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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.
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Alex Cooper welcomes back Dr. Orna Guralnik, psychologist and psychoanalyst star of the docuseries Couples Therapy, for a wide-ranging conversation on why couples therapy carries stigma, how to fight well, why people repeat toxic relationship patterns, sex and intimacy, codependency, and how childhood dynamics shape adult love. The through-line: the patterns you can't explain in your relationship usually have an origin story, and therapy is how you find it.
Alex Cooper sits down (in matching sunglasses, on a 'different frequency') with La La Anthony, who traces her path from a 15-year-old fake-ID radio intern in Atlanta to MTV's TRL throne, opens up about her marriage to an NBA superstar and its messy end, and reveals her passion project mentoring young men at Rikers Island. It's equal parts career masterclass, athlete-dating support group, and therapy session — with Alex occasionally forgetting she's the host and trauma-dumping about her own NFL ex.
In a hilariously unfiltered episode of Call Her Daddy, host Alex Cooper welcomes Jennifer Lawrence for a raw, laugh-out-loud conversation about fame, friendship, motherhood, and the time Jen punched a fly through a window on her first day filming The Hunger Games. The two dive into messy life scenarios, celebrity pet peeves, and why nobody should ever trust a guy who won’t say what he does for work — all while shivering in a freezing studio that Jen swears is giving her postpartum brain chills. It’s chaos, it’s vulnerability, and it’s 100% Jen being the chaotic best friend we all wish we had.
Situationships are emotionally addictive but ultimately unfulfilling connections built on inconsistency and fantasy, not real love. The real epidemic isn’t the situationship itself—it’s the pattern of chasing validation through emotional chaos, where the high of unpredictable attention masks the reality that you’re being strung along. Healing begins not by changing his mind, but by reclaiming your self-worth and ending the internal game of self-deception.
Sophia Bush opens up about her journey from a college student thrust into fame on One Tree Hill to becoming a resilient advocate for herself and other women, sharing the highs and lows of her career, relationships, and self-discovery in her memoir.
This episode features Denise Huskins, a survivor of a harrowing 2015 kidnapping and sexual assault, who was initially disbelieved by law enforcement and vilified in the media as having staged a hoax — a narrative later proven false. Her story, now spotlighted in the Netflix documentary American Nightmare, underscores the systemic failure to believe women survivors and the psychological toll of public shaming.
Comedian Heather McMahan returns to Call Her Daddy to dish on her latest special Buy a Thread on Hulu, a wild stint hosting the American Kennel Club dog show post-neck-lift, getting fired on the spot at the Ryder Cup for accidentally leading a “Fuck You Rory” chant, surviving ovarian torsion mid-flight, and why she finally moved out of her mom’s house: “I just want to be able to have sex in my kitchen.”
This episode of Call Her Daddy centers on the alleged gang rape of Jane Doe, a Cornell University student, and the broader systemic failures in how institutions and society respond to sexual violence. Host Alex Cooper and guest Dr. Kate Manne, a Cornell professor and feminist philosopher, dissect the case, the cultural dynamics of misogyny, and the resurgence of a collective feminist reckoning under the banner “I am Jane Doe.”
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