
Real talk about cheating, delivered by friends who get it. Your hosts are Tracy Schorn, aka Chump Lady who runs the advice site ChumpLady.com, and Sarah Gorrell, a radio journalist and mighty single mum of four. We talk with resilient people who survived infidelity and to experts about cheaters, relationships, parenting, and, of course, mightiness. Sarah brings the dulcet tones. Tracy brings the s... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 126 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | RelationshipsSexualityHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture | |||

Tracy interviews Eileen Fox, who was married for over 30 years in what she thought was a monogamous marriage when she discovered her husband's double life. For years he'd been having risky sex with men and prostitutes. As a result of his cheating, Ei... more
Part two from last week's episode. Did comparing yourself to real or as-yet-unknown affair partners do your head in? Did your cheater thrill to everyone's pick me dance? Listen as chumps tell us how and why they stepped out of the game.
Caught up in the pick me dance, it's hard not to compare and contrast yourself to the affair partner, who until D-Day was a phantom competitor. In this episode we hear from listeners what details they discovered about the mystery Schmoopies, but most... more
When you get chumped, why don't people bring casseroles? In this episode Tracy and Sarah discuss the complicated "ambiguous" grief of infidelity. Therapists call ambiguous grief "complex, often unresolved emotional pain felt when a loved one is physi... more
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Welcome to the podcast where there really IS only one side to the story!
Tracy Schorn, cartoonist and author, regularly attacks Esther Perel, a licensed psychotherapist (look her up in New York State!).
Schorn makes her living repeating stories that betrayed spouses post on her Web site. Perel actually treats individuals and couples, and she's bound by a code of ethics. Schorn bars cheating spouses from her Web site, so every story she tells amounts to hearsay. There's no need to ask the other... more
Welcome to the podcast where there really IS only one side to the story!
Tracy Schorn, cartoonist and author, regularly attacks Esther Perel, a licensed psychotherapist (look her up in New York State!).
Schorn makes her living repeating stories that betrayed spouses post on her Web site. Perel actually treats individuals and couples, and she's bound by a code of ethics. Schorn bars cheating spouses from her Web site, so every story she tells amounts to hearsay. There's no need to ask the other... more
Coming for ChumpLady is akin to a bad rerun of the Crucible. For you. This Nation is powered by the tears of cheaters, liars, and abusers. A constant reminder that the esther perel drivel of the world is, well, just that. Drivel. Keep spreading the word CL. Keep speaking the truth CN. Leave a cheater, gain a life. Eat it all and leave no crumbs. TBelle ❤️
Tracy and Sarah have taken the brave step to empower the victims of cheaters. Let’s be honest, it is mostly women. Standing up for them and shining a light on the injustice is an act of feminism. Cheating is a crime not recognized by our laws, and their conversations provide a place for people to know they are not alone.
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Realistic conversations about infidelity, healing, and personal empowerment. The show centers on survivors' experiences, expert insights, and practical coping strategies, with a sharp, witty tone that stitches together trauma, resilience, and questions about relationships, parenting, and self-worth. Across episodes, listeners can expect hard truths about betrayal, accountability, and navigating life after infidelity, often reinforced by interviews with therapists, coaches, and those who've rebuilt their lives. A notable strength is the blend of candid humor with grounding guidance, plus a strong community vibe for chumps seeking their next chapter.
A standout angle is the unapologetic stance that accountability belongs to cheaters, not sur... more
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