenty of public attention — including Burgess’ divorce and solo motherhood, as well as Ferrier’s marriage and her controversial departure from Below Deck Mediterranean.
And judging by their comments ahead of the launch, they are not planning to make the podcast overly polished.
Phoebe Burgess is opening up about divorce and dating
For Burgess, the podcast marks a more public conversation about experiences she has largely avoided discussing since her divorce from former husband Sam Burgess.
She said the 2019 split has affected her career, family life, finances and the way she approaches public discussion.
Burgess also described the experience of raising her two children, Poppy and Billy, while trying to balance work and everyday responsibilities.
Rather than presenting motherhood as effortless, she acknowledged that her reality can be considerably more chaotic than the image that appears online.
Dating is another subject Burgess is beginning to consider, although she admitted she has little experience with dating apps and is unsure how a new relationship would fit around parenting.
She said she misses having a partner or best friend with whom she could share everyday life, while also valuing the independence she has found as a single mother.
Hannah Ferrier is bringing her own oversharing reputation
Ferrier, meanwhile, appears to be approaching the podcast with considerably fewer reservations about revealing personal details.
The Below Deck Mediterranean alum has described herself as an oversharer, although there is one person she knows may not appreciate everything she says on air: her husband, Josh Roberts.
Ferrier recalled that Roberts was extremely private during the early stages of their relationship. His absence from her social media even fueled online speculation about whether he existed, despite the couple already being engaged and having welcomed their daughter, Ava.
She eventually encouraged him to allow some public visibility to put the rumors to rest.
That tension between Ferrier’s openness and Roberts’ privacy could become a recurring theme as (Over)Share develops.
The podcast’s official description says the hosts intend to tackle conversations that often stay outside the group chat, with both women bringing their own experiences and opinions to the discussion.
Ferrier isn’t planning a Below Deck revenge tour
Ferrier is also expected to address her time on Below Deck Mediterranean, although she has pushed back on the idea that she remains angry about how her reality-TV career ended.
Her time on the Bravo series came to an abrupt end in 2020 after she was fired over unregistered Valium and a vape found aboard the yacht.
While Ferrier said she does not necessarily love how the situation played out, she has also emphasized that the show gave her a major platform.
That means listeners may hear her perspective on the experience without necessarily getting the behind-the-scenes takedown some fans might expect.
What is coming next for (Over)Share?
The podcast’s trailer promises a candid format, with Ferrier and Burgess describing a space where very little is considered off-limits. The official trailer says the show will explore what happens when people become so consumed by roles such as partner, ex, parent, employee and friend that they begin questioning where they fit into their own lives.
The first episodes are scheduled to arrive from September 28, with the show being produced by iHeart Australia.
For Burgess and Ferrier, the interesting part may be less about revisiting old headlines and more about what happens when two women who have spent years being discussed publicly decide to control the conversation themselves.
That could make (Over)Share a very different kind of project for both of them.
(Over)Share launches on Monday, September 28. Listen here.
