Can't Afford Therapy
Can't Afford Therapy Podcast · Can't Afford Therapy Podcast
Show overview
Can't Afford Therapy has been publishing since 2023, and across the 3 years since has built a catalogue of 71 episodes, alongside 4 trailers or bonus episodes. That works out to roughly 65 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a monthly cadence, with the show now in its 2nd season.
Episodes typically run thirty-five to sixty minutes — most land between 50 min and 1h 4m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. Roughly 39% of episodes carry an explicit flag from the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Education show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 4 weeks ago, with 26 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2023, with 33 episodes published. Published by Can't Afford Therapy Podcast.
From the publisher
Be a fly on the wall as Josh "Fazefunk," Antoinette (Around The Way Curls), and SaVon (The Need to Know Podcast) hold conversations about mindfulness, self-compassion, trauma, and more. While being vulnerable and allowing each other to open up about each of their individual life paths, this trio will get you thinking about therapy and the universal experience of being human, with all the joy and pain that it entails. Whether you can afford therapy or not, these conversations will make you question how well you know yourself and are in touch with your mental health.
Latest Episodes
View all 71 episodesRaising the Kid Inside Me: "Watching Myself Heal in Real Time"
The Breast Reduction Aftermath: "When Cosmetic Surgery Doesn't Heal What You Hoped"
Addicted to Chaos: "When Peace Starts to Feel Like a Threat"
[BONUS] The 2% Truth: "You're Not a Narcissist"
The Waiting Room... | Sharing the Spotlight: "This Was My Team"
Fluent in Manipulation: "When Therapy Language Becomes a Weapon"
[BOUNS] The Lonely Partner: "Where Are You? Who Are You?"
The "Go With the Flow" Lie: "When Your Partner Becomes a Passenger"
Overthinking Everything: "Daddy Issues, Exes at Weddings, and How We Overthink It All"
Outdated Mindsets: "When You Need a Personal Software Update"
What Grooming Really Looks Like: "When Boundaries Start to Blur"
Your Anger Isn't the Problem, Suppressing It Is: "The Truth About Rage"
Time vs. Money: "Why You're Valuing the Wrong One"
Why is Making Friends as an Adult So Hard?
Josh, Antoinette, and Savon discuss the challenges of making new friends as adults, exploring the differences between childhood and adult friendships, the impact of work and societal pressures, and strategies for building meaningful connections.
Your Primal Self vs Society: "Who's Really in Control?"
Antoinette, Savon, and Josh dive deep into the complexities of living an authentic life, challenging societal norms and personal expectations. They share personal struggles, offer insightful advice, and encourage listeners to embrace their true selves, even when it's scary.
Workplace Identity: "The Reality for Black & Latino Professionals"
What does it mean to build a career in corporate America while staying true to who you are? In this episode, we dive into the concept of workplace identity and how Black and Latino professionals navigate corporate environments that often come with unspoken rules, expectations, and cultural dynamics. From code-switching and representation to career growth and workplace authenticity, the conversation explores the realities many professionals face behind the scenes. We also discuss how identity can shape professional experiences, the pressure to conform in certain spaces, and the importance of finding balance between authenticity and professionalism. Whether you're early in your career, climbing the corporate ladder, or trying to understand workplace culture from a different perspective, this episode offers honest insights and relatable experiences. This conversation highlights the importance of representation, mentorship, and community while navigating professional spaces that can sometimes feel isolating.
Do Women and Men Need Eachother?: "A Look Into Modern Relationships"
The Can't Afford Therapy podcast explores the evolving dynamics between men and women in today's society. Antoinette, Savon, and Josh delve into the question of whether men and women truly need each other, examining cultural shifts, relationship trends, and the impact of individualistic values. They share personal experiences and discuss the influence of music, social media, and societal pressures on modern relationships.
Porn & Our Relationship With It: "The Influence We Ignore"
In this episode of the Can't Afford Therapy podcast, the hosts delve into the often-taboo subject of porn, exploring their personal relationships with it, the impact it has on sexual dynamics, and the complexities surrounding porn addiction. They discuss how societal perceptions of women and their sexuality influence conversations about porn, and how porn can serve as both a source of education and a potential dependency. The conversation highlights the importance of communication in relationships, the nuances of sexual pleasure, and the need for a more open dialogue about these topics.
Finishing, Failing, and Quitting: "When Letting Go Leads to Growth"
SaVon, Antoinette, and Josh discuss the nuances of finishing, failing, and quitting, using personal anecdotes and thought-provoking questions to guide listeners through their own life transitions. They explore the emotional impact of letting go, the importance of prioritizing goals, and the difference between a completed chapter and an abrupt ending. The episode also touches on relationship dynamics, career choices, and the pursuit of personal fulfillment.
The Myth of Agreeing to Disagree?: "Tough Talks with Loved Ones"
Antoinette, Savon, and Josh delve into the complexities of agreeing to disagree, particularly within the context of family relationships and differing political ideologies. They share personal experiences and discuss the importance of setting boundaries, maintaining one's humanity, and understanding the impact of invalidation. The episode explores the challenges of navigating disagreements rooted in oppression and the denial of someone's right to exist, offering insights on how to approach these difficult conversations and prioritize one's well-being.