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The most-listened to podcast by women, Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy has been creating conversation since 2018. From deep, honest discussions to laugh-out-loud moments, Cooper cuts through the BS with exciting guests and bold topics. New episodes drop every Wednesday, with throwback episodes every Fr...
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Tools to Maintain Boundaries, Deal with Criticism, and Heal from Shame After Ties Have Been Cut
It was the first book of its kind to suggest that not all parents are good and was mentioned as being therapist-recommended, as well as the guest author, Dr. Sherrie Campbell, talking about her own experiences with toxic family members.
Guys, Dr. Campbell is a clinical psychologist and author of the book, Adult Survivors of Toxic Family Members.
— Episode: Is Your Parent a Narcissist? [VIDEO]
It was the first book of its kind to suggest that not all parents are good and was mentioned as being therapist-recommended, as well as the guest author, Dr. Sherrie Campbell, talking about her own experiences with toxic family members.
Guys, Dr. Campbell is a clinical psychologist and author of the book, Adult Survivors of Toxic Family Members.
Because I want my books survivor approved. I mean, the book is now therapist recommended.
How Anxious Attachment Can Make You Feel Jealous, Needy, and Worried and What You Can Do About It
It was discussed in detail, with the author, who explained that everyone has an attachment style and that it impacts how we relate to ourselves and significant others. It was found helpful and fascinating by the host.
As you all have hopefully become aware, whenever I read a book that fascinates me, I love to contact the author to have them on the show. I recently read the book Insecure in Love by...
— Episode: Insecure in Love: Exploring Attachment S...
It was discussed in detail, with the author, who explained that everyone has an attachment style and that it impacts how we relate to ourselves and significant others. It was found helpful and fascinating by the host.
As you all have hopefully become aware, whenever I read a book that fascinates me, I love to contact the author to have them on the show. I recently read the book Insecure in Love by clinical psychologist Dr. Leslie Becker Phelps. And I was obsessed.
And before we dive into the episode, I kind of want to break down some of the main concepts from the book because I truly believe they can teach you so much about yourself and why you act the way you do in relationships.
I know I personally found it fascinating and very helpful.
Your experience in adult relationships is very much related to how well each of these functions were met by caregivers during childhood. And the three functions are proximity, safe haven and secure base.
Build the Resilience You Need to Get Back Up When Life Knocks You Down
It expands on the concepts presented in 'Insecure in Love', explaining the connection between attachment styles and sensitivity to rejection, along with offering strategies to cope with it more effectively.
Your other book, Bouncing Back from Rejection. It really builds and expands on these concepts that we were just talking about and then highlights the connection between attachment and...
— Episode: Insecure in Love: Exploring Attachment S...
It expands on the concepts presented in 'Insecure in Love', explaining the connection between attachment styles and sensitivity to rejection, along with offering strategies to cope with it more effectively.
Your other book, Bouncing Back from Rejection. It really builds and expands on these concepts that we were just talking about and then highlights the connection between attachment and rejection.
It's really the approach of honestly, both books is one of self understanding.
Discover the 5 Erotic Types to Awaken—and Fulfill—Your Desires
Complaining the Right Way to Get Results, Improve Your Relationships, and Enhance Self-Esteem
The host mentioned reading it in one day, finding it brilliant, and thinking young female listeners would benefit from the advice on breakup recovery.
Guy Winch, I'm such a huge fan. I read your book in a day. It's so brilliant.
— Episode: How to Fix a Broken Heart (ft. Guy Winch...
The host mentioned reading it in one day, finding it brilliant, and thinking young female listeners would benefit from the advice on breakup recovery.
Guy Winch, I'm such a huge fan. I read your book in a day. It's so brilliant.
An Introvert/Extrovert Romantic Comedy (Heartlanders Book 1)
Jamie Lynn Spears discussed her book, 'Things I Should Have Said', which details her personal experiences with her family and the conservatorship surrounding her sister, Britney Spears.
Based on everything you wrote in this book, your father struggled to parent. What qualified him to be a conservative?
— Episode: Jamie Lynn Spears (Part 2: The Conservat...
Jamie Lynn Spears discussed her book, 'Things I Should Have Said', which details her personal experiences with her family and the conservatorship surrounding her sister, Britney Spears.
Based on everything you wrote in this book, your father struggled to parent. What qualified him to be a conservative?
