The only divorce podcast that's one part family law attorney and one part recovering comedian. We are dedicated to bringing you action steps, empathy, and a healthy side of snark. Morgan Stogsdill and Andrea Rappaport bring you divorce content that's resourceful, entertaining, packed with ACTION STEPS from EXPERTS, and most importantly, help listeners feel less alone. You'll get through this. We p... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 133 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & CultureRelationshipsSelf-Improvement |
In today’s episode of How Not to Suck at Divorce, we dive deep into the collaborative divorce process with Lucia Levias, a family law attorney specializing in this approach. We discuss what collaborative divorce is, how it differs from traditional li... more
In this episode, we're joined by Sarah Armstrong, author of A Mom's Guide to a Good Divorce, to discuss the importance of compartmentalizing during the divorce process. Divorce is emotionally draining, and the ability to compartmentalize can help you... more
Yep, divorce confessions! We're talking real moments that often come up during divorce! We share anonymous confessions and are here to remind you that divorce can make you feel like you're losing your mind, but you're not alone.
In this episode, you... more
Today we welcome Hilary Rosenberg back to the show to dive into the topic of mental preparation for divorce. I know, I know - but hear is out. The emotional complexities that come with ending a marriage are so hard, terrible, overwhelming and more. L... more
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I love the humor Andrea and Morgan bring to the show! It’s so refreshing for such a tender topic. Their knowledge along with their expert guests makes this a one stop shop for divorce tips!
Love the podcast and the DCC is a slam dunk for even more valuable information. Keep up the great work, ladies - you’re changing people’s lives!
Great show! informative & light hearted. Sometimes I leave with more questions than answers thou! Just more things I should know to be aware of. I wish there was more consistency with when and how often new episodes are released
The ladies are wonderful because they approach a subject that can be explosively touchy with dignity, compassion, tough love, honesty, and a touch of humor. It’s like a conversation with the listener. I am currently mulling over where I stand in my marriage and they seem to have an episode for each question I have and every emotion I’m feeling. Andrea and Morgan are smart, witty, engaging, and connected to this cause. They are authetic in their desire to help people and I feel that deeply. May t... more
I am a man that is contemplating officially filing for divorce. This podcast is SO informative and also entertaining at the same time.
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Apple Podcasts | #70 | Hong Kong/Society & Culture/Relationships |
Apple Podcasts | #241 | Ireland/Society & Culture/Relationships |
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