Can't Relate

In what feels like decades, we're finally back on schedule with our regularly scheduled programming! Welcome to episode 3 of the Can't Relate podcast, It's Giving Cult. TW: This episode contains mentions of New Age spirituality, Q'Anon, and church cults. I've been nervous about releasing this episode, as I'm aware it may step on some toes, and I don't particularly like to be disliked. My intention with recording this episode was to shed light on the harmful practices I saw someone close to me fall into and in hopes provide support to you if you have had a family member or friend fall into these traps as well. Honorable mentions: The Dream podcast, hosted by Jane Marie. The Conspirituality podcast, hosted by Derek Beres, Julian Walker, and Matthew Remski.Sounds like a Cult, hosted by Amanda Montell and Isabela Medina. Cultish, a novel by Amanda Montell.

We finally made it to LA! In what will hopefully be our last bonus episode in this 3 part bonus segment, I chat about adjusting to living in a new environment and some depression I've felt since moving here. Even though my gratitude is unmatched, living in this new environment has been challenging, and this episode is the most raw, honest look at my emotions the last three weeks. Thank you for being along for the journey and for your continued support. Be kind to yourself today.

We're 6 days out from moving to LA and I've got another bonus episode for you, this time featuring questions from the audience and my colorful answers to each. I wish this was so much more polished than it is, as audio was rough for this episode and I didn’t have time to re-record. I wish my branding was as "seamless" as it was when I was first starting, but I'm giving myself as much compassion as possible as we're undergoing one of the most stressful things you can do in your adult life. Thank you for your unwavering patience, and without further ado, grab a snack, get cozy, and enjoy the second bonus episode of the Can't Relate podcast.///Link to my New York City video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPs7ueanWLc&t=105s

SURPRISE we're moving to LA in under two weeks, and we're stressed as hell. Our house is a disaster, and we've been packing nonstop, so instead of pausing the podcast, I decided to create some "bonus" episodes that don't follow the menu I originally sketched out for season 1. I was torn between changing the order of the episodes, but even then, those episodes require research and some educational content that I just don't have mental capacity for at the moment.And surprisingly, recording without a script was absolutely wonderful. I feel like this bonus episode flowed so smoothly, as I ramble about my dreams for the next few years, the process of moving to LA, and more. So without further ado, enjoy roughly 50 minutes of this unscripted bonus episode.

there's nothing quite like the feeling of watching the guy or girl you like fall for someone else, right in front of your eyes. in the second episode of Can't Relate, Emily explores rejection on multiple fronts: from relationships and friendships to families and jobs, rejection is like the ghost in your closet that won't take a hint. grab your snack, grab your drink, and join the juicy conversation.

in the inaugural episode of the Can't Relate podcast, host Emily Dukes sets the table for what's to come on the first season of the show. introductions are in order, as well as backstory on the podcast concept, the host, and vision for the future. get ready for a lighthearted 30 minute listen, so grab a snack, grab a drink, and join the conversation.

Welcome to Can't Relate, a weekly lifestyle show for the ones who feel like they don’t quite fit in. I'm your host, Emily Dukes, a 20-something living in Los Angeles, and I am no stranger to feeling like the odd one out. It's been a long time coming, but I've finally created my first show, where nothing is off-limits. We'll discuss all of the topics you already know and love like friendships, relationships, and more, but we're also going to be diving deep into ones that don't get enough attention. Pull up a chair and join the conversation; you belong here. I'll see you on April 12.