Cracking On with Sam Frost and Sarah Roberts
Oct 14, 2026 · 53 min · 10 segments
Yael Stone has played some of the most complex women on screen but today she's just herself, and she's more interesting than any character she's ever played. She sits down with Sam and Sarah and opens…
Yael StoneGuest
Sam FrostHost
Sarah RobertsHost
I, we're currently going through my mom's house at the minute, and we're looking at school reports, and I bombed in school, and so did my brothers, and we were just, like, the naughty kids, the naughty family.
And now, as a parent, I'm going, "I don't know if the school system supports people like us," because then we grow up thinking, oh, we're dumbasses, and this and that.
And I'm curious to know how you and Jack parent, and do you s- consciously think about that, um, the school system? Well, I think first and foremost, just huge supporters of the public system.
And, you know, when I say there wasn't the resources for Jack, like, he's a very unique person.
Like, I am so grateful to the teachers out there, and just think they do such a magnificent job-
... with the very limited resources and acknowledgement that they, that they get.
But I do think there's different minds, and I think as kids are coming up now, and certainly, like, where we're interacting with our own children and, and the friends of our children, like, people have different needs.
And it's great to see that there's a little bit more acknowledgement that, like, there's some different kinds of minds out there, and they need some different kinds of support.
But with our kids, our kids are, like, um, very different ki- b- between the two of them already we can sort of see they're very different, so it'll be really interesting to j- j- journey with them and support them differently through their schooling process.
I, we're currently going through my mom's house at the minute, and we're looking at school reports, and I bombed in school, and so did my brothers, and we were just, like, the naughty kids, the naughty family.
And now, as a parent, I'm going, "I don't know if the school system supports people like us," because then we grow up thinking, oh, we're dumbasses, and this and that.
And I'm curious to know how you and Jack parent, and do you s- consciously think about that, um, the school system? Well, I think first and foremost, just huge supporters of the public system.
And, you know, when I say there wasn't the resources for Jack, like, he's a very unique person.
Like, I am so grateful to the teachers out there, and just think they do such a magnificent job-
... with the very limited resources and acknowledgement that they, that they get.
But I do think there's different minds, and I think as kids are coming up now, and certainly, like, where we're interacting with our own children and, and the friends of our children, like, people have different needs.
And it's great to see that there's a little bit more acknowledgement that, like, there's some different kinds of minds out there, and they need some different kinds of support.
But with our kids, our kids are, like, um, very different ki- b- between the two of them already we can sort of see they're very different, so it'll be really interesting to j- j- journey with them and support them differently through their schooling process.
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