
The most-listened to podcast by women, Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy has been creating conversation since 2018. From deep, honest discussions to laugh-out-loud moments, Cooper cuts through the BS with exciting guests and bold topics. New episodes drop every Wednesday, with throwback episodes every Friday. Want more? Join the Daddy Gang @callherdaddy.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 609 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This episode, Devon and Sydney Carlson join Father Cooper. They’re sisters, best friends and business partners. Devon and Sydney recount how a bathroom run-in with Miley Cyrus led to the overnight development of their company, Wildflower. The sisters... more
Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Paris Jackson. Paris gets real with Alex about growing up quickly with the entire world watching. She opens up about her journey with sobriety, the relationships that have shaped her, ending her engagemen... more
This week, Alex breaks down attachment styles and dives deep into anxious attachment. She discusses how childhood experiences can shape the way we approach intimacy, why inconsistent partners can feel so addictive, and how anxiety can lead to overthi... more
Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Bella Thorne. Bella opens up about becoming the breadwinner for her family as a teenager, navigating life after Shake It Up, and her complicated relationship with her mom. She also shares the moment she c... more
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Love your content! But why are you even explaining yourself? Who cares what they call you. There’s nothing wrong with loving your family so much that you enjoy serving them. We need role models like you who love being moms! I only listened to this podcast because of you. I’m so tired of woman who talk about their children and husbands like burdens. We’re tired of all the femenists.
Sry no.
I’m still really down about the fact that she dismissed anyone diagnosed with celiac. I was just diagnosed after my daughter was born when I couldn’t control my anemia and my thyroid meds stopped working. My doctor ran the test only after I advocated for having it checked. The social stigma with the disease is something I’ll have to live with my whole life, and her adding her uneducated opinions about it just makes it that much worse. I hope she can educate herself about this disease and have em... more
These interviews are becoming difficult to listen to. Saying the guest’s name 100 times during the interview to seemingly try and create rapport just is not working. I’m 30 minutes in to this weeks ep and I’ve heard “Paul!” Probably 12 times already.
Because that’s what the podcast is! Not even trying to be mean but it’s not what it used to be…… at all. The interview and guest….boring. What they talk about….let me take a nap. I think Alex needs to call it quits. I don’t know what else she needs to go for it to come back to the way it was because it’s just so unlistenable now. Alex isn’t as funny as she used to be either and the fun was call her daddy now it’s not
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This show features frank conversations with high-profile guests spanning entertainment, sports, journalism, and pop culture. Episodes typically dive into personal histories, fame, relationships, and career pivots, often with a candid, unfiltered lens on gender dynamics, pay equity, motherhood, and public scrutiny. A standout element is the breadth of guests—from actors and musicians to Olympic athletes and seasoned journalists—creating a provocative mix of storytelling, empowerment, and industry insight that appeals to listeners seeking permission to own their narratives. The format tends to blend personal anecdotes with professional milestones, sometimes leaning into provocative moments and strong host perspectives that drive bold conversa... more
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Recent guests on Call Her Daddy include:
1. Bella Thorne
2. Janelle Monáe
3. Nara Smith
4. Paul Wesley
5. Maria Georgas
6. Emmy Rossum
7. Riley Keough
8. Chloe Bailey
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