How To Set Boundaries With A Narcissist

Not all relationships with narcissists are bad, BUT they can be dangerous. Relationships with narcissists can be difficult due to the narcissist’s preoccupation with themselves. It’s difficult to have a strong, loving relationship with someone more focused on loving themselves. Since relationships are a key aspect of our mental health, having a draining relationship with a narcissist can negatively affect your mental health. When dealing with a narcissistic person, it’s crucial to set healthy boundaries....

May 15, 2025 · 4 min · 842 words · Joyce Vawter

Living With Pcos Inside Candice Craig S Path To Healing And Motherhood

“I’ve thought about being a mom and a wife my whole entire life, but until you’re in it, you just don’t know,” Craig explains. As a PCOS advocate, Craig uses her platform to educate and support women all over the world who suffer from the chronic condition. The two friends, both OGs in the influencer space, dive deep into Craig’s journey of becoming a wife and a mom in the same year, letting go of social media validation, and finding the discipline to succeed while staying humble enough to start over in every season of life....

May 15, 2025 · 5 min · 902 words · Jean Thompson

Luigi Mangione Gets The Broadway Treatment And Tickets Are Already Sold Out

Luigi Mangione Updates: A Broadway Musical? What is the Luigi Mangione Broadway play about? Just when you thought Broadway had done it all—cue Cats, Wicked, and that one musical about the Mormon Church—along comes a musical that truly defies expectation: Mangione: The Musical. Yes, that Mangione. As in Luigi Mangione, the alleged “corporate assassin turned accidental folk hero,” who has been the center of courtroom drama, TikTok stan accounts, and now, apparently, a Broadway-style production....

May 15, 2025 · 3 min · 612 words · Marion Campbell

Savannah James And April Mcdaniel On Why Everybody S Crazy Is The Reality Check We All Need

If you’re not familiar with the pair, Savannah James isn’t just the wife of NBA superstar LeBron James—she’s a formidable entrepreneur and philanthropist in her own right. The Akron native has built a reputation for staying remarkably grounded despite living in the spotlight, focusing on ventures that blend style with substance, including her newly launched skin care brand, Reframe Beauty and Let It Break, the community-focused initiative she co-founded with McDaniel to help women break through personal barriers....

May 15, 2025 · 6 min · 1232 words · Donald Fleisher

Spencer Pratt Was The Og Reality Tv Villain So Why Does Everyone Suddenly Love Him

These days, the 41-year-old self-proclaimed fame addict is older and wiser yet still wildly entertaining and proudly villainous. On Not Skinny But Not Fat with Amanda Hirsch, Pratt opened up about everything from the devastation of losing his family’s home in the Los Angeles wildfires to his wife Heidi Montag’s unexpected pop music renaissance. Spencer Pratt Today: Still a Villain Spencer Pratt in the 2000s: A villain was born Before reality TV strategy existed, Spencer delivered a Machiavellian masterclass on hijacking a show....

May 15, 2025 · 4 min · 643 words · Linda Holland

5 Health Wellness Takeaways From Our Podcasts This Week And The Science Behind Them

1. Creatine isn’t just for bodybuilders—Kristin Cavallari uses it for health and longevity On Let’s Be Honest, Kristin Cavallari shared her current supplement stack, and creatine tops the list. “I’ve noticed a big difference in my muscle tone and mental clarity since I started taking creatine,” she says, adding it to her morning smoothie. So what does the science say? According to Harvard Medical School, creatine isn’t just a gym bro staple—it’s a naturally occurring compound that helps supply energy to muscles and may support brain health, particularly in aging adults....

May 14, 2025 · 4 min · 657 words · Derek Jacob

Best Podcast Tips For Beginners

Podcasts’ sudden rise to fame is no surprise. With the way the world is now functioning, this format has become incredibly popular. Podcasts have a variety of benefits, and being able to multitask is one of the most important. Listeners can easily tune in to a podcast while commuting, cooking, washing, or any other mundane everyday activity. In fact, statistics show that a little more than half of the popular podcasts played every day are by people idling at home, around 15....

May 14, 2025 · 11 min · 2275 words · Joyce Baker

Blake Lively Faces A Huge Setback In Her Lawsuit Against Justin Baldoni

After months of back-and-forth legal drama surrounding the fallout from It Ends With Us, a federal judge just shut the door on one of the most explosive claims in Blake’s lawsuit: her accusations of intentional emotional distress. And no matter how things shake out from here, the court has made one thing crystal clear: Those claims are off the table. So, what happened? What does it mean? And why is this a serious setback for Team Lively?...

May 14, 2025 · 4 min · 835 words · Brenda Baker

How To Emotionally Recover From A Divorce

Unsurprisingly, studies show divorce is linked to increased anxiety and depression, as well as a greater risk of suffering from alcohol abuse. Just wonderful. As if we didn’t have enough problems on our hands. But before this post starts to feel overwhelmingly negative, let’s take a pause and gain some perspective. Divorce is a huge life change, and it’s normal to feel angry, resentful, sad or demotivated as a result....

May 14, 2025 · 8 min · 1614 words · Michael Bailey

How To Get Guests For Your Podcast

How To Get Guests For Your Podcast Start with your friends, close connections, and people from your niche. Especially when you’re brand new to your podcast niche or the industry as a whole, it’s ideal to start with people you know personally. You probably have a friend or two that will bring something valuable to your show. Consider your close connections, their personalities, and their specialties, and think about the theme for an episode with them as your guest....

