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Call Her Daddy · September 9, 2026 · 1h 5m 29s

Alanis Morissette: Anger, Attachment, & Postpartum

Alanis Morissette joins Alex Cooper to discuss her journey from a young artist fighting to be heard in a male-dominated music industry to becoming the defining voice of the '90s. She opens up about the anger and honesty that fueled her music, pushing back against expectations placed on women. The conversation turns to her personal life, including breaking codependency patterns and experiencing postpartum depression. Alanis shares how getting older has brought a profound sense of freedom and total metamorphosis.

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Highlights

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Anger as Authentic Voice
Her raw anger and honesty in music made her a defining voice of the '90s, connecting deeply with a generation.
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Postpartum Depression Experience
Alanis shares her experience with postpartum depression, shedding light on a struggle that often goes unspoken.

Editorial

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Early Career Pushback
Alanis started her career young and faced resistance in a male-dominated music industry that tried to silence her.
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Breaking Codependency Patterns
She discusses navigating love and breaking deeply ingrained patterns of codependency.
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Freedom in Aging
She finds that getting older brings a profound sense of freedom and complete metamorphosis.
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