
Have you ever wondered what life might be like if you stopped worrying about being wanted and focused on understanding what you actually want? That was the question Hope Woodard asked herself after a string of situationships inspired her to take a break from sex and dating. She went "boysober," a personal concept that sparked a global movement among women looking to prioritize themselves over men.... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 48 | Founded | a year ago |
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Hope has been stuck in a very familiar pattern — go boysober, boylapse, repeat. In Boysober's final episode, she’s desperate to break the cycle. So desperate that she travels to a monastery to seek guidance from women who might be considered the orig... more
Peggy Orenstein is an author and journalist who has interviewed countless young women about their sex lives, including Hope. In the midst of writing the follow-up to her popular book Girls & Sex, Peggy stops by the podcast to share her newest finding... more
What happens when you try to give up men… and keep failing? After years of starting (and restarting) her celibacy journey, Hope talks to two Gen Z women who are actually doing it and thriving. From breaking patterns around male validation to redefini... more
You learn so much about people when you work in a service job: How they interact, what ticks them off, and how they lay on the charm for tips. It's also fun to interact with customers, do some innocent flirting, and maybe... some not so innocent flir... more
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I couldn't get over how much the host is CONSTANTLY saying "mmmm" and "mmhmmm" every other second, while her guests speak. It honestly irked me to the point, I couldn't bother listening to more than a few episodes. I'm bummed, because the content is great and I enjoyed the takeaways from the episodes I listened to, but I just can't stomach hearing her interject with mouth noises, as it adds nothing, but distraction. :/
A cut of this podcast came up on my IG algorithm and I’ve never been more glad to get fed new content. I was instantly charmed to Hope and laughed enough at the clip to seek out this podcast in its entirety. The episodes are highly insightful and fun and would be accessible to any woman, in any phase of her dating life!
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Crazy. TERRIBLE name choice. Confusing for good, honest sober boys. Outrageous and reckless use of naming conventions.
4/5 overall.
Good topics not too segment heavy and solid editing and pace with great insight and not too many ads.
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Exploring the intricate dynamics of modern love, relationship patterns, and self-discovery, the content often tackles themes such as infidelity, emotional well-being, and gender expectations within relationships. Engaging conversations feature a diverse range of guests, including therapists, comedians, authors, and influencers who share personal stories and insights. Noteworthy is the podcast's focus on fostering discussions around healing from past traumas, navigating dating in the sober community, and exploring unconventional relationship structures. Each episode combines humor and vulnerability, appealing to listeners seeking both entertainment and personal growth in their relationships.
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Boysober launched a year ago and published 48 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Boysober include:
1. Jasmine Gonzalez
2. Ameya Okamoto
3. Jillian Turecki
4. Nicole McNichols
5. Dr. Morgan Anderson
6. Meg Josephson
7. Helena de Groot
8. Chanel Ali
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