Call Her Daddy

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.

Morgan Stewart McGraw joins Call Her Daddy to share her unfiltered fashion advice, the story of rekindling her romance with musician Jordan McGraw after a decade apart, and what it's like to have Dr. Phil as a father-in-law. They also debate whether living near parents is too much, the end of traditional bridesmaids, and celebrity hall passes.

Erin Andrews joins Alex Cooper to discuss her trailblazing career as a female sportscaster in the male-dominated NFL, the lessons she's learned, and the deeply personal struggles she's faced—including a horrific violation of her privacy and her difficult path to motherhood through IVF and surrogacy.

Alex Cooper continues her attachment style series with a focused episode on fearful, or disorganized, attachment. She explains why people with this style can crave intimacy while simultaneously fearing it. She examines how childhood instability can shape adult relationship patterns. She also discusses why chaos can sometimes feel safer than healthy love. The episode offers an introduction to recognizing and understanding this attachment style.

Tay Lautner joins Alex to discuss the highs and lows of sharing her pregnancy journey publicly, navigating body changes and external commentary, and quieting negative self-talk. She also shares how she and her husband Taylor are preparing for parenthood.

Alex Cooper continues her series on attachment styles with a deep dive into avoidant attachment. She explains the discomfort of closeness, the instinct to shut down, and the phenomenon of getting the “ick” when things get serious. She offers guidance on recognizing when fear drives your feelings, how to tell if a relationship supports your healing, and strategies for communicating instead of withdrawing.

Alex Cooper sits down with Harry Jowsey to unpack his experience on Let's Marry Harry, a show where he was engaged to 20 women simultaneously. Harry discusses the red flags he encountered, what it felt like to put his heart on the line in such an unusual setup, and the lessons he took away from the emotional fallout.

Sisters Devon and Sydney Carlson join Alex Cooper for a flashback episode. They recount how a chance bathroom run-in with Miley Cyrus led to the overnight creation of their company, Wildflower. The two play a candid game of "Who Is More Likely to..." covering club behavior, texting exes, and more. Devon opens up about stalking an ex on social media and struggling with single life after a long-term relationship ended. Sydney shares how her ex's drug addiction affected her mentally and physically and eventually caused her to distance herself from family and friends.

Paris Jackson joins Alex Cooper in the studio for an interview about a life lived in the public eye. She discusses growing up quickly while the world watched and the boundaries she built as a result. The conversation covers her journey with sobriety, the relationships that shaped her, and the decision to end her engagement. She also talks about expressing herself through music. Themes of love, loss, and trusting intuition run through the discussion.

Alex Cooper breaks down the anxious attachment style, explaining how early childhood experiences can lead to anxiety-driven patterns in romantic relationships. She discusses why inconsistent partners can be so compelling, and how anxious attachment manifests as overthinking, reassurance-seeking, and self-sabotage. The episode offers practical advice on identifying personal triggers, separating emotional stories from facts, communicating needs directly, and gradually learning to feel secure in healthier relationships.

Bella Thorne joins Alex Cooper to open up about becoming her family's breadwinner as a teenager, her tumultuous transition from Disney Channel star to adult actress, and her strained relationship with her mother. She shares the moment she caught her ex-fiancé cheating and her traumatic experience with revenge porn, highlighting the resilience that helped her reclaim her narrative.

Janelle Monáe joins Call Her Daddy to discuss her journey toward self-acceptance and pleasure. She opens up about childhood rejection, her father's instability, and how those experiences made her guarded in relationships. The conversation covers the importance of thanking exes, navigating polyamory, and whether social media behavior is a red flag. Janelle also shares the inspiration behind her album The Age of Pleasure, a celebration of her current phase of openness and joy. The episode blends entertainment with genuine reflection on love and identity.

Nara Smith joins Alex Cooper to discuss her journey building a career from scratch and the misconceptions surrounding her public image. She directly addresses the 'tradwife' label that has followed her, clarifying what it means and why it doesn't define her. Smith also opens up about her relationship with her husband Lucky, the challenges of sharing family life online, and her experience with postpartum anxiety. In a candid conversation, she reflects on enduring one of the most difficult periods of her life and how she moved forward.

