In the season one finale of My Therapist Hates You, we get radically honest about what it’s meant to launch a queer millennial mental health podcast filled with unfiltered stories, dating chaos, trauma recovery, and laughter. We reflect on the top listener-favorite episodes—from coming out late in life and car nostalgia to Philly pride, gatekeeping in queer spaces, narcissistic trauma bonds, and emotionally mangled dating attempts.

This behind-the-scenes episode covers:

• The unexpected impact of going public with our lives

• Listener feedback that moved us to tears (and DMs from butch dykes)

• Why we shelved early episodes and how Riverside ruined our jokes

• Unscripted friendship dynamics, healing through storytelling, and learning to talk on mic

• What’s next for season two (age-gap relationships, millennial flaking, guest moms, and bisexual bumper stickers)

Find Hannah's short story here:

https://pbqmag.org/hannah-litvin-rugsweeping-and-other-lost-arts/

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Keywords: queer podcast, season finale, LGBTQ mental health, coming out stories, narcissistic abuse recovery, late-in-life lesbian, butch dyke culture, Philly queer scene, podcast editing struggles, trauma bonding, bisexual representation, queer storytelling, millennial podcast, feminist memoir, podcast behind the scenes