
Welcome to self-care with a conscience - where science, spirituality, and sustainability are brunch buddies. Self-Helpless explores all things on the cutting edge of personal and collective growth with leading specialists who share paradigm-shifting insights every week. Hosted by Delanie Fischer, known for her casual but fluff-free approach, Self-Helpless garners millions of downloads and aims to ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 488 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceAlternative HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Delanie Fischer continues the “Subscriber Stories” series with subscriber Milo Jones, who shares her 10+ year experience managing the body-focused repetitive behavior, trichotillomania (hair pulling). They discuss how it began, misconceptions surroun... more
Delanie Fischer chats with author, men’s body positivity advocate, and founder of Notoriously Dapper, Kelvin Davis, about the struggles facing modern men. They explore social conditioning, mental health challenges, and deep-rooted insecurities, as we... more
Delanie Fischer chats with activist and educator Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz about the core principles of Judaism, including Jewish mysticism (Kabbalah), and how to meaningfully integrate these 4,000-year-old teachings into everyday life—whether you’... more
Delanie Fischer chats with cannabis, hemp, and psychedelic educator and consultant Adrienne Airhart to explore cannabis for harm reduction, recreation, and the future of healing—plus Adrienne’s personal experience with prescription medication, cannab... more
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As someone who literally studies how humans deal with fear and inner resistance, I have a very low tolerance for self dev content that overpromises and underdelivers, so I am incredibly thrilled that Delanie Fischer is the exact opposite of that. She had me literally belly laughing out loud with her brilliant, irreverent humor and having lots of deep thoughts and a ha moments with her grounded in facts but instantly applicable teachings.
Love it. Couldn’t recommend ot highly enough!
I find myself hearing them say “omg buy this” about something one week, then a few weeks later saying “that thing is expensive and not worth the money” difficult to trust what they have to say.
I used to enjoy listening to this podcast, but looking at some of the topics in hindsight has been disappointing. The health concepts are pseudoscience or whatever is most palatable to the audience. That’s fine, but it feeds into the “helpless” narrative instead of promoting discussion and growth. Also, might even lead to poor life choices. Things really went down hill after the Jillian Michaels backlash. I’ve explored a few decent books thanks to the podcast, but I can’t recommend it to anyone ... more
The early episodes were awesome, funny, and relatable. Now not so much. If they don’t have a guest it feels like they just keep making lists that are very similar to the previous lists. The advice also comes from a very privileged point of view that may not be very helpful to most people. For example I remember them saying to pay for your car in full or with cash…uh what? I miss the humor Taylor brought now it’s just one privileged white Chick talking about jobs and one privileged white Chuck t... more
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A thoughtful, evidence-forward show that blends science, personal growth, and ethical living. Episodes feature guests ranging from psychologists and physicians to environmental activists and authors, exploring mental health, neuroscience, sustainable living, and impactful behavior change. Listeners can expect practical strategies, real-world insights, and candid conversations about fear, generosity, relationships, and self-improvement delivered with humor and candor. The format often pairs lived experience with expert analysis, offering actionable takeaways without sacrificing nuance or curiosity. This podcast stands out for its willingness to tackle complex topics—from cult dynamics and limerence to endometriosis and plant-based living—thr... more
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Recent guests on Self-Helpless include:
1. Milo Jones
2. Kelvin Davis
3. Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz
4. Adrienne Airhart
5. Michael D. Langone
6. Robin Greenfield
7. Leslie John
8. Shaun Monson
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