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Why Do You Think You've Got No Friends?

Emily Laing

My name is Emily Laing. I'm an actress, writer, singer, recovering addict, survivor and currently en route back from the land of self destruct. more

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Latest Episodes

To those who are debating a sober lifestyle. more

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22 days ago

People pleasing is easily missed. It hides in plain sight. Are we being kind or are we releasing all our boundaries for the sake of comfort and safety? more

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a month ago

I still struggle and struggle bad. A reminder that the work is ongoing. It’s tough but beautiful and inspiring. more

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2 months ago

The shit storm hits. And we know we’re gonna remember it. We’re also gonna survive it and THRIVE. more

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2 months ago

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 245 ratings
  • Thank you

    Emily, you’ve made me feel sane, understood, and like I’ll be ok. Even if I’m crying along relating, I feel safe. I got here from your episode on your brothers podcast. The comments you received about your voice being soothing are accurate. I feel calm. Thank you.

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    5
    Cardiphone
    Australia9 months ago
  • Incredibly helpful and even healing

    I randomly came across Emily’s podcast while looking for anything that could help me not feel so alone. Ironically I found this podcast, “Why do you think you’ve got no friends”. Wasn’t sure what it was all about, but to my surprise was exactly what I needed at this time and place. Emily really leaves you with a bit of hope after each episode, along with this feeling that you aren’t really alone, that there is way out.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mikegrilli
    United Statesa year ago
  • Ella…

    Just stumbled across this podcast. Im only onto S1E4 and I can relate so much to this. Think you have just helped towards saving my life Emily ❤️ xx

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    EllaRose1969
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Self indulgent

    While I enjoy the way this podcast is written and the important topics it covers, claiming to have experienced ‘it all’ without any acknowledgement of privilege makes this podcast feel self indulgent and catered to the well off.

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    2
    marybeary2927
    Canadaa year ago
  • Refreshingly Honest & Witty

    I have to admit, the title of the podcast alone had me raising an eyebrow in curiosity & was fully prepared to bear witness to a trainwreck. But I never knew how much I needed this raw honesty, delightfully lucid self-awareness perspective on Emily’s path to healing. I related far more than I would have ever admitted to myself. Laughed, cried quietly on a bench, listened over and over again when I felt I was unredeemable. Thank you, Emily, so so much. 🙏🏽

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kieli
    United States2 years ago

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