DiscoverThe Judgy Bitch Pod
The Judgy Bitch Pod
Claim Ownership

The Judgy Bitch Pod

Author: The Judgy Bitch Pod

Subscribed: 1Played: 22
Share

Description

🎙 The Judgy Bitch Pod
Unfiltered, curious, and a little bit judgy — this podcast dives into everything from true crime and reality TV to mindset shifts, cultural commentary, and raw personal stories.

Each episode brings you a mix of humor, heart, and realness — with guests ranging from experts to everyday legends. Come for the hot takes, stay for the inspiration, education, and occasional Cavapoo cameo 🐾

New episodes weekly. Buckle up, Bitch Besties.
57 Episodes
Reverse
Mona Wong joins me for a fun, unfiltered conversation about the truth behind mortgages, navigating midlife, career changes, what menopause has to do with an itchy kitty—and starting over. We also dive into her podcasts, Homebuying Uncensored and Something In Between. Mortgage by Mona NMLS 19615.
Candace from Mom'N RealHard is back, and we’re diving into all the drama, relationships, friendships, and absolute mess of The Valley Season 3. Who did we love, who drove us crazy, and who needs a reality check? We have thoughts. 😂
Michelle Steiner was told she wouldn’t go to college, earn her bachelor’s degree, or have the career she wanted—but she proved those expectations wrong. Michelle joins me to share her journey of living and thriving with a learning disability and becoming a writer, speaker, photographer, and para educator.
Melli and Candace, host of the Mom'N'real Hard podcast, recap Season 1 of House of Stassi and get into all of it—from Stassi and Beau’s relationship struggles and questionable storylines to celebrity cameos, cast drama, breaking the fourth wall, and just how “real” this reality show actually is.
The Lindsay Clancy case has brought postpartum depression and psychosis into the spotlight. The Self-Esteemed Counselor Lauren joins me to break down the warning signs, hallucinations, intrusive thoughts, medication, treatment, and why someone experiencing psychosis may appear completely fine.If you or someone you know is struggling with postpartum mental health, please reach out to a healthcare professional. In an immediate crisis or danger, call or text 988 in the U.S.
loading
Comments