You write in the book on June 23rd, 2021. My sister broke her silence in regard to the oppressive nature of her 2008 conservatorship. You describe the conservatorship as oppressive.
I'm sure that in some way or another, everyone will assume that this is a book about Britney and it's not. It's a book about me and my story.
But of course, people just take the clickbait lines. I can't help that. I have experiences with my sister.
My siblings and I have been traumatized by the distorted vision my parents have of loyalty and success, the impact of exposure and the flip side of fame.
It was mentioned in passing that the book discussed how social media shapes the brain to be more judgmental, and it was read after Lauren deleted her social media.
I was reading on this book five or seven arguments are deleting social media I read this after I deleted it and like there's one part was talking about like social media usage like shapes your brain t...
— Episode: How Social Media Ruined My Life
It was mentioned in passing that the book discussed how social media shapes the brain to be more judgmental, and it was read after Lauren deleted her social media.
I was reading on this book five or seven arguments are deleting social media I read this after I deleted it and like there's one part was talking about like social media usage like shapes your brain to like be more judgmental and like that's like your snap reaction is to judge people and like size them up and like criticize them because like that's how you view social media you view social media with a critical lens and like find a flaw and like you're training your brain like that's how I want to observe and like analyze and think about things
Essays
Cazzie's book was described as hilarious, with her father coming off easily while her mother was described as 'toxic' in a nice way. Her sister had her therapist review the essay about her before publishing.
But it is it's fucking hilarious.
— Episode: Cazzie David (ft. pick me girls & love b...
Cazzie's book was described as hilarious, with her father coming off easily while her mother was described as 'toxic' in a nice way. Her sister had her therapist review the essay about her before publishing.
But it is it's fucking hilarious.
My dad really enjoyed it because he got off super easy. Obviously I just like talk about how much I love him and my mom obviously I talk about how she's toxic in like the nicest way possible.
My sister is funny because she just like loves when anyone like knows I have a sister.
So it was just being published.
It could have been juicier but you're like a good human being.
The Point of Connection
Nico discussed their identity as a queer, nonbinary, bisexual, and polyamorous person within the book, which was released in 2019.
I am comfortable today calling myself a queer, non-binary, bisexual, happily married, polyamorous, non-monogamous human being.
— Episode: Nico Tortorella
Nico discussed their identity as a queer, nonbinary, bisexual, and polyamorous person within the book, which was released in 2019.
I am comfortable today calling myself a queer, non-binary, bisexual, happily married, polyamorous, non-monogamous human being.
Alex's dad bought her this book to help her improve her interviewing skills, which she found helpful as she was learning how to host and interview guests on the podcast.
I remember your dad bought you a book how to interview for dummies.
— Episode: 121- The Season Finale
Alex's dad bought her this book to help her improve her interviewing skills, which she found helpful as she was learning how to host and interview guests on the podcast.
I remember your dad bought you a book how to interview for dummies.
Wild Times, Rampant 'Roids, Smash Hits, and How Baseball Got Big
Jose Canseco's father wrote a book that detailed steroid use in the MLB, which caused controversy and led to him being blackballed from the sport.
But it was actually like the truth and so my whole childhood with him He was just kind of always since he stopped playing baseball like kind of abruptly he just always kind of had to chase the next op...
— Episode: 119- We Don't Need Men (ft. Josie Cansec...
Jose Canseco's father wrote a book that detailed steroid use in the MLB, which caused controversy and led to him being blackballed from the sport.
But it was actually like the truth and so my whole childhood with him He was just kind of always since he stopped playing baseball like kind of abruptly he just always kind of had to chase the next opportunity for money and success because He went from being the highest paid athlete in the world to having nothing like I've seen my dad at a point having like $20 to his name and not knowing like his next meal and stuff and like he's really been through a journey
Yeah, it was basically and correct me if I'm wrong, but he essentially came out and Exploited the MLB for saying like a bunch of these guys are on steroids
And at first he got blackballed because everyone was like, what are you talking about? That's not true. That's not true Meanwhile ends up coming out that he was slowly but surely this is true. This is true a ride
It was like oh you're a fucking snitch because you're coming out and but what you're revealing the truth and the dark side of what at that time the MLB was and the guys were testifying in core being like I have not I never had this and that like Mark McGuire these people Were just like I swear to God. I've never done it and it's like But you are
And my dad was so bitter because he was the only one who my dad was obviously like not to like Yeah, go for it. Well smoke up his ass, but but he was like incredible at what he did he was very talented and you know, I don't the steroid era was like a Controversial the sense of like did they really work that hard like did it was it just steroids or whatever? But he was great and he lost just like that his his passion
The Secret Search for Our Twin Flame
A book about love and relationships that explores the idea of soulmates, karmic love, and twin flames, discussed in relation to Josie's past relationships and her anticipation for a third love.
