
Oversharing from Betches Media is all about the challenges we face in all kinds of relationships; from friendships to family, long term partnerships or even dealing with the customer service rep that makes you want to scream into a pillow. Betches co-founder and relationship enthusiast Jordana Abraham has teamed up with her big sister, licensed clinical therapist Dr. Naomi Bernstein, to answer you... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHealth & FitnessRelationshipsMental Health | |||

Jordana is knee-deep in the name-change process, which spirals into an analysis with Dr. Naomi about why women are *still* doing this and why even the most self-proclaimed feminist men suddenly get real traditional when it’s their last name on the li... more
After a family trip to the middle of nowhere (aka a “serene national park”), Dr. Naomi spirals into a full-on meaning-of-life crisis while Jordana gently asks if she’s about to abandon civilization and start churning her own butter. Meanwhile, one ne... more
As Jordana shares stories of her dog Ron’s jealousy of the new babies, Dr. Naomi remembers her pet Ralphie and wonders if he felt ignored when her children arrived many years ago. A fellow “type-b mother” sheds her shame and confesses her maternal in... more
Jordana and Dr. Naomi are back to regularly scheduled recordings after Jordana welcomed her baby girls and the two hosts are already plotting their next IRL hangout with the entire gang. An overstimulated mom overshares her guilt after forgetting a f... more
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I used to like the concept of this, but it’s become increasingly clear that both of these women have pretty outdated/problematic views about relationships and beyond. Time to find a new pod (there are many, many better similar shows out there)
Please just stop. It feels so icky. I understand everybody has to make a buck but you push subscriptions to the pod, you have paid advertisers, plus you’re pushing group therapy, where we know Dr. Naomi is likely making over a thousand bucks an hour for it. Enough is enough.
One of my fave podcasts! Currently listening to the episode where someone wrote in feeling resentful of their partner who made a comment about their credit score, when they contribute more financially to the relationship. Led to a great conversation around money in relationships and how traditional gender roles are shifting, and how challenging it is to navigate that. I think they handled this discussion so well, as always! This is one of my comfort pods and I also feel like I learn a ton. Congr... more
Responding to Jordana’s initial reaction to this listener’s issue (“they’re just trying to compliment you”). I’m so glad Dr. Naomi validated the listener’s response and spoke to the nuance of being childless amongst so many women who have kids. Saying, “it must be nice…” is passive aggressive and about as complimentary as telling someone they’re too skinny. This situation really highlighted Dr. Naomi’s professionalism and the experience she brings to the show. I do think it’s odd that they rate ... more
Dr. Naomi just said that if you’re single and happy, you’re lying to yourself because you’re biologically tuned to feel safe in a relationship. This woman has a platform to talk about being single when she’s been married for over 15 years. This show is far too much of privileged white women who don’t have real problems whining.
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Focusing on the complexities of personal relationships, this podcast offers insightful discussions on friendships, family dynamics, romantic partnerships, and social etiquette. The hosts tackle a range of listener-submitted questions, providing thoughtful advice and emotional support on various dilemmas. Each episode features personal anecdotes and detailed explorations of current social issues that resonate with many listeners, making the dialogues feel relatable and accessible. Unique in its blend of friendship and therapeutic insights, the podcast aims to create a comfortable space for listeners to connect over shared experiences and learn about navigating life's challenges—from parenting anxieties to communication hurdles in romantic re... more
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