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The Angry Therapist Podcast

The Angry Therapist
Mental Health
Trauma
Relationships
Personal Growth
Mindfulness
Breakups
Emotional Experience
Social Media Management
Sauna Therapy
Therapy
Exercise and Fitness
Infidelity
Self-Help
Relational Home
Adult Children Of Emotionally Immature Parents
Love Patterns
Breakup
Self-Awareness
Parenting
Healing From Trauma

Audio-Only Episodes. Captain’s Log: No guests. No fluff. Just me, the mic, and whatever’s clawing at my insides. Think audio journaling meets back-of-the-bar confessions. Less psychobabble, more soul bleed. Raw, real, and mostly for me. Audio + Video Episodes. You ask, I riff. Therapy meets real talk. More structure, more insight, more of the good stuff on love, dating, and tools we need to build ... more

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Latest Episodes

In this episode, I walk through my past relationships and take ownership of the ways I’ve been unsafe.

I share specific moments - steamrolling my ex-wife with logic instead of empathy, making subtle body comments that landed harder than I understood... more

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Most of us were never taught how to communicate in relationships.

So we react.

We defend.

We assume.

We build resentment.

In this solo episode, John reframes “communication” as something deeper: intimacy, attunement, and repair.

Because it’s no... more

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In this episode, I answer your questions about breakups, expired relationships, and finding the courage to choose yourself.

We talk about how to let go when you’re struggling to accept it’s over, how to know if a relationship is worth saving, and wh... more

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A breakup can feel like the end of everything. But what if it’s actually the beginning?

In this episode, John shares a deeply personal reflection on fear, identity, divorce, and what relationships are really meant to do in our lives. Inspired by a n... more

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Episode: Falling for Your Therapist: Why It Happens & What It Means
Daniel Stewart
Psychotherapist and yoga studio owner
Episode: Why Losing Everything Can Lead to Your Most Authentic Self
Amy Chan
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Episode: Why Losing Everything Can Lead to Your Most Authentic Self
Terri Cole
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Amber Rae
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Episode: I Knew on My Wedding Day He Wasn’t the One

Host

John Kim
A licensed therapist who shares personal experiences and insights on mental health and relationships. He combines therapeutic knowledge with relatable storytelling, making complex emotional concepts accessible and actionable for listeners.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • John is great

    Started listening to this podcast a few months ago. Loving hearing John’s journey and his perspective on life. Now part of my weekly rotation of podcasts I listen to while I’m on the move. Thank you John!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tigmole
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Hosts

    I do get value from this podcast but in the back of my head wonder about taking relationship advice from someone whose relationship seems so..practical and cold. I feel like Jon should be getting therapy to help him find someone who treats him warm, more loving. His wife is like ice, always saying passive things that are so negative towards him. There is no warmth between, just scientific relationship speak. I feel like he deserves better and would be happier with someone who can more easily sho... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    mihrllec
    United States5 months ago
  • Get over the adds people!!! 🙄 Real life issues, Real people, Great insight!

    I’ve been listening to John Kim for over four years now, and he continues to amaze me with his insight and compassion. His ability to break down mental health topics into relatable, practical guidance has given me so many tools to manage certain behaviors and challenges in my own life. I also appreciate when he brings his partner Vanessa onto the podcast to give her insight which is very helpful from a woman’s perspective, given her experiences and even more so now that she’s a mother.

    What I ap... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Franny517100
    United States6 months ago
  • Way too many ads

    Half the episodes are ads and the content has gone downhill.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    KE22223
    United States10 months ago
  • So many ads

    I understand that’s how podcast people make a living but this is just too much. I feel like I just listened to 15 min of ads and 5 minutes of talking. I like the insights a lot but I just can’t with the ads. Peace out.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Carlyaja
    United Statesa year ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Many find the content relatable and empowering, often sharing personal stories and insights.
Some concerns have been raised regarding the occasional emphasis on advertisements that distract from content.
Listeners appreciate the honest and raw discussions around complex emotions and relationships.
Positive feedback highlights the practical advice offered and the engaging storytelling style of the host.

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Therapy Thursdays | Is It Over… Or Worth Saving?
Q: How do I know if my relationship is worth saving?
Reflect on the emotional response to both staying and leaving, and determine if mutual effort and connection exist.
Therapy Thursdays | Is It Over… Or Worth Saving?
Q: How do I find the courage to leave a relationship?
Courage is found after making the decision to leave, through self-reflection and listening to your body's truth.
Therapy Thursdays | Is It Over… Or Worth Saving?
Q: How do I let go of heartache and truly leave it in the past?
Accept that loss is a part of the healing process, let yourself grieve, and focus on what you can learn from the relationship.
What Changes After 40: Love, Selfhood, and What Matters
Q: When do you feel the most alone even if you're not physically alone?
Vanessa feels most alone when she thinks she has to do everything herself, while John contemplates the loneliness of not creating or expressing.
What Changes After 40: Love, Selfhood, and What Matters
Q: What are you afraid would change if you stopped holding it together?
Both therapists express fears of losing their sense of value and how relationships may change if they stopped over-functioning.

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This podcast provides an unfiltered and authentic perspective on mental health and relationships, combining personal reflections with therapeutic insights. It tackles a range of topics from breakups and self-worth to emotional connections and communication strategies, offering listeners a blend of professional guidance and relatable anecdotes. The host often shares personal experiences and lessons learned, fostering an environment of transparency and vulnerability. Unique in its approach, the content emphasizes real-life applications of therapy concepts, making it particularly valuable for those seeking practical advice on navigating personal and relational challenges. Expect a mix of solo reflections and discussions, aiming to provide both... more

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