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Dirty Laundry: The Divorce Podcast

Alex Howard, Amanda Silver, RTF Productions
Divorce
Co-Parenting
Domestic Violence
Parenting
Mediation
Mental Health
Family Court System
Conflict Resolution
Canada
Addiction
Motherhood
Therapy
Child Support
Coercive Control
Relationships
Single Mom Society
Child Protection
Family Court
Parental Alienation
Comedy

Honest, expert-backed conversations about divorce, co-parenting, and moving forward.Hosted by professional mediators Alex Howard and Amanda Silver, Dirty Laundry dives into the real questions women ask when navigating separation, custody battles, toxic relationships, and dating again. This is your safe space to learn, reflect, and take back control — no shame, no sugarcoating.✨ New episodes weekly... more

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She spent 27 years married to her abuser. She was a domestic abuse counselor the entire time. And she still didn't recognize what was happening to her until year 20 of her marriage.

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Recent Guests

Christine Cocchiola
Licensed social worker, professor, protective mom, survivor; specializes in coercive control education
Independent practitioner/academic
Episode: S4 E33: Coercive Control, Counter-Parenting, and Protecting Your Kids — with Dr. Christine Cocchiola
Kathryn Marshall
Attorney focused on employment, family, and trauma-informed defense
Independent law practice
Episode: S4 E32: The Legal Fight to Make Canada's Courts Prioritize Abuse Survivors — Part 2 with Kathryn Marshall
Jamie Simkins
A stepmom therapist and blended family expert, also a licensed therapist
Independent/Private Practice, Chicago; Stepmom blended family consulting
Episode: [From the Vault] The Stepmom Experience
Ismena Toscan
Author and founder of the Hula Hoop Initiative
Hula Hoop Initiative
Episode: S4 E29: Author, Founder, Advocate, and Survivor — Ismena Toscan on Protecting Every Child in Canada
Mae Scott
Survivor of domestic violence, author, advocate sharing her story to illuminate family court and safety issues
Episode: S4 E28: Surviving Divorce After Domestic Violence — with Mae Scott
Philip Viater
Family law lawyer with 17+ years of experience
Independent/Private Practice
Episode: S4 E26: Parental Alienation, Institutional Betrayal, and Why Family Court Keeps Getting It Wrong — with Philip Viater
Sean Valentine
From I Do Prenup, family law professional
I Do Prenup
Episode: S4 E25: The Prenup Episode: Why More Couples Are Choosing Prenups — and What You Need to Know Before You Do
Ryan Osbourne
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I Do Prenup
Episode: S4 E25: The Prenup Episode: Why More Couples Are Choosing Prenups — and What You Need to Know Before You Do
Monica Tanner
Marriage coach and podcaster
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Episode: S4 E23: Roommate Syndrome, Bad Marriage Advice, and the Tool That Tells You Whether to Stay or Leave

Hosts

Alex Howard
Co-host of Dirty Laundry: The Divorce Podcast, delivering insights based on personal experience and professionalism in mediation.
Amanda Silver
Co-host of Dirty Laundry: The Divorce Podcast, providing expert advice and relatable experiences surrounding divorce and co-parenting.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • Such an informative podcast!

    Love this podcast! It’s helped me so much to navigate a difficult time. So many topics are relatable and helped me to be better prepared for separation and divorce.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Lauren_86
    Canada4 months ago
  • Great episode with Melissa

    Another great episode. Really enjoyed listening to this one but truly love every single episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rise Up Counselling
    Canada4 months ago
  • Insightful

    Thank you for an informative and entertaining discussion. It was worth my time. I look forward to your next instalment.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    PhoDr
    Canadaa year ago
  • Engaging and relatable

    So much incredible and relatable content from the hosts. Love the show!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LindzinSTEM
    Canadaa year ago
  • The Next Big Thing

    If you're looking for a podcast that blends humor, heart, and real talk about the complexities of relationships, Dirty Laundry: The Divorce Podcast with Alex and Amanda is an absolute must-listen. This dynamic duo brings a unique, relatable, and often hilarious perspective to the world of divorce, all while offering valuable insights into the challenges, emotions, and life lessons that come with the end of a marriage.

    From the very first episode, Alex and Amanda's chemistry is undeniable. They ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Talent Agent 416
    Canadaa year ago

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The content effectively balances serious topics with light-hearted moments, making it accessible for a wide audience.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and relatable conversations, often highlighting the authenticity and humor of the hosts.
Many reviews convey gratitude for the educational insights and personal anecdotes shared during episodes.
A few critiques focus on the need for broader representation of perspective, reflecting diversity in experiences related to divorce.

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Toxic Summer E1 (Rewind): Surviving Infidelity & The Reality of Intimate Betrayal
Q: How do you navigate telling kids about intimate betrayal without harming them or turning them against a parent?
Provide age-appropriate honesty, avoid blaming the other parent, acknowledge emotions, and emphasize that both parents still love the children and will continue to be present.
Toxic Summer E1 (Rewind): Surviving Infidelity & The Reality of Intimate Betrayal
Q: What should someone do immediately after discovering an affair to protect their well-being?
Focus on stabilizing basic needs first—sleep, safety, support—before jumping into complex decisions; avoid reflexive accusations and seek trusted, neutral guidance.
Toxic Summer E1 (Rewind): Surviving Infidelity & The Reality of Intimate Betrayal
Q: How should couples begin to talk about the possibility of change or redefining the relationship as they age and experience life together?
Be flexible, have ongoing conversations, and turn toward each other first to discuss needs, rather than clinging to outdated expectations; use counseling to explore how the relationship could evolve.
Toxic Summer E7 (Rewind): Coercive Control and the “Narcissist” Trap
Q: Can you give a definition of coercive control so listeners are on the same page?
Coercive control is patterned behavior designed to control, deceive, isolate, and intimidate a person, usually over a prolonged period and across many areas of life, not just a single incident.
S3 E38: How to Choose the Right Mediator: Our sit-down with the director of our organization Mary-Anne Popescu
Q: What does it really mean to be an association?
Being an association means providing backing and community for mediators, offering education and connection to ensure quality service for families while promoting peaceful resolutions and keeping families out of court where appropriate.

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What is Dirty Laundry: The Divorce Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Offering candid discussions on the complexities of divorce, co-parenting, and personal growth, this series appeals to listeners facing separation or navigating challenging relationship dynamics. The hosts—both experienced mediators—bring a unique perspective, combining personal anecdotes with expert insights to address the real, often unspoken questions that arise during and after a divorce. By embracing humor alongside vulnerability, they create a welcoming space for open dialogue, emphasizing the importance of self-advocacy, emotional health, and community support. Unique segments with diverse guests further enhance the narrative by offering additional layers of experience, knowledge, and relatability, making the content both informative ... more

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1. Christine Cocchiola
2. Kathryn Marshall
3. Jamie Simkins
4. Ismena Toscan
5. Mae Scott
6. Philip Viater
7. Sean Valentine
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