I've Had It

Terri Cole, a licensed psychotherapist and author specializing in high-functioning codependency, shares her expertise on navigating personal relationships and societal challenges. She delves into high-functioning codependency, emphasizing the need for setting boundaries. The conversation also tackles the complexities of discussing differing political views within families, highlighting empathy and respect. With humor, they discuss parenting dynamics and the societal expectations that shape our lives, offering a thoughtful blend of insights and anecdotes.

The hosts tackle the absurdity of 'stupid questions' while sharing hilarious parenting anecdotes. They dive into the delicate dance of authenticity in dating and discuss a libido-enhancing medication. Political frustrations make a lively appearance, with critiques of parenting styles and emotional boundaries. Jingles celebrate community ties, and modern conveniences like stamps.com receive a humorous nod. Weddings and driving etiquette spark relatable rants, blending love with individuality while reminding listeners of the importance of political engagement in today's world.

Congressman Dan Goldman from New York joins the conversation, bringing his insights into the chaotic world of politics and social media. The hosts hilariously dissect misadventures at airports and the often disastrous results of childhood haircuts. Goldman shares his thoughts on the absurdity of performative relationships online versus genuine connections. The discussion highlights the ongoing struggles for women's rights and touches on their newfound obsession with Taylor Swift, all while injecting humor into serious societal issues.

This episode dives into the chaos behind perfect family photo sessions, revealing the stark contrast with reality. The hosts share hilarious dining etiquette fails and viral moments that had them cringing. A comical critique of family dynamics and the influence of social media parenting adds depth. They also discuss dating authenticity amidst the challenges of apps like eHarmony, and tackle political discourse with wit. Overall, it’s a lively mix of humor, health hacks, and candid reflections on modern life.

Scott Seiss, author of 'The Customer Is Always Wrong,' joins to share his comedic takes on modern frustrations. He dives into the absurdity of trendy business names, critiques the silly norms surrounding masculinity, and offers hilarious insights on societal pressures. The chat also covers the annoying practice of long audio messages versus brevity in communication. Seiss's witty commentary on political advertising and the culture of alpha males adds a refreshing spin to serious topics, making for a delightful and engaging conversation.

In this lively discussion, actress Kate Walsh, known for her roles in popular TV series, joins women's rights activist Hadley Duvall to address pressing societal issues. They unpack the implications of recent political shifts on women's reproductive rights while sharing personal anecdotes from their bus tour for reproductive freedom. The conversation balances serious topics like autonomy and activism with humorous takes on modern habits and dating. Their passion for community engagement shines through as they highlight the importance of solidarity in tough times.

Joining the conversation are Jennifer, a vibrant participant at the cool kids table, and Pumps, known for her witty banter. They dive into a humorous exploration of social etiquette, discussing quirky public behaviors and the absurdities of prom pressures. The duo challenges astrology's impact on dating while celebrating teamwork in unexpected ways. They keep it light, blending personal anecdotes with critical insights on societal norms, online dating, and the importance of authenticity, all while keeping the laughs rolling.

Join Holly Madison, a former star of The Girls Next Door, and Bridget Marquardt, an actress and TV personality, as they dive into the quirks of modern dating. They share hilarious tales about navigating dating apps and the social pressures that come with them. The conversation also turns to their playful friendship, quirky nicknames, and a hilarious critique of unattractive American strip mall designs. Expect laughter as they advocate for a world that values aesthetic spaces while lamenting the absurdities of pet rent!

Dive into quirky neighborhood narratives filled with hilariously bizarre posts from community apps. Enjoy dramatic readings that reveal oddities like a craving for butter at dawn and a misunderstanding about chlamydia. Reflect on the complexities of sharing personal spaces in relationships and the humorous anecdotes that accompany them. Plus, explore the significance of pet health insurance and the dating landscape with insights from eHarmony. It's a fun ride through the whimsical side of suburban life!

Jen and Pumps get extra petty today before playing a round of Had It or Hit It? with former President Barack Obama.  Have questions about voting? Visit https://iwillvote.com/obama NEW TOUR DATES ANNOUNCED! For more I've Had It + tour updates, merch and more at https://linktr.ee/ivehaditpodcast Thank you to our sponsors: This episode is sponsored by BetterHelp: Stop comparing and start focusing, with BetterHelp. Visit https://BetterHelp.com/HADIT today to get 10% off your first month. eHarmony: Give eharmony a shot and get started with their compatibility quiz, so you can find someone you can be yourself with. eharmony – Get Who Gets You! Follow Us:  I've Had It Podcast: @Ivehaditpodcast Jennifer Welch: @mizzwelch Angie "Pumps" Sullivan: @pumpspumpspumps Special Guest: President Barack Obama @barackobama See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.