Shrink This! with Lisa Lampanelli

In this mini-episode of the pod, Lisa, Nick, and Celia tackle the wild world of delusion and misplaced ambition — from open-mic disasters to “I’m-gonna-make-it” maniacs. Lisa lays down the truth: passion’s great, but sometimes the dream needs to take a nap.

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In this mini-episode of the pod, Lisa, Nick, and Celia tackle the world’s hardest skill: taking a compliment. From fake humility to “I try” syndrome, Lisa shows everyone how to stop ruining nice moments and just say thanks!

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In this mini-episode of the pod, Lisa, Nick, and Skinny Celia dive into one woman's obsession with meatloaf and Lisa and Nick's obsession with Meat Loaf. Listen to hear a hobby become a cry for help.

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In this mini-episode, Lisa and her special guest, Broadway’s Chris O’Neill, unpack the fine art of adult apologies: when to make them, when to fake them, and when to just move on. From birthday drama to friendship guilt, Lisa proves that “sorry” isn’t weakness — it’s survival.

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In this tiny episode to tide you over until season 2, Lisa and her special guest, Broadway’s Chris O’Neill, get real as they unpack why moving, quitting, or “starting fresh” won’t fix your inner crap. Turns out, your baggage doesn’t need a plane ticket — it travels with you.

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Season 1 may be over, but you can’t get rid of Lisa Lampanelli that easily. She’s back with “Teeny Meanies,” quick hits of unfiltered advice where she tackles the letters she ignored last season. In this one, she and her special guest, Broadway’s Chris O’Neill, answer a mom who just wants phone time and a husband who just wants attention. 

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On the Season Finale of “Shrink This,” Lisa and Nick earn their upcoming hiatus when they attempt to help their long-suffering producer, Celia. From health anxiety and 911 spirals to roommate blowups, Celia has been through it, baby, and our microphone superheroes try to help her through her latest trials and tribulations. Expect ruthless honesty, coaching she’ll definitely ignore, and talk of bras and brain scans. Happily, Celia ends up with a surprisingly useful plan for her to stop stressing and hold onto her friends. It’s therapy-adjacent… with dick jokes.

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In this episode of “Shrink This!,”Lisa and Nick go head-to-head with their favorite poison: resentment. From VIP tables that leave you broke to grandma duty that leaves you broken, nothing builds bitterness faster than biting your tongue. The crew breaks down why swallowing your anger just makes you fatter, sadder, and drunker—and why saying the thing — out loud, now, before you explode — is the only way to keep your friendships, your spine, and maybe even your tits intact. Expect real stories, zero filters, and the kind of honesty that’ll make you resent us too.

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In this bodily-function-heavy episode, Lisa and Nick dive into the art of shutting the hell up when things get serious. From cemetery creepers and scary run-ins to the tragic comedy of people who can’t “leave a tender moment alone” (we’re lookin’ at you, Nick!), the duo unpack why deflecting with humor feels safer than actually sitting in the feels. Expect plenty of raw stories, trademark honesty, and way too many dick-and-balls references — because apparently, even funerals aren’t safe from punchlines.

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In this episode of “Shrink This!,”Lisa and Nick tackle the messy line between venting, complaining, and dialing an emotional 911 every time life goes sideways. From friends who drain you dry to the guilt of feeling like a “burden,” they break down when it’s okay to call for backup — and when you need to put on your big-kid pants and self-soothe. With brutal honesty, biting humor, and a few too-real stories (dead birds and CVS meltdowns included), the duo takes on the comedy—and cringe—of figuring out your own emotional emergencies.

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