Consider this your (comedic) education in dating, sex, and relationships. Girls Gotta Eat is a top podcast since 2018 co-hosted by Ashley Hesseltine and Rayna Greenberg and covering everything from breakups to bl**jobs, finances to fetishes. New episodes drop every Monday so you can start your week EATING, then dive into The Snack (a lighter episode about pop culture) on Thursdays!
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 456 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture |
We are so excited to be joined by our friends (and wonderful couple) Kate Steinberg and Chad Savage! We’re talking about them meeting on an under-the-radar reality show years ago, their five-year engagement, and recent second proposal (and why they a... more
It’s just us this week and we’re breaking down a listener email about the relatable crisis of having doubts about your long-term partner. We discuss so many aspects of relationships and marriages -- marrying young (and what IS the optimal age to say ... more
Welcome back to The Snack – a lighter serving of Girls Gotta Eat. This week, we’re talking about:
Azul’s mouth makeover
Fat Bear Week
Bad Bunny doing Super Bowl halftime (and responses to it)
Taylor Swift’s new album (and criticisms)
Woma... more
We have Ashley’s wedding planner in the house! Jacquelyn Aleece, founder of The Wedding Plan & Company, joins us to answer all your burning questions about weddings and spill some tea. We discuss money stuff – how much a wedding actually costs, where... more
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I used to listen all the time. They’re honestly so terrible and I haven’t listened in years. I’m happy to see they’re all the way down to #56 comedy podcast… just checked again they’re #125 in comedy!!! So happy they are becoming less and less known. They won’t even exist on the charts soon enough at this rate. Yay, they’re insufferable. Hehe
Taylor swift should stop making music and promoting it because of the climate we are in right now. Maybe you should stop selling show tickets and shut down your vibes business? Not everything revolves around politics - maybe she is giving us all a break. And here is a hot take - you don’t have to buy anything she is selling. Ground breaking!
Used to enjoy listening to this podcast but I can’t event get through an episode now. Ashley is so self righteous and delusional.
Used to enjoy listening to this podcast but I can’t event get through an episode now. I would love to have them bring someone on to debate them on all their crazy political rants but they won’t since none of their arguments would hold up.
Used to listen all of the time but it’s just not the same anymore. Miss what it used to be.
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This podcast is focused on the comedic exploration of dating, sex, and relationships. The co-hosts engage in lively discussions that cover a broad range of topics, from personal anecdotes about breakups and relationship dynamics to more intimate subjects like sexual experiences and personal finance in the context of relationships. The hosts often include humorous commentary on pop culture, featuring celebrity gossip, societal expectations, and contemporary issues shaping modern dating practices. A unique element of the podcast is the lighter Thursday episodes titled "The Snack," which indulge in pop culture discussions to provide entertainment alongside the deeper relationship-focused content of the Monday releases. The hosts' chemistry and... more
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Recent guests on Girls Gotta Eat include:
1. Jacquelyn Aleece
2. Dr. Ingrid Clayton
3. Sally Cotching
4. Liz Moody
5. Kaitlyn Bristowe
6. Professor Chesko
7. Ian Fidance
8. Sheena Shay
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