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We Can Do Hard Things

Treat Media and Glennon Doyle
Mental Health
Personal Growth
Sobriety
Parenting
Addiction Recovery
Motherhood
Mom Rage
Women Empowerment
Birthdays
Self-Care
Spiritual Path
Cultural Pressure On Alcohol Use
Community Support
Emotional Well-Being
Nostalgia
Existential Dread
Letters From Love
Self-Love
Vulnerability
Relationships

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 (we meet Tuesdays and Thursdays to laugh, talk, and cry our way through the pain and magic of being human). Join us and WATCH n... more

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We made a movie. You can watch it now.

Our first film – COME SEE ME IN THE GOOD LIGHT– is now available for you to watch on Apple TV starting this Friday, November 14.

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Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom – MacArthur Genius award winner and brilliant chronicler of our times – unmasks the American stories that got us to this place—and explains, with amazing precision and clarity, how we can imagine our way out.

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In this delightful, hilarious, and deeply honest conversation, our friends (and neighbors!) Jimmy Kimmel and Molly McNearney tell us:

- What really happened the night the Jimmy Kimmel Live show was suspended,

- How they told their kids,

- How they... more

Glennon, Abby, and Amanda are getting cozy and diving deep into what it means to actually feel your feelings. They discuss:

- How they’re getting through the awkward, messy “middle school of middle age”;

- Why feelings are 90-second-waves—and why t... more

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Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom
Professor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill and New York Times columnist
University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill
Episode: Finally Some Wisdom to Move Forward! Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom
Jimmy Kimmel
Famous comedian and television host, known for ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live
ABC
Episode: Jimmy Kimmel & Molly McNearney: What Really Happened
Molly McNearney
Television writer and wife of Jimmy Kimmel
Jimmy Kimmel Live
Episode: Jimmy Kimmel & Molly McNearney: What Really Happened
Akram Ibrahim
Palestinian-American activist and volunteer for the Palestinian Children's Relief Fund.
PCRF
Episode: Let’s Help Care for Gaza’s Orphans w/ Our Friend Akram Ibrahim
Madame President
Founder of the Do Not Care Club, advocating for women going through menopause
Episode: Menopause: W.T.F?!?! (Stay till the end for a surprise guest!)
Dr. Lucy M. De La Cruz
Breast surgical oncologist and chief of breast surgery at Georgetown University Hospital, specializing in nipple-sparing mastectomies and advanced reconstruction techniques.
Georgetown University Hospital
Episode: Life-Saving Intel: Amanda's Breast Cancer Surgeon Dr. Lucy De La Cruz
Katie Gavin
Musician and member of the pop band MUNA
MUNA
Episode: Katie Gavin: How to Know What You Want
Natasha Rothwell
Creator, executive producer, and star of 'How to Die Alone', nominated for an Emmy for her role in 'The White Lotus'
Hulu
Episode: Natasha Rothwell: The Third Doyle Sister?!
Allyson Felix
Track and field legend, advocate for women athletes
Saysh
Episode: WELCOME TO THE PARTY EP1 - Allyson Felix Took On Corporate Sports and Won

Hosts

Glennon Doyle
Co-host and prominent figure, known for her empowering narratives and approach to difficult topics such as love and resilience.
Abby Wambach
Co-host and renowned athlete, advocating for women's rights in sports and broader social issues.
Amanda Doyle
Co-host, contributing insights from her background in community building and relationships.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 90.2k ratings
  • Insufferable

    Couldn’t get through more than one ep

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    krizforjesus
    United States5 days ago
  • More jimmy k & wife!

    Love them and dynamic with you guys. Bring them back on!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ep3356
    United States6 days ago
  • Kimmel Wife

    Wow!! Jimmy Kimmel's wife is worse than him! She's such a narcissist believing her values are the only thing that matters & her "COMEDIAN" husband is valiantly fighting the President ha!! Um ma'am...people think your husband is a hypocrite moron who used to be funny & had less viewers than most YouTubers because of his stupid rants. The TDS disease is strong in you...seek help you awful woman & stop embarrassing your family by being this clueless. Eye roll.

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    itwasntmesir45
    United States8 days ago
  • Always resisted this one, but…

    Yes, I resisted this one. Women talking. Bunch of new age stuff. Privilege. All of it. But, a friend just recommended the 90 second feelings episode, and it’s spot on. Very helpful. And true. A fantastic reminder. I know this was an embodied thing you were trying to describe, Glennon, and your “words” at some time, are the thing you are putting aside. However, I am glad you found them, to describe this thing, this trust you found, in that moment, as you were awake at night. It was interesting an... more

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    4
    cscisme
    United States9 days ago
  • Pet Peeve

    Big fan of your show and have been for a long time. My pet peeve is how Glennon has started to say that the sponsors let us listen to the show for free. That is simply not true, we pay with our time!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    E_Munch
    United States10 days ago

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Positive feedback about the hosts' authenticity and the diversity of topics keeps listeners engaged.
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Let’s Help Care for Gaza’s Orphans w/ Our Friend Akram Ibrahim
Q: What can the Pod Squad do to help?
They can donate to the Gaza Orphan Sponsorship Program to support Palestinian children with medical needs and nutrition.
Let’s Help Care for Gaza’s Orphans w/ Our Friend Akram Ibrahim
Q: What does it mean to you? What's happening? What's on the ground? What do you want us to know about that?
Akram describes the ceasefire as a welcome relief but emphasizes that it doesn't mean the end of the crisis for Palestinians, highlighting the need for ongoing support and awareness.
How to Stay In Love: Mandy Patinkin & Kathryn Grody
Q: What are your repetitive issues? Arguments or conflicts?
They revolve around communication, quiet moments, and the nature of their relationship dynamics.
Jen Hatmaker: What Are You Pretending Not to Know?
Q: What does a woman do first when she knows she needs to step outside of a built life?
She must first tell herself the truth about her situation and then share that truth with someone who loves her.
Liz Gilbert on Loving Without Losing Yourself
Q: How would a recovered Liz have handled Rayya?
Liz suggests that instead of saving each other, the focus should be on how each person can save themselves, trusting in their capacity to do so.

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A dynamic series characterized by humor, authenticity, and compassion, this podcast provides a comforting space for listeners navigating the complexities of life. With topics ranging from relationships and self-improvement to social justice and cultural commentary, the hosts engage in heartfelt discussions that bridge the gap between serious issues and light-hearted moments. The community-oriented approach encourages audience participation and fosters connections among listeners, making it a supportive environment for those seeking both entertainment and growth. Notably, the podcast has also spearheaded significant initiatives, raising millions for global aid, highlighting its commitment not only to open dialogue but also to social impact.

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1. Dr. Tressie McMillan Cottom
2. Jimmy Kimmel
3. Molly McNearney
4. Akram Ibrahim
5. Madame President
6. Dr. Lucy M. De La Cruz
7. Katie Gavin
8. Natasha Rothwell

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