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Tell Me How You're Mighty: Real Talk About Cheating

Tracy Schorn, Sarah Gorrell
Infidelity
Divorce
Cheating
Domestic Violence
Relationships
Family Court System
Psychotherapy
Midlife Crisis
Self-Help
Wife Abandonment Syndrome
Emotional Abuse
Community Support
Identity Crisis
Valentine's Day
Kayden's Law
Shani Silver
Violence Against Women Act
Parenting
Resilience
Spiritual Abuse

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

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Dr. Peter Salerno
Psychotherapist, educator, and author specializing in personality disorders and pathological abuse.
Episode: 100. Could Your Cheater Have a Personality Disorder? An Interview with Dr. Peter Salerno
Diane Strickland
Trauma specialist and ordained clergy, creator of Your Story Is Safe Here
Your Story Is Safe Here
Episode: 86. Stop Labeling Partners of Sex Addicts "Codependent" - An Interview with Diane Strickland
Dr. Omar Minwalla
Psychologist and clinical sexologist, founder of the Institute for Sexual Health
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Episode: 85. Sexually Deceptive People -- An Interview with Dr. Omar Minwalla
Andrew G. Marshall
Therapist with 35 years of experience
Episode: 84. Affair Proofing Your Marriage and Andrew G. Marshall
Dr. Emma Katz
Researcher and author specializing in coercive control
Oxford University Press
Episode: 73. Coercive Controllers -- An Interview with Dr. Emma Katz
Dr. Christine Cocchiola
Trauma therapist and researcher with over 20 years of experience in social work.
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Episode: 66. Gender Bias in Family Court: An Interview with Dr. Christine Cocchiola and Amy Polacko
Amy Polacko
Award-winning journalist and divorce coach who survived domestic abuse.
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Episode: 66. Gender Bias in Family Court: An Interview with Dr. Christine Cocchiola and Amy Polacko
Jessica Waite
Author of The Widow's Guide to Dead Bastards
Episode: 65. The Widow's Guide to Dead Bastards: An Interview with Jessica Waite
Nell Hudson
An actor and writer, known for roles in Outlander and Call the Midwife.
Sunday Girl magazine
Episode: 61. 'Cheating Is Abuse,' An Interview with Nell Hudson

Hosts

Tracy Schorn
Host of a popular advice site for infidelity, known for her humorous and unapologetic takes on cheating and relationships.
Sarah Gorrell
Radio broadcaster and single mom, offering insights and support for survivors of infidelity.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 365 ratings
  • Comedy every week

    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

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    paul4792
    United States2 months ago
  • For the haters…

    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 ❤️

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    Aratnogard
    Canada2 months ago
  • Brave Truths

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Catcread
    United States2 months ago
  • Love listening! Look forward to the podcast every week!

    You guys together are the best combination!

    Tracey’s hilarious wit and Sarah’s Mum like gentle warmth 💐❤️

    Keep up the great work speaking facts and making us laugh at the stupidityyy of these FWs along the way ❤️❤️❤️

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    Arnie Bec 🐦‍🔥
    Australia2 months ago
  • Street Smarts Advice With Great Humor

    Fantastic podcast dealing with the difficult topic of cheating and helping chumps find freedom from infidelity abuse. Tracy and Sarah do an excellent job bringing much needed advice on surviving infidelity with humor laughing at the banality of Cheaters.

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    Divorce Minister
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the candid and humorous discussions about infidelity and personal healing.
Some criticisms include feelings that certain views expressed may be one-sided regarding infidelity narratives.
Overall, many find the advice empowering and appreciate the community aspect of the podcast.
The blend of humor and serious topics makes the content relatable and engaging for those affected by cheating.

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85. Sexually Deceptive People -- An Interview with Dr. Omar Minwalla
Q: Are there signs to identify a cheater before trusting another partner?
Trust actions when they show dishonesty; that's a key indicator of a potential dishonesty problem.
85. Sexually Deceptive People -- An Interview with Dr. Omar Minwalla
Q: What trauma do you see from the victims in your practice?
Victims often experience complex trauma affecting their thought systems, emotions, and relationships due to prolonged manipulation and gaslighting.
85. Sexually Deceptive People -- An Interview with Dr. Omar Minwalla
Q: Can you tell us how you came to see infidelity as controlling and abusive?
Infidelity is not merely a sexual problem; it entails dishonesty and manipulation, creating harmful patterns that affect the victim.
86. Stop Labeling Partners of Sex Addicts "Codependent" - An Interview with Diane Strickland
Q: What are we going to call it? The sex addiction industry?
We've got to drop this whole codependency language and look at them as abusive individuals that inflicted trauma on an innocent, unknowing person.
86. Stop Labeling Partners of Sex Addicts "Codependent" - An Interview with Diane Strickland
Q: Were you a chump first and then became a trauma specialist, or you dealt in trauma, and then, oh my gosh, now you got handed a plate of it?
I was in ministry and ordained for 30 years. Ministry is marinating in trauma, and then I became a trauma specialist after realizing I had CPTSD and began researching it.

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Conversations surrounding infidelity, healing, and empowering individuals affected by cheating are at the forefront of this engaging series. The hosts, both experienced in navigating the complexities of infidelity, discuss the emotional aftermath, societal norms surrounding cheating, and the need for self-advocacy. Listeners can expect candid discussions, humor, and insightful interviews with both survivors and experts in related fields, all aimed at fostering resilience and personal growth. The show not only unpacks the pain of betrayal but also emphasizes a path towards recovery and self-discovery, appealing to anyone looking for relatable stories and practical advice on overcoming infidelity.

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2. Diane Strickland
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