Call Her Daddy

In a lively chat, Saweetie, the hit-making rapper known for her song "Icy Girl," spills the tea on her dynamic relationships. She reveals the wildest way she discovered a partner's infidelity and shares her thoughts on whether to keep extravagant gifts, like Birkins, from exes. With a humorous twist, she reflects on her love for Hot Cheetos, her early days renting on Craigslist, and creative coding on Myspace. Plus, she hints at moving away from dating fellow artists as she dives into her new music!

Christina Aguilera, a seven-time Grammy winner, makes her podcast debut, sharing her journey from fame to empowerment. She opens up about growing up in an abusive household and the emotional scars that shaped her. Christina candidly discusses insecurities tied to the music industry and societal pressures, while also delivering spicy anecdotes about her sexuality and preferences. With humor and honesty, she emphasizes the importance of self-ownership and embraces her identity, advocating for open discussions about intimacy and personal growth.

Nelly Furtado, the acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter, shares her journey through love and self-discovery. She reflects on her recent breakup, emphasizing the joys of single life and modern dating. Nelly discusses the inspiration behind her iconic hits, the transformative power of music, and the complexities of relationships, including 'flingationships' and breakup sex. She highlights the importance of confidence and personal growth as she embraces her identity while navigating fame, offering insights into the healing journey that follows heartbreak.

Chelsea Handler, the fearless comedian and television host, joins for a candid chat filled with humor and honesty. They dive into Chelsea's recent breakup and her wild dating prospects, including potential romances with Elon Musk and Lil Wayne. The conversation touches on the messy world of 'nepo babies', the occasional need to revive old friendships, and the absurdity of adult trips to Disney World. Chelsea also reveals her biggest insecurity—people snooping through her phone—while sharing hilarious airplane pet peeves.

Join Big Al as she hilariously recalls a cringeworthy Halloween role-playing disaster. She reveals her clever plan to outsmart a fuckboy with her parents' help. The conversation flows into her heartwarming weekend in Chicago filled with friendship highlights. Alex digs into navigating adult friendships and the challenges of keeping connections alive. Plus, she reflects on creating home spaces together with friends, illuminating the joy and trials of evolving relationships.

Aubrey O’Day, a talented singer and reality TV star from Danity Kane, opens up about nearly two decades in the entertainment industry. She shares her traumatic experiences with toxic men, including P. Diddy and Donald Trump Jr. Aubrey reveals the real reasons behind her firing from Danity Kane and reflects on how body shaming affected her self-esteem. With candid insight into her past, she discusses the emotional scars of her relationships, the lessons learned, and her journey of reclaiming her narrative.

Halsey, a renowned singer-songwriter, shares powerful insights about her tumultuous childhood and the impact of toxic relationships. She discusses the dangers of using sexuality as leverage and her journey to emotional well-being with her fiancé. Halsey candidly reflects on navigating fame, addiction in love, and the importance of personal growth. Additionally, she delves into her health challenges and how they shape her music and identity, illustrating the intricate dance between authenticity and societal expectations in both her art and life.

Kelsea Ballerini, a country music sensation, opens up about her whirlwind romance and divorce from Morgan Evans. She candidly reflects on the misconceptions of young love and the weight of personal choice shaped by background and faith. The emotional toll of maintaining a public relationship and the pain of navigating divorce are key highlights. Kelsea emphasizes the importance of self-discovery and friendships through tough times, sharing humorous anecdotes and insights on reclaiming one's identity post-divorce.

Anna Kendrick, an acclaimed actress known for her roles in Pitch Perfect and Twilight, shares her unique insights during a captivating conversation. She recounts her iconic audition for Pitch Perfect and comically admits to forgetting her time in Twilight. Anna bravely opens up about surviving an emotionally abusive relationship, discussing the complexities of gaslighting and reclaiming self-trust. With her signature humor, she also explores the challenges of navigating self-image in Hollywood and the importance of supportive friendships in her journey.

This week, Father Cooper sits down with Courtney Stodden. Courtney broke national headlines back in 2011 when at 16 years old they married 51 year old Doug Hutchison. At the time, Courtney received endless online hate and negative media coverage. Courtney, a child, received death threats, was stalked by the paparazzi, sexualized, and labeled a whore. Courtney is now 27 years old, has gotten into therapy, and started their recovery journey. This is a story of child abuse that began 10 years ago and after finalizing their divorce in 2020, Courtney is now beginning to process what it means to be a survivor. This episode discusses adult subject matter, including descriptions of sexual abuse of a child, and is intended for adult consumption only. Listener discretion is advised. If you have been affected by sexual violence, free, confidential support is available 24/7 through RAINN's National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800.656-4673 and online.rainn.org.