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Relationships
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Self-Worth
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Ghosting
Confidence
Unhinged
Therapy
Narcissism
Loneliness
Hilaria Baldwin

Emma's always been told she's, "too much" and now, she's done apologizing for it. From NY to LA and back again, she's lived a thousand lives and if there's anything she's learned, it's to be unapologetically yourself. Every Tuesday, Emma is getting raw and real about everything from f*ckups and breakups, thriving (and surviving) in your 20s and 30s, how to be the best version of yourself and so mu... more

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Latest Episodes

Four hundred years ago, Emma would've been burned at the stake. Outspoken? Check. Opinionated? Check. Unafraid to tell a man he's an idiot? Guilty as charged.

Welcome to the too much. Halloween episode, where apparently the scariest thing a woman c... more

Welcome back to another episode of ASK EMMA — and just to warn you, apparently, today, she's had just about enough of everyone's b*llshit.

This week, Emma is going down the rabbit hole into the messy, uncomfortable, and sometimes totally degrading ... more

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Well, this is one hell of a plot twist.

A year and a half ago, Emma walked away from a podcast she helped build, lost everything she had worked for, and started over from scratch. Today, she's announcing the biggest career milestone of her life.

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What if the reason you’re upset they ignored the TikTok you sent them… has absolutely nothing to do with the TikTok?

This week, we’re going down the rabbit hole of John and Julie Gottman's theory of the fundamental unit of emotional communication: ... more

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Recent Guests

Mel Hurley
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Charlie Walk
Music industry executive who built careers for major artists and later moved into brand/CVP investments
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Episode: Don't wait for permission: How to bet on yourself FT. Charlie Walk
Taylor Love
Guest, dating/relationship influencer
Episode: Men present, women choose — FT. Taylor Love
Kendall Toole
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Episode: They can knock you down, but they can never knock you out — FT. Kendall Toole
Niko Emanuilidis
Dating coach and creator of The Daddy Academy
The Daddy Academy
Episode: How to date them like a daddy — FT. Niko Emanuilidis
Hilaria Baldwin
Yoga teacher, author, and public figure known for her candid discussions about personal challenges and navigating life in the spotlight.
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Episode: If everyone's cancelled, no one is — FT. Hilaria Baldwin
Lindsey Metselaar
Host of We Met at Acme
We Met at Acme
Episode: No trauma on the first date — FT. Lindsey Metselaar
Ashley Nichole
A close friend of Emma, recently engaged.
Podcaster on Unsolicited Advice
Episode: Personally victimized by bachelorette parties
Lucy Fink
Video producer, podcaster, and lifestyle creator.
Episode: Gaslit by the comment section — FT. Lucie Fink

Host

Emma Page
Host of Too Much; creator behind the brand focused on authenticity, boundaries, and personal growth; affiliation commonly listed as Too Much Podcast.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 1.8k ratings
  • So refreshing and real

    Emma is a breath of fresh air. She epitomizes humility, self awareness and has a wealth of knowledge to share with real world experiences. Rather than dumping her traumas, she’s a boss and picks up and handles business. Very inspiring.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marcozora
    United States3 months ago
  • Too Much then Find Less

    Should I be sleep yes but I’m up and plan to repeat the situationship sermon. Not one lie told. Now in my healing but dating with optimistic boundaries era we need tools like this in the kit. Emma is for the crowd who has decided if I’m too much find less!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ReggieVSG
    United States6 months ago
  • Love it!!

    Love this podcast. After the original split I’m team Emma all the way

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tjswaggg
    United States8 months ago
  • Wish it was better

    No substance to any of the episodes and many of her opinions are immature.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Alnias
    United States10 months ago
  • Not for me

    I found you on tik tok and really loved all the clips so I was intrigued to find the podcast. If I’m being honest this podcast sucks you sound very unsure of yourself not confident at all. Won’t be listening

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Veevee58
    United States10 months ago

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Some critiques mention sponsorships interrupting flow or polarizing takes on sensitive topics.
Relatable and authentic, the host motivates listeners to set boundaries and own their stories.
Audience feedback highlights practical relationship advice and real-life growth stories.

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ASK EMMA: It's not their fault, it's your fault
Q: How do you stop yourself from falling for men who are primarily lustful or emotionally unavailable, especially when you're a woman who grew up in a home where you witnessed physical and emotional abuse between your parents?
Emma recommends identifying familiar but unhealthy patterns, prioritizing consistency and emotional safety, and asking whether the listener likes and feels secure with the person rather than focusing on whether he likes her. She says attention is not affection and being wanted is not the same as being valued.
ASK EMMA: It's not their fault, it's your fault
Q: How do you know when something is truly right person, wrong time versus someone who just wasn't willing to make it work?
Emma says she does not believe in “right person, wrong time”: if the timing is wrong, the person is not right for the listener now. She advises accepting the breakup, moving forward without waiting, and leaving open the possibility that circumstances could change later.
ASK EMMA: I need someone who's already cooked
Q: What hobbies do you do for fun and not necessarily money?
I enjoy piano, baking, travel, crafts, puzzles, drawing, sewing, photography, and exploring new creative outlets; I recently bought a piano and started posting singing videos.
ASK EMMA: I need someone who's already cooked
Q: Would you date a man who is less successful than you?
Personal preference; ambition and compatibility matter, and you should seek a partner who can match your drive, or at least not create resentment. Founders should ideally date other founders.
ASK EMMA: I need someone who's already cooked
Q: Do you think your next boyfriend will get a better version of you because of your last relationship?
Yes. You evolve with each relationship, and the next partner will benefit from the growth, while you continue to hold boundaries and high standards.

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A candid, unapologetic self-improvement and relationship-focused show hosted by a bold content creator who shares personal stories, boundaries, and practical tools for navigating dating, friendship, and career. Episodes blend vulnerability with actionable advice on authenticity, independence, and managing societal expectations, often weaving in brand partnerships and real-life experiences from travel, sobriety, and work in high-visibility contexts. The format emphasizes plain-spoken honesty, with frequent guest insights and sponsor integrations that feel part of the creator's lifestyle narrative. Listeners likely lean into frank discussions about healing, standing up for oneself, and building a life aligned with personal values.

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