Alex Cooper unpacks the myth of the “right person, wrong time” and why it keeps us emotionally attached to relationships that have already ended. She explains how romanticizing potential protects us from rejection, blocks genuine grieving, and causes us to put our lives on hold. The episode also covers practical advice on destination weddings, seeking attention outside a relationship, and comparing your life choices to your friends’.

Alex interviews actor Paul Wesley about his career from pre-Hollywood life through The Vampire Diaries, his real friendship with co-star Ian Somerhalder, and how he became an unexpected internet meme. The conversation spans his evolution as an actor, the cultural impact of the show, and the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the Salvatore brotherhood.

In this solo episode, Alex Cooper breaks down the psychology of self-sabotage—why we undermine ourselves in relationships, careers, and personal growth. She explains that stability can feel threatening when we're used to chaos, that fear of failure often keeps us from even trying, and that constantly breaking promises to ourselves destroys internal trust. She then tackles listener questions about digital boundaries, rude coworkers, and other everyday boundaries. The episode reframes self-sabotage not as weakness but as protective patterns that can be unlearned.

Fresh off Love Island, Kenzie sits down with Alex to break down her entire villa experience, the relationships she explored, and the double standards she faced. She reveals off-camera moments, discusses managing multiple connections, addresses post-villa drama with the other contestants, and reflects on her relationship with Dylan moving forward.

Maria Georgas sits down for her first exclusive interview after The Bachelor, revealing wild stories from her dating life before the show—including an elaborate scheme to catch her boyfriend cheating that involved convincing an apartment concierge to show her security footage and then making out with his mistress as proof. She discusses first date horror stories with host Alex Cooper, her current dating life, and gets candid about the behind-the-scenes drama from The Bachelor, including pressure to be The Bachelorette, what really happened at hometowns, and the moment she wanted to leave the show entirely.

Emmy Rossum discusses her journey from a single-parent household to starring as Fiona Gallagher on Shameless, her pivotal fight for pay equity on the series, and what that victory taught her about self-worth. She reflects on the role that shaped her career, the relationships and motherhood lessons learned along the way, and her evolution into her next professional chapter.

Riley Keough reflects on growing up as Elvis Presley's granddaughter, including the privileges and pressures of being a 'nepo baby.' She discusses her famous friendships with Dakota Johnson and Zoë Kravitz, reveals a time she was secretly arrested, and opens up about her complicated relationship with her mother, struggles with commitment, and experiences with addiction and grief among loved ones.

Chloe Bailey discusses her journey from YouTube covers to signing with Beyoncé's label, navigating industry pressure around appearance, and overcoming people-pleasing patterns. She shares lessons from heartbreak, her approach to dating dealbreakers, and the process of learning to value herself beyond external validation.

Aly Raisman joins Alex Cooper to discuss growing up feeling insecure and hiding her muscles in high school, revealing the pressure women face to downplay success. She opens up about the mental and physical toll of elite gymnastics, including body image struggles, anxiety, and people-pleasing tendencies. Raisman also gets candid about dating in her thirties, societal expectations to be in a relationship, and what she's learned about finding the right partner. The conversation touches on abuse and disordered eating with sensitivity.

Katie Couric sits down with Alex Cooper to reflect on her landmark achievement as the first woman to solo anchor a network evening news broadcast and the entrenched sexism she battled throughout her career. She candidly shares the loss of her first husband to cancer and the experience of raising their children as a grieving single mother. The conversation then turns to the systemic inequities in healthcare that disproportionately harm women, including diagnostic delays, unequal treatment, and the urgent need for patient self-advocacy.

In this solo episode, Alex Cooper breaks down the societal pressure to make everything look effortless. She challenges the cool-girl aesthetic that dismisses trying hard, arguing that visible effort is not a weakness. She shares how failure builds character and why the internet's image of effortless success is often misleading. The episode also includes listener questions, including one about a fiancé who refuses to discuss finances.

Olivia Wilde sits down with Alex to discuss the relentless double standards she's faced as a director, actor, and public figure. She reflects on how her dating life, parenting choices, and fashion have been scrutinized in ways male counterparts rarely experience. Wilde unpacks her new film The Invite—which explores intimacy and draws from real experiences—and shares candid thoughts on motherhood, objectification, and how her perspective on marriage has shifted.

