
On the Divorce Survival Guide Podcast we have open and honest conversations about co-parenting, separation, divorce, and the hardest question of all, should you stay or should you go? Hosted by Kate Anthony, your Divorce Survival Guide.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationRelationshipsSociety & Culture | |||

Today we're talking about drinking, emotional sobriety, and what both have to do with navigating divorce. I've shared my own sobriety journey on the show before, including how heavily I relied on alcohol to cope with trauma I didn't yet have the word... more
Content warning: This episode covers the Cornell 7 case and includes discussion of sexual assault, drugging, and how survivors are failed by the systems meant to protect them. "The conversation we should be having about the Cornell case isn't one abo... more
Today we're having a conversation that so many of us need to have but don't want to have, and that's end-of-life planning in the middle of a divorce. Divorce already comes with so many choices, and most of them feel urgent, so the paperwork that come... more
"Why am I suddenly missing the person I worked so hard to leave?" A woman wrote to me recently with this question, and I know this is not an uncommon thing to feel. Many women know without a doubt they made the right decision. Yet, suddenly the desir... more
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I’ve been using this podcast when I’m anxiety spiraling about my own divorce. It’s great company.
While I find the language really gendered (I’m a woman divorcing a woman so it’s not quite 1-1), I find the dynamics Kate explains to be very familiar. For the comments that Kate is being too political, I think that divorce itself is political and should be discussed as such.
Also A+ for being so openly supportive of trans kids! That warmed my heart.
I recently came across this podcast and it’s been such a godsend. A lot of the guilt I ve been feeling and also the need to force things has been reframed by Kate. Thank you for putting this out there.
I recently found this podcast in the first few weeks after leaving my husband of 14 years. I really appreciate how Kate makes so much easy to understand. Exiting a verbal and emotionally abusive marriage is extremely challenging. I have found listening to this podcast so informative and so validating about my own experience. I really appreciate the helpful down-to-earth tips, not just about what to expect when it comes to the legal process, but what to emotionally expect and navigate through. I ... more
I find this podcast interesting and Kate has a lovely voice. However, the constant use of the words “right” and “like” is very distracting and detracts from the overall podcast.
While I listened and learned about some important divorce issues when I was getting a divorce (2021), recent episodes have been very disappointing. Example: I am a therapist and certified in many aspects of neurodiversity (ADHD/ASD), and was sorely disappointed in the 4 episodes Kate hosted about neurodiversity in relationships. Lots of “opinions” but no real professional expertise, and nothing backed by any research. If these are representative of the quality of what Kate is currently offering... more
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This show consistently centers on navigating divorce, separation, and co-parenting with a practical, coaching-forward lens. Episodes frequently feature guests such as family-law attorneys, therapists, and authors who provide actionable guidance on boundaries, financial and legal complexities, and the emotional journey of leaving or rebuilding after relationship breakdowns. A notable strength is the host's ability to blend personal experience with expert insights, plus a recurring emphasis on safety, protective parenting, and structured transitions for families. Listeners can expect clean, direct coaching tools, real-world case examples, and resources like retreats or coaching programs that aim to support people through the dissolution proce... more
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2. Beatriz Victoria Albina
3. Madeleine Gagnon
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5. Elle Baade
6. Nicole Sodoma
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