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Secondhand Therapy

PonyBear Studios
Therapy
Mental Health
Grief
Relationships
Self-Discovery
Vulnerability
Trauma Therapy
Communication
Anxiety
Family Dynamics
Isolation
Emotional Health
Rejection
Ego
Body Image
EMDR Therapy
Childhood Memories
Childhood Experiences
Self-Worth
Emotional Processing

Secondhand Therapy is a funny, honest mental health podcast where two unlicensed best friends unpack their weekly therapy sessions.Join Louie Paoletti and Michael Malone as they explore anxiety, ADHD, grief, masculinity, and emotional growth—with humor, heart, and total transparency. Each episode blends raw self-reflection with real time takes on therapy, trauma, relationships, and the messy proce... more

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Michael talks about shutting down over Thanksgiving, emotional numbness, and the messy reality of grief. Louie breaks down triggers, embarrassment, childhood patterns, and why certain moments feel like personal attacks.

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Louie shares a dream about his late partner that cracks open a huge conversation about grief, avoidance, triggers, and what it means to actually move forward. Michael challenges him, things get tense, and it turns into one of our most honest episodes... more

Jeremy Lipkowitz breaks down porn addiction, how it affects your relationships, and why it’s more common than people think. He also talks about his time as a Buddhist monk and what that life taught him about discipline, desire, and mindfulness.

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Louie gets a wild text from his dad and things spiral into talk about cynicism, giving (and taking) compliments, and why we chase what we’re “missing out on.”

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Lipkowitz
Former monk and author focused on porn addiction recovery
Episode: Porn Addiction & Monastic Wisdom with Jeremy Lipkowitz | #108
Gina Martin
British gender equality activist, writer, and facilitator known for her work against gender stereotypes and misogyny.
Episode: Understanding Misogyny: Gina Martin on Compassion, Gender, and Healing | #104
Brad Garrett
Emmy-winning actor and comedian known for his role in Everybody Loves Raymond.
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Episode: Brad Garrett Tells His Story | #100
Sophie Nir
Head of the Abortion Positivity Project, focused on dismantling abortion stigma and advocating for abortion rights.
Episode: Fighting Stigma & Misinformation with Sophie Nir | #098
Brittani Ard
Host of You Probably Think This Story’s About You.
Episode: You Probably Think This Story’s About You: It Started as a Love Story
Anna Love
Best friend of Brittani Ard.
Episode: You Probably Think This Story’s About You: It Started as a Love Story
Ken Garr
Recovering alcoholic and comedian
Episode: There’s a 12-Step Program for That | #074
Gabby Lamb
Comedian and Guest on the Podcast
Episode: Parental Dynamics and ADHD Medication with Gabby Lamb | #045
Omono Okojie
Television actor and nurse
Episode: Existential Dread with Omono Okojie | #043

Hosts

Louie Paoletti
Co-host who brings humor and relatability to discussions about mental health and personal growth, emphasizing the importance of vulnerability and authentic communication.
Michael Malone
Co-host known for his candidness and emotional insights, offering a relatable perspective on difficult topics while sharing his own vulnerabilities.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.3k ratings
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    I’m in love with the Maloney Pony. Best pod ever

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    United Statesa month ago
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    POD smacks. So good

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    SmackQueen
    United Statesa month ago
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    Can’t say enough good things about this show.

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    5
    Just being honest44
    United Statesa month ago
  • Papa Bear 😍😍😍

    In love with them, more men like this pleaseeeeee

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    5
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    United Statesa month ago
  • So good

    Love this pod! Funny and so vulnerable

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The podcast is praised for normalizing the conversation around men's emotional vulnerabilities, which resonates with a wide audience.
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Many find the dynamic between the hosts refreshing, enjoying the candidness about their own struggles.
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Brad Garrett Tells His Story | #100
Q: What does forgiveness look like now that you're sober and you have like this better lens to look through?
Forgiveness for him includes focusing on personal growth and acknowledging selfish times, while embracing the love and need for those who struggled.
Fighting Stigma & Misinformation with Sophie Nir | #098
Q: What does abortion positivity entail?
It is a strategic framework that views abortion as a social good and actively seeks to destigmatize it.
Fighting Stigma & Misinformation with Sophie Nir | #098
Q: How can partners support women during and after an abortion?
Be supportive, reassure them emotionally, and advocate for abortion rights publicly.
Fighting Stigma & Misinformation with Sophie Nir | #098
Q: What can we do to stop the current declining access to abortion?
Check within yourself and the way you talk about abortion; engage in conversations that advocate for abortion safety and accessibility.
Hobby Hunting and Identity Crises | #091
Q: If you could be exactly who you wanted?
I'd love to get up in the first few hours in the morning for myself, get outside, go for a walk or run, get some kind of outside time.

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The discussions within this podcast frequently revolve around mental health topics, combining humor and authenticity as two close friends explore their therapy sessions together. Key subjects such as anxiety, grief, relationships, and the complexities of masculinity are unpacked with an approachable style, making it both a comedic and enlightening experience. With a focus on emotional growth and personal struggles, the hosts provide a relatable dialogue on the often challenging journey of healing.

Listeners can expect a candid atmosphere where vulnerability is celebrated and critical discussions about mental health issues are normalized, inviting them to reflect on their own experiences while laughing along with the hosts' witty exchanges.

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Secondhand Therapy launched 2 years ago and published 115 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Secondhand Therapy include:

1. Jeremy Lipkowitz
2. Gina Martin
3. Brad Garrett
4. Sophie Nir
5. Brittani Ard
6. Anna Love
7. Ken Garr
8. Gabby Lamb

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