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie revisit their iconic friendship from the 2000s, discussing their shared childhood adventures in Las Vegas, early dating experiences, and the wild antics that defined their era. The conversation covers growing up together, sneaking out, club culture including memorable moments with roller skates and live snakes, and hints at an upcoming Simple Life reunion.

Alex Cooper opens up about her pregnancy journey in a rare solo episode, sharing the moment she discovered she was pregnant, how she told her partner Matt, and her decision to go public with the news. She reflects on first trimester challenges including anxiety and the emotional weight of timing motherhood with her career as a major media personality.

Host Alex Cooper checks in solo from her pregnancy to answer listener questions about friendship jealousy, relationship anxiety, and family expectations. She also shares her current Love Island obsession and tackles the difference between a red flag and overthinking. The episode covers everything from Facetune-induced insecurity to a boyfriend whose mom still controls his finances.

Cara Delevingne sits down with Alex to discuss her new music era, marked by sobriety, self-discovery, and a reassessment of identity. The conversation spans mental health struggles, suicidal ideation, the role of substances in masking pain, and how stepping away from partying revealed her authentic self. Cara reflects on the cost of fame, the importance of vulnerability in her music, and building a life aligned with her values rather than external expectations.

Aly and AJ Michalka sit down with Alex to discuss their rise on Disney Channel, touring with the Jonas Brothers, and navigating relationships under the microscope of network fame. The sisters reflect on their most brutal breakups, the dynamics of having a co-judge for your dating life, and offer candid advice on cheating, friendship loss, and the vulnerability of being caught talking poorly about others.

Gayle King sits down with Alex to discuss her 50-year friendship with Oprah, navigating systemic sexism and racism in media, and the emotional aftermath of discovering her ex-husband's affair with a close friend. She reflects on how that betrayal shaped her approach to relationships, trust, and self-worth, and shares hard-won insights about aging with confidence and reclaiming her identity after infidelity.

Alex Cooper explores how jealousy and comparison corrode friendships, examining the gap between supportive and competitive dynamics. She unpacks why insecurity makes it hard to celebrate friends' wins, offers frameworks for confronting these tensions, and provides practical advice on setting boundaries. The episode also covers situationships and navigating public disagreements with partners.

Robby Hoffman joins Alex to discuss her unconventional career pivot from accounting to stand-up comedy. She shares hilarious takes on everyday absurdities—socks during sex, airplane etiquette, gluten allergies—and opens up about meeting her wife Gabby, exploring what makes their relationship work and the vulnerability required to build genuine connection.

Audrina Patridge opens up about her abusive marriage to ex-husband Corey Bohan, describing years of serial cheating, emotional abuse, and manipulation that isolated her from loved ones. She recounts her escape through divorce and a restraining order, and her journey rebuilding as a single mother. The episode explores the psychological dynamics of abuse and the courage required to leave.

Tana Mongeau sits down with Alex Cooper to discuss her evolution from viral content creator to sober adult building a family. They reflect on the Cancelled podcast era, the mental health toll of chasing views, and Tana's decision to get sober. Tana opens up about her relationship with Makoa and the shift from performing for the internet to living authentically.

Rachel Bilson joins Alex Cooper to discuss her acting career on The OC, her relationship with co-star Adam Brody, and her dating history. The conversation covers intimacy in long-term relationships, including how to prevent sex from becoming transactional, and Bilson's personal evolution from people-pleasing in relationships to establishing boundaries and recognizing her own worth.

Kesha joins Alex in the studio for a raw conversation about past lives, dating nightmares, and what she's looking for in a partner. She opens up about her journey of healing, reclaiming her voice after years of legal battles, and how she's found freedom and gratitude. The episode blends humor and vulnerability, offering a look at Kesha's evolution from pop star to empowered woman.

Alex Cooper discusses the emotional challenges of outgrowing friendships when life phases diverge, and shares personal advice on handling awkward gym interactions, the consequences of a white lie with a partner, the difference between sex with a toxic versus stable partner, and moving on from an awkward hookup with her doorman.

Kevin Hart sits down with Alex for a chaotic, humor-filled conversation spanning his obsessions with golf, luxury cars, Instagram culture, and gym routines. The episode includes Kevin failing a girlhood test, pulling pranks on famous friends, and roasting industry figures. A casual, personality-driven interview that showcases Hart's comedic style and competitive nature across multiple life domains.

