
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 | 603 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

This week, Alex discusses the idea of the “right person, wrong time” and why it can keep you emotionally attached to someone who has already moved on. She dives into how romanticizing potential protects us from rejection, prevents us from grieving, a... more
Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Paul Wesley. Paul and Alex unpack everything from Mystic Falls to the Jersey Shore. They get into his life before Hollywood, the The Vampire Diaries era, his real-life bromance with Ian Somerhalder, how h... more
This week, Alex discusses the ways we unknowingly self-sabotage our relationships, careers, and happiness. She dives into why stability can feel uncomfortable, how fear of failure keeps us stuck, and the long-term consequences of repeatedly breaking ... more
Fresh out of the villa, Kenzie joins Alex in the studio to unpack her entire Love Island journey, including what the cameras didn’t catch. She gets into every connection she explored, the double standards that followed, and the chaos of managing a ro... more
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I’ve tried and tried to like both this and S*fia with an *, but the days of laughing out loud and gluckgluck 3000s are over and done—both pods honestly suck, Alex just has more money for better guests and maybe a slightly higher IQ. This is just a girl who got lucky with the OG call her daddy multi-millionaire dollar deal- which she stepped on top of S*fia to get—and now has a man running her empire while she sits on her couch eating hot Cheetos (or so says VF). Otherwise she’d be married to a s... more
Alex’s interview skills aren’t great. She jumps to conclusions or sucks up to celebrities.
She loves to lecture listeners on relationships but has no qualifications. And how can anyone listen to relationship advice from Alex when it’s become clear she’s married to a man with raging anger issues. There is also clearly a power imbalance as he is a decade older than her and controls her business. This is not a marriage any woman should aspire to so Alex is on some delusional high horse painting h... more
It’s really gone downhill. I do wish Alex the best with her pregnancy and appreciate what she tried to do with this podcast but it got lost along the way.
I like listening to this podcast because of the guests. That’s the reason I keep coming back to listen. But Alex Cooper lacks potential in her conversations. I know she’s not a journalist but the way she has conversations with her guests can be agony when listening. Specifically when she just repeats what the guest says, and she inputs in example of what the guest just literally said and puts it into her own words sarcastically. She does that a lot. When she actually has questions and digs deep... more
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Candid, high-energy interviews with A-list guests spanning music, film, and lifestyle, framed by bold, provocative questions and a strong focus on personal growth, relationships, and fame. Episodes often blend humor with intimate storytelling, exploring empowerment, resilience, and navigating public life. A standout pattern is the willingness to tackle sensitive topics (relationship dynamics, boundaries, therapy) while maintaining a candid, entertainment-forward vibe that appeals to listeners who enjoy frank conversations with stars and creators.
Noteworthy or unique elements include a consistent emphasis on female empowerment, outspoken host-audience dynamic, and a mix of long-form deep dives and playful, offbeat segments that showcase gu... more
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Recent guests on Call Her Daddy include:
1. Paul Wesley
2. Emmy Rossum
3. Riley Keough
4. Chloe Bailey
5. Aly Raisman
6. Katie Couric
7. Olivia Wilde
8. Nicole Richie
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