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We Need To Talk with Paul C. Brunson

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Mental Health
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Childhood Cancer Awareness
Men's Mental Health
Grief
Vulnerability
Relationships
Resilience
Attachment Styles
Communication
Relationship Success
Love
Loss
Career Transitions
Connection
Personal Growth
Work-Life Balance
Conflict Resolution
Infidelity

The most powerful conversations are the ones we usually avoid. Hosted by Paul C. Brunson, We Need To Talk is a show that empowers people to have the conversations they avoid by creating a safe, supportive, and insightful space that encourages vulnerability, self-discovery, and real-world connection. From breakups to breakthroughs, conflict to connection, we go beyond the headlines to uncover the h... more

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Recent Guests

Chloe Ferry
Reality TV personality known for Geordie Shore
Former Geordie Shore participant
Episode: "I've Reversed My BBL!" We're Talking Cosmetic Surgery
Bre Tiesi
Guest discussed her personal motherhood journey and miscarriages
Celebrity/Entertainer
Episode: "I'm Not Going To Let Them Win" Jamelia & Bre Tiesi on Being Unbreakable
Perrie Edwards
Singer and member of the musical group Little Mix, sharing her personal experiences in relationships.
Little Mix
Episode: The Dating App Match That Changed My Life!
Susan Bratton
Sexual wellness educator and author
Episode: Everything I Wish I Knew About Sex When I Was In My 20s
John Gottman
Renowned relationship expert and psychologist
Gottman Institute
Episode: The Lessons That Stuck With Me... We’re Talking Best Advice for 2026
Julie Gottman
Psychologist and expert in relationship therapy
Gottman Institute
Episode: The Lessons That Stuck With Me... We’re Talking Best Advice for 2026
Myleene Klass
Television presenter, musician, and model
Episode: This Is What They Made Me Do! We're Talking Women in the Music Industry
Kerry Katona
Reality TV star and past campmate from I'm A Celebrity
Episode: Why I Had To Leave The Jungle! We're Talking: I'm a Celeb
Tulisa Contostavlos
Singer and past campmate from I'm A Celebrity
Episode: Why I Had To Leave The Jungle! We're Talking: I'm a Celeb

Host

Paul C. Brunson
Host of We Need To Talk with Paul C. Brunson

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 4.1k ratings
  • episode with Lucinda

    Love you Paul and this podcast but I found the episode with Lucinda hard. No one wants anyone to get bullied ever but there’s a difference between being bullied and being held accountable and I feel you spent this whole episode excusing her behaviours.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    zoerippingale
    United Kingdom15 days ago
  • Lucinda!

    Thanks for getting Lucinda on your pod , she’s such a lovely person, and she was definitely bullied!! Can’t believe they have got away with it?? But Lucinda in the end will show them all .

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Liane Turner
    Australia17 days ago
  • Charlie.

    Was my first listen of this podcast. He’s truly a magical human. A national British treasure. And Paul, you were a great host and interviewer. Love love love ❣️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Uglybatty
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • Excellent podcast

    Love this podcast, such genuine & real interviews. There is much to learn from it, I love the way Paul creates a safe space for his guests to open up in a way you don’t see with other interviews. Highly recommend!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HannahEire
    Irelanda month ago
  • Miranda

    I hadn’t really heard Miranda talk before and I kind of expected her to be unlikeable. She was amazing, so grounded and family oriented. I love her relationship with Orlando. This was. Great episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Ginny467
    Australiaa month ago

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Listeners praise the host's empathetic interviewing style and ability to create a safe space for guests.
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Some listeners wish for more guests with diverse backgrounds or more discipline in keeping discussions tightly on episode topics.

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Cody Simpson: I Became Famous at 13… I Had No Idea What It Would Cost
Q: How did the YouTube/MySpace era change your opportunities?
It created a democratized pathway for young artists, allowing him to be discovered outside traditional Disney-Nickelodeon routes and to pursue meetings with major labels.
Cody Simpson: I Became Famous at 13… I Had No Idea What It Would Cost
Q: What was the first spark that made you believe you could be famous?
Cody explains that he always felt like an entertainer and believed he would be well known, a mindset reinforced by early experiences sharing videos and performing live from a young age.
Jo Frost On The Rise And Fall Of Supernanny
Q: What do you say to those who question you giving parenting advice despite not having children of your own?
The assumption that one needs to have children to give effective advice is flawed; expertise comes from understanding human development and care.
Jo Frost On The Rise And Fall Of Supernanny
Q: What advice would you give parents regarding screen time with children?
Parents need to take ownership of how they manage screen time, recognizing the potential developmental issues that arise from excessive use.
Lucinda Breaks Silence on Love Island Drama (no one spoke to me for days!)
Q: Why do you think it will work with Sean when your past Love Island relationships haven't lasted very long?
I think it will last with Sean because there were a lot of early red flags that I ignored in my previous relationships that I haven't had this time at all.

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What is We Need To Talk about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on intimate, human-focused conversations about relationships, personal growth, and the challenges people face in love, family, and public life. Guests range from reality TV figures and musicians to wellness experts and actors, with frequent emphasis on authenticity, vulnerability, and practical wisdom for navigating fame, motherhood, trauma, and sexual wellness. A standout pattern is the empathetic, therapy-like interviewing style that invites guests to share difficult experiences and actionable insights, making it a strong fit for listeners seeking real-world connection and self-improvement. A notable strength is its willingness to tackle stigmatized topics—body image, addiction, grief, and consent—through nuanced, respect... more

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2. Bre Tiesi
3. Perrie Edwards
4. Susan Bratton
5. John Gottman
6. Julie Gottman
7. Myleene Klass
8. Kerry Katona

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