Jay Shetty joins Alex Cooper to discuss how to navigate the early stages of dating without missing red flags, the influence of parental relationships on partner selection, and how to move beyond the initial 'spark' into relationships built on trust and respect. They debunk the fantasy of fairytale proposals as markers of true love and explore how to cultivate gratitude and growth in long-term relationships.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Zara Larsson. Zara talks about taking control of her music and artistry and surrounding herself with women. She also reveals the crazy stories behind some of her songs and opens up about her relationship. Enjoy! Out May 1.

Join Alex for an interview with KAROL G during part 2 of the YouTube Coachella Special. KAROL opens up about the creative process behind her Coachella set, how she selected her special guests and what message she wants to tell.

Join Alex in the studio for a conversation with psychotherapist and relationship expert, Esther Perel. Esther breaks down what we’re getting wrong in dating, how to build stronger connections, the warning signs of codependency, the uncomfortable truth behind cheating, and how to have better sex.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with KAROL G during part 1 of the Youtube Coachella Special. KAROL opens up about her journey building her career in a male-domianted industry to now headlining Coachella.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Nikki Glaser. The girls reflect on their best sex conversations from their early careers, unpack Nikki’s favorite fetishes, and get real about plastic surgery and comment culture. Enjoy! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company.

This week, Alex is bringing the fun back to dating. She shares why first dates can start feeling like job interviews, and how to prioritize excitement and spontaneity when it comes to meeting your person.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Becky G! For the first time ever, Becky opens up about the state of her relationship, what it was like navigating a public cheating scandal, and the nuance that comes with truly being a strong woman.

Adam joins Call Her Daddy to serve the Medium Dick Energy we all need, giving us a hilarious take on what it was like to grow up in Nebraska. He performs the song he used in his Pitch Perfect audition, and it’s not what you would expect.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Jessi Draper. For the first time, Jessi opens up about divorcing Jordan, how she found out he was using escorts and attending sex parties, what really went down behind closed doors in their marriage, and what she wants for her future.

This week, Alex unpacks what it means to start parenting your own parents. From taking on travel plans, technology, and doctor’s appointments to navigating role reversal and anticipatory grief, she explores the emotional reality of watching your parents age.

Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of disordered eating and suicidal ideation. Please take care while listening. Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Kerry Washington. Kerry reflects on Scandal, working with Shonda Rhimes, and how Olivia Pope changed her life.

Prepare for an explosive episode of Call Her Daddy as Ariana Madix exposes the shocking affair that unfolded between her boyfriend of nine years and one of her closest friends.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Alex Warren. For the first time, Alex opens up about what happened during his Grammy performance and how he felt in the immediate aftermath.

Content Warning: This episode includes discussion of domestic violence, sexual assault, and abuse, as well as references to substance use. Please take care while listening.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Sarah J. Maas! SJM shares the exclusive announcement that new ACOTAR books are coming, answers the Internet’s burning questions, discusses her complicated female characters, and opens up about how she worked through her darkest moments. Enjoy!

Join Alex in the studio for an exclusive interview with Bethany Joy Lenz where she reveals that the whole time the world was watching her on One Tree Hill, she was stuck in an abusive and controlling cult behind the scenes.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Hilary Duff. Hilary discusses on and off relationships, trying to do it all as a mom, and how to maintain intimacy in long-term relationships.

Get ready to turn up the heat with Anitta on Call Her Daddy! Anitta reflects on the rise of her career and shares how she achieved such international fame. She also demonstrates her amazing twerking skills and talks about how her moves translate to the bedroom.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Jackson White. Jackson talks all about his experience on Tell Me Lies, what it was like playing the most toxic man alive, and his reaction to the series finale.

Elizabeth Banks joins Call Her Daddy to share some wine, wisdom and laughs. She reminisces on meeting her husband on the very first night of college and how she knew he was the one - even though they were only eighteen.

Join Alex in Vegas as she catches up with Zayn at his residency! Zayn performs a new song and opens up about his past relationships, learning the difference between love and lust, and his current approach to dating.

Join Alex in the studio for a sit-down interview with Offset. Offset opens up about his childhood, his rise to fame with Migos, and tells Alex all about his career “I made it” moment that happened from jail.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Dove Cameron. Dove shares the story of her recent engagement and sets the record straight on her and Damiano’s relationship timeline.