I'm like, I think it would be fascinating to start reading books and then relating it into the podcast because we love to be educated yeah, yeah, so the book is called You Only Fall in Love Th...
— Episode: 119- We Don't Need Men (ft. Josie Cansec...
A book about love and relationships that explores the idea of soulmates, karmic love, and twin flames, discussed in relation to Josie's past relationships and her anticipation for a third love.
I'm like, I think it would be fascinating to start reading books and then relating it into the podcast because we love to be educated yeah, yeah, so the book is called You Only Fall in Love Three Times and Apparently the three people is number one is the soulmate and the soulmate introduces us. This is the first love Yeah, okay the first love it introduces us to the dream of love But somehow what seemed like it would be happily ever after wasn't meant to last forever and it's like your soulmate and I Did it right?
And they just showed you like what love was then the next is we're so consumed with making the karmic love Work that we often fail to question whether it even should work as painful as it is to accept this love That felt so right in the beginning. It's actually all wrong for you.
And so a lot of girls I'm just like I'm applying it to my life I've had two people that I've been like in love truly head over heels in love with like would marry them type shit Wow, and so I'm like my third is next and like thinking about that. I'm just like nervous because the third house Like where is he the third one guys is the twin flame comes into our lives and often we don't even know it's love because Dot-dot-dot. It's too easy This is the love who helps us to accept ourselves just as we are because this is precisely what they do
Pocket Sized (4 x 6 Inches) Notebook For Storing Contacts (Address, Email, and Phone Numbers)
It was described as a non-suspicious journal-looking book that a guy left behind, which was actually full of his goals and aspirations, that ended up getting him a lot of sex.
He had a work trip and invited her along. He planned this shit, they're in the hotel and he had to go to work so she stayed behind in the room, he accidentally, in quotation marks, left a non-suspicio...
— Episode: 35- Professional Athletes
It was described as a non-suspicious journal-looking book that a guy left behind, which was actually full of his goals and aspirations, that ended up getting him a lot of sex.
He had a work trip and invited her along. He planned this shit, they're in the hotel and he had to go to work so she stayed behind in the room, he accidentally, in quotation marks, left a non-suspicious journal looking book behind and she, being a fucking female, could not help but investigate further to see what kind of fucked up scumbag shit was inside.
Classic, do the same, I would too, thinking it would be a black book of girls, he's fucked numbers, etc. She opened it, it was a book of goals, work goals, being closer to his family, get his pilot's license, buy a plane and a shitload about all of that.
Nothing about girls or friends or anything of the sort. Moral of the story, he left this out on purpose and got his dick sucked, probably 50 times, this girl's uterus was screaming his name by the end of the journal, fucking brilliant.
Tell the gang this is the fucking play for you, fuck boys who want a mature girl to fuck you and not look further into anything else suspicious, left in the room, book closed, panties off, spread the strategy, shit worked.
The True Story of a Fake Heiress
It was mentioned that Anna Delvey felt that the book was not a good depiction of events and that she would not read it.
I haven't read it so I can't I can't attest to that either.
— Episode: Anna Delvey (FBF) [VIDEO]
It was mentioned that Anna Delvey felt that the book was not a good depiction of events and that she would not read it.
I haven't read it so I can't I can't attest to that either.
I've heard it's pretty bad so.
Activities for Exploring, Mapping, and Enjoying Your World
Anna Delvey mentioned the title during the episode, noting that she was not interested in spending extensive time reading or studying it. She specifically said she did not want to devote two months to the geography book, indicating a casual dismissal rather than a recommendation.
Anna Delvey mentioned not wanting to spend a lot of time reading and studying this particular book.
oh maybe I don't need to like spend two months studying this geography book because I'm really not that interested.
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