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We Can Do Hard Things

Treat Media and Glennon Doyle
Mental Health
Parenting
Relationships
Personal Growth
Astrology
Boundaries
Anxiety
Self-Care
Community
Motherhood
Self-Discovery
Trump Administration
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Donald Trump
Therapy
Love
Self-Acceptance
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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... more

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Latest Episodes

If you've ever climbed into bed exhausted only to lie awake for hours, you're not alone.

After experiencing chronic insomnia, Glennon found the two sleep experts who helped her sleep again. In this conversation, Sleep Works founders Leah Corkum and ... more

Sometimes the hardest thing isn't working harder—it's remembering how to be alive.

After Abby and Glennon stage a Relaxation Intervention for Amanda (which immediately goes off the rails), the conversation becomes something much deeper: why so many ... more

Sometimes the truth doesn't break a family apart—it finally sets everyone free. Kerry Washington shares the deeply personal story of discovering a long-held family secret, reclaiming her self-trust, and realizing she had spent years living someone el... more

How much of loving someone is accepting them exactly as they are—and how much is asking them to grow? Relationship expert Dr. Alexandra Solomon unpacks the "Changer" and "Accepter" dynamic that shows up in nearly every relationship, revealing why our... more

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Kerry Washington
Actress and activist
Episode: (BEST OF) Kerry Washington’s Family Secret
Alexandra H. Solomon
PhD, relationship expert; licensed clinical psychologist; host of Reimagining Love Podcast; author and professor
Independent researcher and clinician
Episode: (BEST OF) Why You Keep Having the Same Fight | Dr. Alexandra Solomon
Jessica Valenti
Journalist and activist focused on gender and politics
Author and Abortion Every Day contributor
Episode: The Wild, Untold Story of How They Made Abortion Political: Witches, Healers & Liars | Amanda with Jessica Valenti
Liz Sheher
Listener sharing a memory from a tour experience
Episode: Free Birds, Empty Nests & Sexy Sue
Sexy Sue
Listener seeking advice on dating two people
Episode: Free Birds, Empty Nests & Sexy Sue
Chani Nicholas
Los Angeles-based astrologer, author, and founder of Chani app
Chani
Episode: (BEST OF) What Your Sign Says About How You Love | Chani Nicholas
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
Kaitlin Curtice
Enrolled citizen of the Potawatomi Nation; award-winning author, poet, storyteller, and public speaker
Potawatomi Nation; Living Resistance
Episode: (BEST OF) 5 Simple Ways to Feel More Grounded Right Now | Kaitlin Curtice
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

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 States2 months 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 States2 months 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
    Canada2 months 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 States2 months 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 States2 months 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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The Wild, Untold Story of How They Made Abortion Political: Witches, Healers & Liars | Amanda with Jessica Valenti
Q: What is the strategy and what is the end game?
The guests explain that the abortion fight is a proxy war for broader power and gender control, with strategies including messaging that frames abortion as a protection of family values, leveraging religious and political coalitions, and pushing legislative tools like fetal personhood and crackdown on abortion access to entrench power.
(BEST OF) What Your Sign Says About How You Love | Chani Nicholas
Q: How can someone start applying astrological self-help to everyday life?
Begin by recognizing dysregulation, pausing before reacting, and using the sun-sign insights to guide both personal care and ways to contribute to larger community efforts.
(BEST OF) What Your Sign Says About How You Love | Chani Nicholas
Q: What is a sun sign and how does that relate to healing and activism?
A sun sign is the sign the sun was in at birth, and understanding it helps identify core drives and ways to regulate oneself; Chani describes practical signs for self-care and using astrology to inform both personal healing and collective action.
(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.

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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. Kerry Washington
2. Alexandra H. Solomon
3. Jessica Valenti
4. Liz Sheher
5. Sexy Sue
6. Chani Nicholas
7. Justin J. Pearson
8. Kaitlin Curtice

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