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We Can Do Hard Things

Treat Media and Glennon Doyle
Mental Health
Parenting
Relationships
Personal Growth
Anxiety
Boundaries
Community
Astrology
Therapy
Self-Care
Motherhood
Self-Discovery
Trump Administration
Communication
Donald Trump
Love
Self-Acceptance
Friendship
Emotional Intelligence
Identity

Come do life with Glennon Doyle, Abby Wambach, and Amanda Doyle. With more than half a billion plays, We Can Do Hard Things is a hilarious, raw, comforting “support system for braving the everyday.” The Pod Squad goes hard ($56 Million raised in global aid) and stays soft: meet here on Tuesdays to laugh, talk, and cry our way through the pain and magic of being human. Subscribe, Follow, and join o... more

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Sometimes, when everything feels too big, the thing that brings us back to ourselves is surprisingly small: a paw on our lap, a face waiting at the door, a creature who reminds us that we are still here and still capable of love.

In this delightfull... more

America is watching Black political power come under attack in real time—but this story didn't start with today's headlines.

In this urgent conversation, Amanda sits down with Tennessee Representative Justin J. Pearson to unpack the centuries-old pl... more

If you dare to create something, say something, do something, or be something, criticism is coming.

In this episode, Glennon shares her "Sort Your Mail" strategy for handling criticism without letting it quiet you. Learn how to separate the feedback... more

In a world that wants us to move faster, produce more, and live entirely in our heads, Kaitlin Curtice offers a different path: remembering who we are.

Drawing on Indigenous wisdom, Kaitlin shares practical ways to reconnect with our bodies, our you... more

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Justin J. Pearson
Tennessee Representative, Memphis' 9th Congressional District candidate
Memphis, Tennessee politics
Episode: The Real Minority Rule Conspiracy | Amanda with Rep. Justin J. Pearson
Esther Perel
Psychotherapist, New York Times bestselling author, host/creator of Where Should We Begin? and How's Work?
Esther Perel Global Partnerships; Author
Episode: (BEST OF) Esther Perel: Protecting Your Relationships During Chaos
Chase Melton
Son of the host; participates in the conversation
Episode: (BEST OF) Mothers & Sons with Ocean Vuong and Chase Melton
Jon Golinger
Democracy advocate for Public Citizen
Public Citizen
Episode: He’s Building a Massive Secret Bunker Beneath the Ballroom!! Amanda w Jon Golinger
Ro Khanna
Representative, California's 17th District
U.S. Congress
Episode: Who is Enabling Trump? Amanda & (Our Next Pres?) Rep. Ro Khanna Name the Culprits and the Plan
Jane Fonda
Actor, activist, and longtime political organizer
Climate activism, GCAP, Fire Drill Fridays
Episode: (BEST OF) Jane Fonda: How to Not Lose Yourself Right Now
Jeremy Scahill
Investigative journalist and author
Drop Site News / The Nation / Democracy Now! / The Intercept
Episode: Jared Kushner, CIA Coups & the Bananas Reason We’re at War with Iran: Amanda with Jeremy Scahill
Tarana Burke
Founder of the MeToo movement and activist
Episode: (BEST OF) In Honor of All Survivors: Tarana Burke
Brittany Packnett Cunningham
A leader at the intersection of culture, justice, and policy, and founder of the social impact agency Love & Power Works.
Love & Power Works
Episode: HOW WE ALL BECOME MINNESOTA: BRITTANY PACKNETT CUNNINGHAM

Hosts

Glennon Doyle
Host with co-hosting and guiding conversations; central figure across episodes.
Abby Wambach
Host and co-creator, contributes personal perspective and leadership.
Amanda Doyle
Host and co-creator, drives interviews and discussions.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 91k ratings
  • Keep it up

    Keep doing what you’ve been doing and ignore the criticism. I’ve been listening for years and will continue to do so. Love and value every single one of you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    4 grown kids and a cat
    United States21 days ago
  • Podcast is declining

    I used to really enjoy this podcast. Thoughtful episodes, super cool guests. I even enjoyed the politically informative episodes from Amanda. But lately it feels like a complete lack of effort from Glennon’s part. It seems like maybe all around their hearts are not in it.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    tinamargerita
    United States23 days ago
  • So disappointed!

