
A call-in show from author Nora McInerny that lets real people get real honest about how they're really doing. Operators(me) are standing by to take your calls.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 314 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthSociety & CulturePersonal JournalsHealth & Fitness | |||

Adoption is often viewed as a happy ending, and sometimes it is! But for Thenedra, her experiences as a child in the foster care system and later as a trans-racial adoptee were — and still are — much more complicated than that. This is an episode abo... more
If you’ve been feeling like life is throwing everything at you all at once – burnout, exhaustion, chaos – today’s episode is for you. Today, Nora is joined by author and friend of the pod Courtney Maum, who brought OK things from weird Zillow listing... more
In 2011, it was impossible to escape the “Friday” music video. September 16, 2011 changed the trajectory of pop culture – and of 13-year-old Rebecca Black’s life – forever. What started as a harmless, fun music video (with yes, some questionable lyri... more
Father's Day can be complicated.
In this special mini-episode, we hear an essay from writer Hannah Diaz titled No One Sent Flowers for the First Loss. Then, podcaster and former Vanderpump Rules actor Dayna Kathan talks about how loving her dad from... more
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Been a fan for years!!
I’m a boomer and would love to be on your show. I travel the world and live for 2to5 months in my van on the road. I’m a single woman and am currently finishing my memoir about traveling as a solo . Title: Solo But Not Alone. I am a seeker and adventurer. I could say a lot about embracing life no matter what age!
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Get out delete this podcast right now
I feel like this show focuses way too much on interpersonal relationships and not actually on mental health. Like what about just regular depression. Oh no, we need to interview people who have very specific unique stories based on their family relationships. No thanks.
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This show centers on real people sharing candid stories about life's big emotions—grief, relationships, parenthood, health, and everyday resilience—often guided by a compassionate host who prompts with thoughtful questions. Episodes blend personal memoir, expert insights, and practical coping strategies, with callers and guests ranging from trauma survivors to authors and caregivers. Its hallmark is empathetic, human-centered storytelling that acknowledges painful experiences while offering hope, humor, and actionable takeaways for listeners navigating similar moments. A notable strength is the mix of vulnerability, community support, and practical wisdom, which can feel like a supportive conversation you'd want to sponsor or guest on if yo... more
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