Hope you enjoy this throwback episode! Originally aired on January 31, 2023. Jane Fonda joins Call Her Daddy to offer her invaluable advice and wisdom. Jane talks about the importance of female friendship and reflects on the difficult times in her life that friendship helped her overcome.

In this Grammy’s special, Alex travels to Korea to experience life in Seoul through Rosé’s eyes.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Anna Kendrick. Anna discusses her iconic Pitch Perfect audition, how she low key forgot she was in Twilight, and how she survived an emotionally abusive and toxic relationship.

Join Alex in the studio for a conversation with Former First Lady Michelle Obama! Alex and Michelle discuss the biggest roadblocks women face in today’s world and how to confront major issues like misogyny, double standards and objectification.

This week, Alex breaks down how our obsession with perfection can actually turn into a form of self-punishment. She unpacks why constantly trying to improve yourself might be making you feel worse, and explains that not every flaw actually needs to be fixed.

Join Alex in the studio for a sit-down interview with Avril Lavigne. Avril takes us through some of her most iconic fashion moments (we all remember the neckties!) and her quick rise to fame.

Join Alex in the studio for a fun interview with Saweetie! Saweetie opens up about her current approach to relationships, the craziest way she caught a partner cheating on her, when you should keep gifts (especially Birkins) from an ex, and why she might be done dating rappers.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Jennette McCurdy. Jennette opens up about her first relationship and its significant age gap that inspired her new novel, Half His Age.

This week, Alex discusses what it means when you run out of things to talk about with your long-term partner. She breaks down the difference between comfort and complacency, and why novelty, independence, and growing together are key to keeping the spark alive.

The Chainsmokers join Call Her Daddy to discuss their evolution — and if you love a wild and crazy story-time, this episode is for you.

Join Alex in the studio for an interview with Nelly Furtado. Nelly opens up about her recent, painful breakup and shares how she’s having more fun being single and dating than she ever did in her past.

Comedian Nikki Glaser discusses body image, sobriety, and the intersection of comedy and therapy. After hosting the Golden Globes, she reflects on imposter syndrome and the performance of confidence.

Psychotherapist and relationship expert Esther Perel discusses modern relationships, the paradox of choice in dating apps, and why the quality of your romantic relationships is the single best predictor of life satisfaction.

Victoria Beckham discusses building her fashion brand, maintaining a 25-year marriage to David Beckham, and the discipline required to reinvent yourself from Spice Girl to luxury designer.

Vice President Kamala Harris sits down with Alex Cooper in an unprecedented appearance on Call Her Daddy during the 2024 presidential campaign. Harris discusses reproductive rights, her personal journey, and why she chose this platform to reach young women.

Breakout pop star Chappell Roan discusses her overnight fame after years of obscurity, setting boundaries with fans, and the mental health toll of sudden celebrity. A raw conversation about what happens when the world suddenly wants a piece of you.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama discusses marriage, motherhood, and the pressure of being a public figure. A surprisingly intimate conversation about maintaining identity within the most scrutinized marriage in America.

Kim Kardashian discusses her evolution from reality TV star to lawyer and criminal justice advocate, her relationship with criticism, and the psychological cost of living under constant public scrutiny.

Chelsea Handler discusses her evolution from party-girl comedian to therapy advocate, how sobriety changed her relationships and creativity, and why she wishes she had started therapy decades earlier.

Monica Lewinsky opens up about surviving the most public shaming in modern history, rebuilding her identity, and becoming an anti-bullying advocate. A raw conversation about shame, resilience, and the difference between who the public thinks you are and who you actually are.

Cardi B discusses growing up in the Bronx, navigating motherhood in the spotlight, and why she refuses to filter her personality despite constant pressure to conform.

Jane Fonda at 86 discusses activism, aging, three marriages, and the freedom that comes from no longer caring what people think. A masterclass in how radical honesty compounds with age.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas discusses navigating careers across Bollywood and Hollywood, dealing with cultural double standards, and building a life with Nick Jonas across continents.

Gwyneth Paltrow discusses building Goop, conscious uncoupling, and why she walked away from acting despite being at the peak of her career.