Self Help(ed)
Maggie Kelly & Tully SmythA brand new podcast hosted by writers and best friends, Maggie Kelly & Tully Smyth. "We've done the therapy, so you don't have to." Modern women are done with hiding. Divorce, infertility, fledgling careers, single parenthood - the so-called taboos of female ‘failure’ are quickly becoming our favourite topics. Why? Because we’ve all been there. Under the glossy exterior of success, we’re all just ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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This week on Self Help(ed), we’re joined by our very first guest - none other than the Internet’s favourite boyfriend, certified golden retriever energy, and all-round good egg: Dr Ned Rohrt.
Tully’s better half (and real-life dentist) takes the hot... more
A month ago, Maggie got dumped over text - classy! All while juggling job hunting, co-parenting logistics, and the daily chaos of solo mum life. But instead of collapsing into a rom-com montage of tissues and Häagen-Dazs, she just kept going (mostly ... more
We all know the saying: “when it rains, it pours”. Usually, it’s describing how problems- or sometimes good fortune- seem to arrive all at once. While it sounds like a simple idiom, there’s actually some scientific and psychological reasoning behind ... more
In this episode of Self Help(ed), the girls chat all things reinvention - and how it used to be as simple as a haircut and a new postcode, but now social media now makes it nearly impossible to start fresh. From cringe-worthy old posts to cancel cult... more
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- Pointless and boring
I was expecting something themed around personal development but just sounds like the stupid conversations friends have that no one else needs to hear
Apple Podcasts1Puggy1988
Australia3 months ago - I’m back…
Back to say this show has gone from strength to strength with each episode getting better and better!!
Well done gals, loved the two recent eps.
P.s you are both HOTTIES
Apple Podcasts5ReighnskyAustralia4 months ago - Tried to get into
This sounds like a chatgpt script. Just feels off.
Apple Podcasts1KMA_88Australia4 months ago - Wow - 10/10
The way I cried listening to Tully talk about not being able to ask for help - I have never heard of hyper independence before but I feel like she was describing me while speaking about herself.
Tully is always so open and honest and such a beautiful soul and I think she has paired up with the right person, on the right platform and I can’t wait for their voices to be heard globally. keep doing what your doing ladies 🤍
Apple Podcasts5Nooo the monkeys ate meAustralia5 months ago - I hope it gets better
Trying to do too much. Too many gimmicky segments with no depth. Just surface level topics with no substance.
Apple Podcasts2poddypodcast44Australia5 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #195 | Australia/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #223 |  New Zealand/Society & Culture |
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What is Self Help(ed) about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Conversations focus on the often unspoken struggles of modern womanhood, addressing challenges such as divorce, infertility, single parenthood, and the pressures of societal expectations. The hosts, who are both best friends and writers, share their personal experiences with humor, vulnerability, and honesty, creating a relatable and empowering space for listeners. The show aims to break down social taboos surrounding female narratives by openly discussing the realities behind the polished surfaces of success, allowing listeners to feel validated and understood in their own journeys.
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Self Help(ed) launched 5 months ago and published 13 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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