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Good Inside with Dr. Becky

Good Inside
Parenting
Child Development
Parenting Strategies
Mental Health
Resilience
Emotional Intelligence
Fatherhood
Emotional Regulation
Traveling With Kids
Parenting Challenges
Motherhood
Anxiety
Stress Management
Family Dynamics
Deeply Feeling Kids
Emotional Support
Self-Trust
Happiness
Sibling Rivalry
Screen Time

Join clinical psychologist and mom of three Dr. Becky Kennedy on her weekly podcast, as she takes on tough parenting questions and delivers actionable guidance—all in short episodes, because we know time is hard to find as a parent. Her breakthrough approach has enabled thousands of people to get more comfortable in discomfort, make repairs after mistakes, and always see the good inside. You'll ga... more

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Chelsea Handler doesn’t have kids. She also has three girls in her life who call her Dad, 11 nieces and nephews, and has taken parenting classes.

Dr. Becky asks what Chelsea can see about kids that parents can’t. Most of Chelsea's answer turns out t... more

Challenge Accepted is a new limited podcast series from Good Inside and Hot Wheels. Created for parents who want to raise resilient kids, this series explores the early experiences that shape who we become - and the mindset it takes to keep pushing f... more

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Every parent asks their kid some version of the same question: “Who's your best friend?” Adam Grant thinks that's the wrong thing to be asking, at any age.

His new book Vibe breaks friendship into four types: pals, allies, companions, and associates... more

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We spend too much time making sure our boys know the right answer, and not enough time helping them build the emotional skills to act on it when the stakes are high.

“Should you respect someone’s no?” Yes.

“Should you speak up when something bad is ... more

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Recent Guests

Kellie Gerardi
Researcher who flew on a Virgin Galactic science mission and author of Luna Muna
Virgin Galactic
Episode: How to Raise a Kid Who Can Survive Failure | Challenge Accepted
Adam Grant
Author of Vibe and organizational psychologist
University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
Episode: Stop Asking Your Kid Who Their Best Friend Is, with Adam Grant
Melinda French Gates
Founder of Pivotal Ventures; researcher and advocate on women's health
Pivotal Ventures
Episode: The 10,000 Paper Cuts That Teach Women Not to Trust Themselves, with Melinda French Gates
Kate Bowler
Professor at Duke University and author
Duke University
Episode: Resentment, Joy, and Why Moms Don't Believe They're Allowed Either
Chris Voss
Former FBI hostage negotiator, author and speaker on negotiation
FBI/Author
Episode: Stop Asking "Why" - What an FBI Negotiator Teaches Parents Instead
Misty Copeland
Principal dancer, American Ballet Theatre; first Black woman to reach principal at ABT
American Ballet Theatre
Episode: How Misty Copeland Turned Instability Into Ballet
Ash Brandon
Educator, researcher, former middle school teacher
Gamer Educator (Instagram)
Episode: A Different Take on Screen Time - Revisit
Lauren Smith Brody
Journalist and author of The Fifth Trimester; explored the return-to-work experience for hundreds of mothers
Author, The Fifth Trimester
Episode: The Second Cutting of the Cord: What Actually Happens When You Go Back to Work
Chris Choukalas
Physician who treated patients in ICU at UCSF and experienced postpartum depression as a father
UCSF, physician
Episode: When Depression Doesn't Look Like Depression

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Dr. Becky Kennedy
Host of the show and clinical psychologist

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 7.5k ratings
  • Life Changing

    Dr Becky’s episode on Raising Boys and Consent blew my mind. I’ve listened to Dr Becky’s content for years, but this episode was especially impactful as a single mom of 3 boys. Highly recommend.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Blazeco85
    United States17 days ago
  • Consent episode is a boy mom MUST listen!!

    Exceptional episode with real strategies and guidance! Dr. Becky deftly weaves together many of her foundational teachings (boundary setting, tolerating disappointment, inward-gazing confidence skills) and pairs it with realistic scenarios & scripts to teach our sons the nuances of consent and how to be an upstander rather than bystander. Thank you for this timely episode, Dr. Becky!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jiwake
    United States17 days ago
  • Joy

    Dear Dr Becky and Kate Bowler thank you for your helpful thoughts about joy.

    I took a lot from this episode.

    He who binds to himself a joy

    Does the winged life destroy;

    But he who kisses the joy as it flies,

    Lives in eternity's sunrise

    William Blake

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LoraLoraBoBora!
    Australia20 days ago
  • Thank you, Dr. Becky!

    Dr. Becky delivers amazingly helpful parenting advice, while simultaneously teaching parents how to love themselves. The affirmation at the end of each episode (even as I struggle on the outside, I remain good inside) is a microcosm of her super effective tools. The first time I heard this affirmation as a struggling first-time parent of a toddler, I cried and wondered if it could be true. Now, my kiddo is 10 and he and I both know deep in our bones that we remain good inside. Thank you Dr. Beck... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cami_Bunny
    United States21 days ago
  • too many ads hiding inside the talk

    Ads really damaged the integrity of this talk

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    AllyLuLuLu
    China2 months ago

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How to Raise a Kid Who Can Survive Failure | Challenge Accepted
Q: Can you tell me a little bit more about your struggle with secondary infertility, and did this mindset help you through that period?
Gerardi says her research background helped her look at treatment outcomes as data and consider changes to the approach, while emphasizing that this did not reduce the grief or emotional difficulty. She and her medical providers worked together, and her youngest daughter was born in April.
How to Raise a Kid Who Can Survive Failure | Challenge Accepted
Q: Who were you at eight years old?
Gerardi describes herself as curious and imaginative, an only child who loved reading, became immersed in books and interests, and wanted to explore science and space.
Stop Asking Your Kid Who Their Best Friend Is, with Adam Grant
Q: How can parents handle conflicts that arise among friends or between their kids and others?
Approach with openness, acknowledge the hurt, name the intention to strengthen the relationship, and consider constructive conversations that invite change rather than assigning blame, which can actually deepen trust.
Stop Asking Your Kid Who Their Best Friend Is, with Adam Grant
Q: How do the four vibing categories work in real life for kids and families?
Associates are casual connections; allies share goals; pals enjoy common interests; companions have deep shared values. A healthy mix across these categories supports fuller social development and reduces the pressure on any one relationship to carry all the weight.
Stop Asking Your Kid Who Their Best Friend Is, with Adam Grant
Q: What should we be thinking about instead of asking who is your best friend?
Shift focus to a constellation of relationships and recognize that kids benefit from connecting with different kinds of friends—those who share goals, interests, or values—rather than chasing a single best friend.

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What is Good Inside about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Across recent episodes, this show centers on practical, evidence-informed parenting guidance with a focus on staying connected to children, repairing mistakes, and navigating modern family life. Topics span returning to work after parental leave, parenting under stress, how nervous systems shape behavior, intimacy and relationships after kids, perfectionism in motherhood, and the impact of technology and AI on children. Notable strengths include actionable frameworks, personal storytelling, and a clear emphasis on compassionate approaches that empower both parents and kids. A recurring edge is weaving research insights with real-world coaching tools, from boundary-setting and repair to managing mental load and fostering resilience. The form... more

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2. Adam Grant
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