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Actress Sarah Paulson joins Chelsea to talk about her “weird little acting methods”, friendship breakups, and her longtime love, Holland Taylor. Then: A friend group revolts against a cheating husband. A childfree woman is shocked when her sister asks her to be the guardian of her kids. And a lesbian’s secret affair with a man leaves her grief-stricken.

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Chelsea stops by You're The Problem… with Yamaneika, the new Dear Chelsea Network podcast hosted by her dear friend and hot mess partner in crime. After a breakdown of the week's top stories, Chelsea joins and they talk about choosing a child-free life, their MDMA adventures, and their friendship. Plus they offer advice to listeners including how you can keep your ex...


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Chelsea and Catherine get a reproductive followup from a new wife with a withholding husband. And a caller in tech sales feels like there’s change afoot in her career.

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Comic Zainab Johnson is here to chat with Chelsea about how her ballsiness won the adoration of the Obamas, what it’s like being one of 13 siblings, and the party girl they have in common: Yamaneika. Then: Too many emojis are an ick in the making for one girlfriend. An artist recovering from chemo struggles to allow her friends in. And an ex-box is taking up physical and ment...


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Get Worse is an “advice” show hosted by author and internet personality Kyle Prue. Tune in weekly as Kyle interviews guests (comedians, philosophers, criminals, experts) and responds to write-in advice questions. Is the advice any good? Never intentionally.

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