May 14, 2025 · 8 min · 1504 words · Mary Harrison

What S It Like To Date In Minneapolis Ask Love Is Blind S Lauren O Brien

For those catching up, Lauren O’Brien was this season’s relatable Midwestern brunette with the perpetual glassy eyes. Known for desperately trying to communicate in a situation where no one—including her supposed fiancé—seemed to listen, Lauren became the internet’s “crying girl.” Not from weakness, but from frustration. “I’ve never felt so unheard before,” Lauren told Amanda. “I’ve never felt so bad at communicating before… Am I wrong? I don’t know. I was so in my head....

May 14, 2025 · 5 min · 872 words · Beverly Wright

10 Best Podcasts About Self Care Dear Media Edition

We’re HUGE fans of self-care here at Dear Media. It can make a huge difference when it comes to your physical and emotional well-being. Unfortunately, not everyone is familiar with what self-care really means. It’s sooo much more than just taking a long bath, going to the spa, or reading a good book. Listening to podcasts is not only a great way to practice self-care but also learn more about self-care....

May 13, 2025 · 7 min · 1327 words · Simone Johnson

7 Trauma Release Exercises

If “Thanks, it’s the trauma,” is your response to every compliment (especially ones about how funny you are), then this post is for you. Trauma, or deeply depressing and disturbing experiences, can affect you in a lot of different ways. Moreover, it can hurt your physical health, your mental health, your emotional health – hell, it can even wreak havoc on your sunny personality! We know what you’re thinking and you’re not alone....

May 13, 2025 · 3 min · 430 words · Phyllis Savage

Does Microdosing Actually Work Or Are We All Just Really High On Hope

What is microdosing? According to Dr. Sara Szal, director of precision medicine at the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health and host of Treated, “Microdosing is the use of sub-perceptual, sub-hallucinogenic doses of psychedelics to obtain benefits without cognitive or perceptual distortion.” In other words, you’re not going to be “tripping” if you microdose properly. Dr. Szal says that the study of microdosing in general is still in its infancy, with most research focusing on LSD, psilocybin (mushrooms), MDMA, and other amphetamines....

May 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1075 words · Addie Hiles

Epic Present Ideas 20 Gifts For Podcasters

20 Gifts for Podcasters T-Shirt We might be a little biased, but the Dear Media shop is jam-packed with amazing tees and t-shirts that would make the perfect gift for podcast lovers or your favorite podcaster in your life. We’re confident they’ll love this “I Talk About You” shirt or this “For The Content” t-shirt, although personally, we’d LOVE any one of these epic DM tees. Sweatshirt On the other hand, we all know plenty of people with overflowing t-shirt drawers, so why not mix things up a bit and give them a sweatshirt instead?...

May 13, 2025 · 9 min · 1824 words · Stephanie Carrillo

Greg Grippo From Bachelor Star To Mental Health Advocate

Greg Grippo: From ‘Bachelor’ Star to Mental Health Advocate From Bullied Kid to Bachelor Nation “I got my ass whooped almost every other day,” Greg, 31, shared candidly on the podcast, diving into his childhood like he was mid-therapy session—which, honestly, he kind of was. As a small, shy kid in fifth grade, he was an easy target after switching schools. “They’d choke me in the locker room until I cried,” he admitted....

May 13, 2025 · 4 min · 836 words · Barbara Bucher

How To Forgive Someone Who Hurt You

As you can see, forgiveness is an act of kindness first and foremost towards yourself. Of course, the person receiving your forgiveness benefits too. So it’s important to learn how to find peace and move on after you choose to forgive! And with that, today’s post is all about how to forgive someone who hurt you. We are sharing our best strategies for those of you who find it difficult to forgive so you can look forward in life and avoid endless resentment....

May 13, 2025 · 7 min · 1307 words · Brice Quesnell

How To Separate Home And Work Life

Finding the perfect work/life balance can have many benefits on your overall mental and physical health. It can help you get more rest and have more quality time for the people and things that matter most to you. Plus, recent research shows that a healthy work/life balance can reduce symptoms of stress and depression, improve interpersonal relationships, and promote a healthier and more positive outlook on life. When it comes to overall health, separating home and work life is essential....

May 13, 2025 · 6 min · 1162 words · Linda Wright

Kevin Smith Made Dogma Now He S Debunking Marriage Dogma Too

On Endless Honeymoon, Natasha Leggero and Moshe Kasher’s podcast about the realities of long-term relationships, Smith peels back 26 years of wedded reality bliss with former journalist Jennifer Schwalbach Smith and serves up advice every millennial needs. Celebrate your differences Smith and Schwalbach aren’t relationship clones—and that’s the point. As Smith t explains, “It’s fking fine that we bicker when we do because we’re two fking people…monogamy is a thing that we invented…So from time to time, it makes f**king utter sense that…you and I are two completely different people....

May 13, 2025 · 3 min · 596 words · William Hansen

Prince Harry Wants His Dad To Call Him And More In British Royal Family News This Week

British Royal Family: Meghan Markle, Kate Middleton, & Mess Meghan Markle signs a card, and the monarchy crumbles (again) Stop me if you’ve heard this before: Meghan Markle does a perfectly normal human thing—this time, sending a friend a box of jam and ice cream with a cute little note inside it—and the British media declares the end of her marriage. Why? Because she signed the card “Her Royal Highness.” The usual suspects are suddenly foaming at the mouth, demanding King Charles immediately strip her of her Duchess of Sussex title....

May 13, 2025 · 4 min · 765 words · Abbie Cunningham