    I went from anxiously awaiting this podcast every Tuesday and Thursday to now unsubscribing :(. Reruns, politics... feels like efforts are being placed elsewhere. Hopefully we get a return of the amazing WCDHT one day but for now signing off!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ZoeyGray2
    Canada23 days ago
  • So much better with Amanda

    Glennon Doyle and her “cute voice” trying to sound like a five year old at 50, and her “insights” have frankly been insufferable. However, this new turn with Amanda Doyle - and bringing their large audience into politics and VERY important information has now got me listening to this show. Hats off to them. No matter how much I cannot stand Glennon Doyle’s “baby voice,” and waxing poetic, her choice to have her sister on here with very important information to her audience is huge! Hats off to ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DKitty1986
    United States23 days ago
  • Used to be My favorite podcast

    I understand change is necessary and I respect you three doing your own individual thing. When Amanda does have an episode it’s great!!! It’s just so few and far between now. I like the old episodes but really miss the consistent new content. Please at least do an episode and tell us (honestly) what you’re doing with the show now.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    sonj5
    United States23 days ago

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Fans praise ability to explain complex topics clearly and with empathy.
Positive feedback on vulnerability and honesty from hosts and guests.
Listener critiques: strong, thoughtful discussions with powerful guests.
Mixed reactions to reruns and political focus; some appreciate depth, others want consistent fresh content.
Sponsorships are noted but not a major drawback for many listeners.

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(BEST OF) The Boundary Fix for Burnout with Nedra Glover Tawwab
Q: How do you define a boundary to someone who has never thought about them before?
A boundary is a need that you express verbally or through behavior, like saying I need help with, I would like more of, or please don't do X. It can also be stepping back in a relationship or leaving work at a designated time, and it should be framed in simple, direct statements.
(BEST OF) Esther Perel: Protecting Your Relationships During Chaos
Q: What can people do to bring aliveness back into a relationship during COVID and ongoing uncertainty?
Focus on reestablishing pleasure and self-worth, engage in small acts of play and novelty, and create rituals that allow for intimate connection despite constraints.
(BEST OF) Esther Perel: Protecting Your Relationships During Chaos
Q: Are Abby and I a normal couple? Which one of us is right? And why is it me?
Esther reassures that they are both normal and that the dynamic isn't about one being right; the focus should be on understanding each other and the underlying needs behind the disagreement.
Do You Ever Feel Like a Total Loser?
Q: Do you think competitiveness changes as you age, especially after stepping away from a lifelong competitive identity?
Participants discuss how purpose, self-worth, and energy shift; the love of competition can remain, but its link to self-worth often weakens, allowing healthier, joyful engagement without internal gravity toward winning at all costs.
He’s Building a Massive Secret Bunker Beneath the Ballroom!! Amanda w Jon Golinger
Q: What is the role of the Trust in the funding scheme?
The Trust, a private philanthropic entity, was the conduit for donations; the president's office solicited gifts and the funds were funneled through the charity to the White House, with revealed kickbacks and potential conflicts of interest.

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The show blends intimate conversations about relationships, personal growth, and social justice with a bold, unapologetic feminist lens. Across episodes, listeners encounter practical relationship guidance, mental-health and joy-focused discourse, plus deep dives into politics, activism, and accountability. Notable strengths include a warm, candid host trio and a willingness to intersect personal vulnerability with broader societal issues, often featuring high-profile guests and timely investigations. The format often weaves expert insights with lived experience, aiming to empower listeners to act with integrity and care in challenging times.

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1. Justin J. Pearson
2. Esther Perel
3. Chase Melton
4. Jon Golinger
5. Ro Khanna
6. Jane Fonda
7. Jeremy Scahill
8. Tarana Burke

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