
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 | 586 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Join Alex in New York City for an interview with Gayle King. Gayle opens up about navigating sexism and racism in the industry and her 50-year friendship with Oprah. She details the moment she discovered her ex-husband was having an affair with one o... more
This week, Alex discusses the complicated reality of jealousy, comparison, and why some people struggle to celebrate their friends. She dives into the difference between supportive and competitive friendships, and how insecurity can affect them. She ... more
Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Robby Hoffman. Robby discusses the rise of her career and the pivot from accounting to stand-up. She gives some hilarious takes including socks during sex, airplane etiquette and the male DJ epidemic. She... more
This week, Father Cooper sits down with Audrina Patridge. Opening up like never before, Audrina details the abusive nature of her relationship and marriage to ex-husband Corey Bohan. She recounts the serial cheating, emotional abuse and extreme manip... more
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Most recent episode had a comedian making light of autoimmune disordered people, celiac disease. Don’t love this. Totally ignorant. Celiac can lead to a multitude of health issues including cancer and infertility and beyond. It’s not a joke, not a punchline, it’s not “recent”. Do better. The amount of production that goes into these episodes, someone knew better or should know better.
Boring podcast. Not worth listening to. Can’t stand the sound of Alex Cooper’s voice. Not enough substance in the shows. Ignorant comments about people with diseases too which was really disappointing.
Spreading false medical information and making a joke out of people’s chronic and life threatening health issues is disgusting.
In the episode with Robbie Hoffman there is some talk about allergies and Robbie says that it’s not possible to be allergic to gluten. She insinuates that being gluten free is a lifestyle choice that people do to be cool. She also says that you used to hear a lot about peanut allergies but you don’t any more because it’s uncool. This is highly irresponsible misinformation because coeliac disease is a documented medical condition that requires a lifelong gluten-free diet. I feel that this misinfo... more
FYI, my dad died at 60 after living his entire life with undiagnosed celiac disease.
You’re ignorant and jumping on the bandwagon that makes fun of people who have to eat gluten free.
I was diagnosed a few years after my dad died but only after losing so much weight that I looked like an addict. I miss running across the grocery store so I could get to the bathroom before I had an accident on myself. I also miss the migraines and heart palpitations that I lived with before being diagnosed.
It... 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:
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2. Rachel Bilson
3. Kevin Hart
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