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Judging Meghan

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Mental Health
Grief
Trauma
Parenting
Resilience
Depression
Domestic Violence
Complex PTSD
Addiction
Suicide Prevention
Trauma Recovery
Glp-1 Medications
Emotional Abuse
Loss
Recovery
Drunk Driving
Childhood Trauma
Women Empowerment
Empathy
Nutrition

Every week, host Meghan Judge sits down with guests to explore the real stuff—navigating grief and loss, embracing aging with more grace and less judgment, working through relationship challenges, and finding ways to make the world a little brighter. Past guests include Dr. Nadine Macaluso (as portrayed by Margot Robbie in "The Wolf of Wall Street"), Ariana Kukors-Smith (Olympic Gold Medalist), El... more

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Reshma Kearney
Trauma-informed yoga instructor and mental health advocate
Episode: From Loss to Loud: Advocating for Men's Mental Health with Reshma Kearney
Sandy Malone
Author; former reality TV star of Wedding Island
Self-Hosted / Author
Episode: Escape to Jekyll Island & Beyond with Bestselling Author Sandy Malone
Neal K. Shah
Johns Hopkins and NIH funded researcher, caregiver, co-founder of CareYaya.org, author
CareYaya.org
Episode: The Caregiving Crisis: Dementia, Mental Health, and Practical Prevention with Neal K. Shah
Todd McGuire
Mental health advocate, author and former detective (undercover)
Australia Police (former undercover unit)
Episode: Grief, Trauma & The Emotional Cost of Working Undercover with Author, Advocate & Former Detective Todd McGuire
Joanne Redding
Author of House Of Pretend, former Wall Street professional
Episode: House of Pretend: Healing Childhood Wounds with Author Joanne Redding
Azin Shah
Gynecologist, urogynecologist, menopause/perimenopause specialist
Episode: Perimenopause, Hormones & Feeling Like Yourself Again with Experts Dr. Azin Shah & Kavita Sahai
Kavita Sahai
Wellness advocate, founder of Vibe Tribes
Vibe Tribes
Episode: Perimenopause, Hormones & Feeling Like Yourself Again with Experts Dr. Azin Shah & Kavita Sahai
Robert Simon
Award-winning trial lawyer, civil rights advocate, podcast host of Bourbon Of Proof
Justice Team Network
Episode: Fighting for Truth, Justice & Human Dignity with Award Winning Trial Lawyer and Podcast Host Robert Simon
Juliette Blake
Founder of Moxies, mental health advocate, mother of three
Moxies
Episode: Healing, Empathy, and the Future of Kids in a Digital World with Juliette Blake of Moxies

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Meghan Judge
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5.0 out of 5 stars from 297 ratings
  • Always fascinating

    Love listening to Judging Meghan. She isn’t afraid to talk about the scary stuff. And she delves into so many different things that impact our mental health. Def a must-listen podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sandy Malone
    United States21 days ago
  • Importance of empathy in a digital age

    I loved listening to Meghan’s episode with Juliette Blake. It offered such an important perspective on raising children in today’s evolving digital world. The conversation around screen time, teen girls, the pressures they face, and the tools moms need to help guide them - appreciate this is something that deserves to be talked about openly and honestly with the mental health of our girls. So well done.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sam K W.
    United States2 months ago
  • Real Talk. No Filter with lots of laughs

    Judging Meghan delivers honest, unpolished conversations with heart, curiosity, and humor. Meghan creates a space where nothing is off-limits, judgment is left at the door, and laughter lives right alongside real growth. It’s refreshing, relatable, and exactly the kind of real talk most of us are craving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    VGT0123
    United States5 months ago
  • 5 Star podcast

    This is a great podcast for mental health information. It’s especially helpful if you have children going through rough patches in their youth. I loved the episode with Dr. Noelle! ❤️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YMB26
    United States5 months ago
  • Proud of you

    Meghan is a true joy. Her podcast speaks straight to the heart, reminding listeners that they are not alone. With honesty and warmth, she creates a space of comfort, connection, and hope. I couldn’t be more proud of the impact she is making.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jupiterhills
    United States5 months ago

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Real, practical takeaways for mental health and relationships.
Trusted host with genuine empathy and warmth.
Conversations feel safe, honest, and life-changing for guests.

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The Caregiving Crisis: Dementia, Mental Health, and Practical Prevention with Neal K. Shah
Q: What are some hopeful developments or positive trends in caregiving and dementia research?
Neal highlights government funding for caregiver training projects, AI-driven caregiver support tools, and early detection technologies, including collaborations with Mass General and Johns Hopkins, as well as widespread dissemination of free digital tools that improve caregiver confidence and access to resources.
The Caregiving Crisis: Dementia, Mental Health, and Practical Prevention with Neal K. Shah
Q: Can you talk about your own personal experience and the toll caretaking took on you?
Neal shares that he became a caregiver for his grandfather with dementia in his early 30s and later his wife faced a cancer battle, experiences that exposed the lack of societal support for caregivers and the vast responsibilities they assume, from coordinating care to acting as medical and logistical support, often at the expense of their own careers and health.
Essential Inner Resources for a Healthy Mind and Fulfilling Life with Dr. Celeste Birkhofer (Revisited)
Q: Tell me about your background and what drew you to psychology.
She grew up as the sixth of seven kids in a military family, observed her father's struggle with alcohol, and found therapy profoundly transformative, which led her to switch majors to psychology and pursue a career helping others understand themselves and process emotions.
Healing Starts with Connection: Mental Health, Relationships, and Finding Hope with Therapist, Relationship Coach, and Author Carolyn Sharp (Revisited from 12/2024)
Q: Why did you decide to write Fire It Up?
Carolyn explains that after transitioning to online therapy during the COVID lockdown, she wanted to prevent relationship breakdowns by providing a practical framework; the four secrets—oxygen, ignition, fuel, and foundation—offer concrete steps to rebuild and sustain intimacy and joy.
Creating Your Own Break: Resilience, Risk, and Reinvention with Stand-Up Comedian Max Maisel
Q: How do you see yourself evolving in the next year?
Max desires to develop his material further and focus on honing his craft as a comedian.

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What is Judging Meghan about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A thoughtful, trauma-informed show that centers mental health, healing from loss, aging with grace, and navigating relationships. Conversations often feature survivors, authors, clinicians, and activists who share practical takeaways for resilience, coping strategies, and personal growth. Noteworthy is the host's emphasis on vulnerability, real-world impact, and empowering stories that balance tough experiences with hope and actionable guidance. The format tends to blend lived experience with expert insight, making it helpful for listeners seeking empathy, validation, and tools to navigate life's challenges.

The show stands out for its candid discussions across grief, trauma, parenting, and empowerment, with guests who bring both professio... more

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Recent guests on Judging Meghan include:

1. Reshma Kearney
2. Sandy Malone
3. Neal K. Shah
4. Todd McGuire
5. Joanne Redding
6. Azin Shah
7. Kavita Sahai
8. Robert Simon

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