Call Her Daddy

Why does friendship get more difficult as we get older? Clinical psychologist and friendship expert Dr. Miriam Kirmayer is here to break down the various roadblocks that arise within friendships and provide practical tools for navigating the difficult times. She gives advice for making new friends later in life, setting boundaries within friendships, and maintaining connection when two people are at different points in their lives. Alex and Dr. Kirmayer discuss friend group dynamics and how to navigate feeling stuck in the middle between two feuding friends. The pair also talk about knowing when it’s time to end a friendship and the different ways one can approach the conversation. Whether you’re looking to grow, maintain or repair the friendships in your life this episode has something for everyone.

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Jane Fonda joins Call Her Daddy to offer her invaluable advice and wisdom. Jane talks about the importance of female friendship and reflects on the difficult times in her life that friendship helped her overcome. She speaks candidly about the pressure of being cast as the “girl next door" and the objectification that led to a 20 year battle with bulimia. Jane was married and divorced three times and now recognizes a pattern within those relationships. She worked hard to please her husbands and always prioritized their needs above her own. Jane admits she didn’t figure life out until she reached her 60’s, when her understanding of love, relationships and feminism began to shift. Jane Fonda stars in 80 For Brady which is in theaters February 3rd! You can get your tickets here: https://www.80forbrady.com/ This episode includes discussion of eating disorders. Please keep this in mind when deciding if, how and when you’ll listen. For resources on these topics, visit spotify.com/resources.

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It’s time to understand the impact our parents had on us. This episode breaks down a variety of parenting styles: the “checked out” parent, the helicopter parent, the substance abusing parent, and the parent who shows their love through gift buying … just to name a few. How can the way we were raised impact the way we react and respond in certain situations? How can we come to understand the types of relationships we seek out and the patterns we get stuck in? Clinical Psychologist Dr. Nicole LePera is here to help us answer these questions and start the work we need to do if we want to meet our authentic selves and break the habits we were raised to live by.

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Chelsea Handler joins Call Her Daddy to get high as fuck. After Alex attempts to grill Chelsea on the details of her recent breakup they contemplate Chelsea’s dating prospects … Elon Musk? Lil Wayne? Chelsea is here to give her honest and unfiltered take on a variety of topics. What’s the deal with “nepo babies”? Is there ever a good reason to resuscitate a dead friendship? Is going to Disney World as an adult without a child a good idea? When is it ok to post your significant other on social media? Alex and Chelsea debate their biggest airplane pet peeves (bare feet and hard boiled eggs) and Chelsea reveals one of her biggest insecurities … people going through her phone.

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Do you ever think about the first impression you make when you walk into a room? Are you always the one offering up unsolicited advice? Do you find it difficult to connect in a conversation? Dr. Jennifer Freed is here to provide tools so that we can listen better and relate deeper. This episode will help you leave any social setting feeling more confident and at ease. Dr. Freed is here to teach us how to apply these same tools to romantic relationships. She explains the eight stages of love and details how to navigate communication and conflict as you progress through each of the stages, and explains why it’s natural to experience doubt and insecurity as you move past the honeymoon phase. If you want to communicate more effectively in romantic relationships, friendships and even in the bedroom, this episode is for you.

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Jay Shetty joins Call Her Daddy to discuss the rules for falling in love and not fucking it up. Alex and Jay break down common mistakes people fall into when navigating the early stages of dating and how the pace of the relationship is a crucial part of not missing any potential red flags. Jay explains the link between the way our parents raised us, how that influences potential partners we seek out, and how to become aware we are even doing any of this. He debunks the idea that a fairytale proposal and wedding is synonymous with true love and teaches us ways to be grateful and content with the life we have. Alex and Jay discuss the terrifying moment when you lose the ‘spark’ in your relationship and Jay gives practical advice on how to settle into a relationship that is rooted in trust, respect and growth. Every relationship comes with stress and conflict but Jay breaks down how to navigate these situations with your partner in a way that ultimately ends up deepening the relationship. This episode is packed with advice on how to cultivate a healthy relationship in your life whether you are currently single or coupled up! Jay's second book, 8 Rules of Love, releases January 31 and is available for pre order at 8RulesofLove.com. To catch Jay on his first ever world tour 'Love Rules', go to JayShettyTour.com for tickets and VIP packages.

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The Chainsmokers join Call Her Daddy to discuss their evolution — and if you love a wild and crazy story-time, this episode is for you. From the start, Alex Pall and Drew Taggart were a match made in heaven - the duo discuss working together for the past 10 years and how prioritizing the success of The Chainsmokers has impacted each of them personally. They don’t hold back when talking about their love lives and share all of their messiest, albeit hilarious, breakup stories. They’ve been spied on with an elaborate pet cam scheme - and caught someone offering herself for availability to get peed on in a Craigslist ad — all for money to score some blow. The guys spill all of the tea on the threesomes they’ve had (“that’s a lot of man”), and reveal if they’ve ever slept with a fan. The pair reflect on failed relationships and gush about their current girlfriends while sharing the personal growth required to get to this point.

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Are you burnt out from one bad date after another? Are you sick of being single? Are your thoughts consumed with finding the right person? Life doesn’t have to start when you find a partner and couple up. Clinical Psychologist Dr. Jenny Taitz is here to give us all the tools to stop over-analyzing romantic encounters, get over regrets about past relationships, and identify what you want and need in a partner. She helps to shift your mindset so that you can live a fulfilling life whether you are single or in a relationship. Enjoy!

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Call Her Daddy will be taking a brief break this week, but we'll return on January 11, 2023 with a brand new episode. Please enjoy this older favorite from Call Her Daddy in the meantime. Father Cooper sits down with Keke Palmer. Keke shares the effects childhood fame had on her life - and how achieving early success left her feeling completely alone. Alex and Keke discuss a shared insecurity - debilitating acne - and how they still struggle to find confidence during breakouts. What are the signs of a codependent relationship and how can you recognize if you are in one? Keke shares insight and advice from her own experience - she’s been in multiple codependent relationships and gives us the signs to spot one. Then, the duo address common dating dilemmas. Can you date your friend's ex? Should you ever go through your partner’s phone? Once a cheater always a cheater? Join Alex and Keke for these topics and more on this episode. Enjoy!

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Call Her Daddy will be taking a brief break this week, but we'll return on January 11, 2023 with a brand new episode. Please enjoy this older favorite from Call Her Daddy in the meantime. Father Cooper sits down with Amanda Knox. The interview begins with Amanda giving a clear reminder to the world – “I didn’t fucking do it”. In 2007, while studying abroad in Italy, Amanda was wrongly accused and convicted of murdering her roommate Meredith Kercher. Meredith was the victim of a brutal murder. Amanda was the victim of trial by media. Her sexuality was used against her in order to manipulate a story that she was a sex crazed murderer - and that was the story that overtook international headlines. Today, Amanda continues working to detach her name from a murder she did not commit. Tune in as Amanda details the events that occurred on November 2nd 2007, the interrogation process and the four years she spent in Italian prison. This captivating interview highlights Amanda’s struggle to reclaim both her name and her life.

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