Call Her Daddy

Janelle Monáe discusses her new album 'The Age of Pleasure' as a lifestyle soundtrack created with friends, sharing how healing from childhood trauma related to her father's addiction shaped her journey toward self-love, authenticity, and embracing her sexuality, polyamory, and non-binary identity.

Nara Smith discusses her rise to social media fame, addresses misconceptions about being labeled a 'tradwife,' and opens up about her daughter Whimsy's cancer diagnosis, treatment, and remission. She also discusses her new cookbook 'Homemade,' her marriage to Lucky, motherhood, and postpartum mental health challenges.

Alex Cooper discusses why "right person, wrong time" is a harmful myth that prevents people from moving on, arguing that if someone truly loves you, timing becomes irrelevant and they will make it work. She then answers listener questions about destination wedding etiquette, bridesmaid invitations, seeking validation from friends, and relationship dynamics.

Paul Wesley discusses his journey from Polish immigrant roots to becoming a major TV star, his complex friendship with Ian Somerhalder, the launch of Brothers Bond bourbon, and his current work on Star Trek: Strange New Worlds and the new show 'You Deserve to Know' with Nina Dobrev.

Alex discusses self-sabotage as a psychological defense mechanism that masquerades as intuition, exploring how people unconsciously undermine their own happiness, relationships, and careers. She emphasizes that building tolerance for peace and taking accountability are essential to breaking cycles of self-sabotage and reclaiming control over one's life.

Kenzie, a Love Island Season 6 contestant, discusses her experience on the show with host Alex Cooper, including her journey from nursing school to becoming a viral reality TV sensation. She addresses the multiple love triangles she navigated with Corbin, Caleb, and Dylan, the criticism she faced for exploring multiple connections, and clarifies misconceptions about her behavior and intentions throughout the season.

Maria Georgas discusses her Bachelor season experience, including the manufactured drama with other contestants, her decision to decline the Bachelorette offer, and her past relationship involving infidelity where she ultimately befriended the other woman involved. She reflects on her growth regarding vulnerability, walls, and her approach to future dating.

Emmy Rossum discusses her career trajectory from child opera singer to Shameless star, her fight for pay equity in Hollywood, her journey to motherhood through IVF, and her new production company's show 'Furious.' She shares personal stories about her single mother's influence, past relationships, and how she found stability with her current husband.

Riley Keough discusses her book 'From Here to the Great Unknown,' which she completed after her mother Lisa Marie Presley's death, exploring themes of grief, addiction, family dynamics, and growing up as Elvis's granddaughter. She reflects on her unconventional upbringing, her mother's relationships including Michael Jackson, processing family trauma, and her work as a certified death doula.

Chloe Bailey discusses her journey from YouTube sensation to solo artist, addressing how she tied her self-worth to career success and public perception, while navigating sisterhood with Halle, relationship red flags, and finding fulfillment beyond achievement metrics.

Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman discusses turning 30, being single, and her experience with trauma and recovery. She opens up about the physical and mental toll of elite gymnastics, her struggles with body image and medical trauma, and her evolving perspective on dating and relationships.

Katie Couric discusses her groundbreaking career as the first woman to solo anchor the evening news, sharing experiences of sexism and discrimination she overcame, while also addressing her personal struggles including her first husband's death from cancer and her own breast cancer diagnosis. She explains her advocacy work in women's health equity and the medical research disparities that have left women vastly understudied and underserved.

Alex Cooper discusses the cultural myth of effortlessness and why trying hard has become embarrassing in modern society, particularly on social media. She argues that authenticity, vulnerability, and acknowledging effort are actually more attractive and valuable than the curated 'cool girl' aesthetic of making everything look easy.

Olivia Wilde joins Alex Cooper on Call Her Daddy to discuss her new film 'The Invite,' her experiences with public scrutiny, relationships, co-parenting, and double standards facing women in Hollywood. The conversation covers her early career, her transition from acting to directing, and the profound influence of Esther Perel on her understanding of relationships and intimacy.

Alex Cooper hosts Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie on Call Her Daddy, where they discuss their lifelong friendship since age two, their wild 2000s experiences, and the announcement of a three-part Simple Life reunion series marking the show's 20th anniversary. The conversation covers childhood mischief, paparazzi trauma, iconic nights out, and how their friendship evolved through media-manufactured drama.

Alex Cooper of Call Her Daddy announces her pregnancy, sharing the emotional journey of trying to conceive, hiding the pregnancy, and ultimately deciding to go public. She reflects on why she delayed starting a family after marriage and how she knew she was finally ready. The episode blends personal storytelling with broader reflections on women's autonomy over their reproductive choices.

Host Alex Cooper discusses her pregnancy, Love Island Season 8 obsession, and answers listener questions about relationship red flags including FaceTune betrayal, no long-term relationship history, last name debates, wedding invite exclusions, and a 32-year-old with a joint bank account with his mother.

Alex Cooper interviews model-turned-musician Cara Delevingne on Call Her Daddy, covering her turbulent childhood with a mentally ill mother, her journey through fame and suppressed sexuality, substance abuse struggles, and her path to sobriety. The interview coincides with Cara's debut music album release and her first live show, marking what she describes as the most meaningful chapter of her life.

Alex Cooper hosts Aly & AJ (Michalka) on Call Her Daddy, where the sisters discuss their Disney Channel careers, family dynamics, romantic relationships, and new music. The conversation covers their experiences growing up in the spotlight, their parents' divorce, navigating the music industry as women in their 30s, and their upcoming album.

Alex Cooper interviews veteran CBS Morning anchor Gayle King on the Call Her Daddy podcast, covering their 50-year friendship with Oprah Winfrey, Gayle's experience discovering her ex-husband's affair with her best friend, career milestones including the R. Kelly interview, navigating sexism and racism in broadcasting, and her outlook on aging and dating.