Girl Stop Talking

Tatum Zoeee

Girl Stop Talking is your new favorite unfiltered podcast hosted by Tatum Zoeee and her unhinged co-host, Chance. Two 90s babies with millennial meltdowns and Gen Z humor, they’re here to talk about everything you’re voice-noting your friends: sex, situationships, body image, therapy, and men who should absolutely not be dating. From wild overshares to hot takes no one asked for, Tatum and Chance bring bold opinions, messy stories, and chaotic best-friend energy. If you’ve ever been told you’re too loud, or too much—this is the show for you. Grab a drink, lower your standards, and press play.

  1. Oct 26

    The 4 Behaviors Quietly Killing Your Relationships

    This week on Girl Stop Talking, we’re breaking down the relationship patterns that quietly follow us into our dating lives, friendships, and every uncomfortable conversation we would rather avoid. We unpack secure, anxious, and avoidant attachment styles—including how they develop, how they show up in adult relationships, and why understanding your attachment style isn’t an excuse for unhealthy behavior. We also explore the difference between healthy interdependence and codependence, kindness versus people-pleasing, and what it actually looks like to set boundaries without feeling like you’re being mean. Then we get into friendship conflict: how to have the hard conversation, recognize when a relationship can be repaired, and identify the “Four Horsemen” behaviors that can slowly destroy connection—criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling. If you’ve ever overextended yourself to keep the peace, avoided conflict until you exploded, or wondered whether you’re asking for too much or simply asking the wrong person, this episode is for you. It’s time to stop confusing self-abandonment with love and start building relationships where honesty, boundaries, and mutual support can actually exist. Subscribe to Girl Stop Talking and tell me in the comments: Are you secure, anxious, avoidant—or still trying to figure out what the hell is going on? Free PDF Download: https://www.tatumzoeee.com/podcast Connect with Rachel:https://www.instagram.com/sage_counseling_wellness/

  2. Sep 28

    Stimulate Your Mind: Susan Bratton, Dr.Tara, Ashley Cobb & Amy Pearlman

    Happy f*****g Monday, bitches! This week, Girl Stop Talking is coming to you live from STIMULATE, the sexual health and wellness conference in Nashville, with a lineup of quickies—and for once, we’re talking about interviews.First, I sit down with Dr. Tara to cover basically everything you’ve ever wanted to ask your most sexually adventurous friend: open relationships, sex cruises, squirting, queefing, and what happens when curiosity leaves the group chat and enters real life.Then Susan Bratton joins me to talk about her Love Dynamics approach to communication—understanding how you want to feel in a relationship, learning how to express those needs, and helping your partner love you in a way you can actually receive. Because apparently “they should just know” is not a communication strategy.I also catch up with sexual health educator and *Pleasure, Please!* author Ashley Cobb about creating more inclusive, shame-free sex education, helping women communicate their desires out loud, and why conversations about pleasure should always include protection, testing, and sexual confidence.Finally, board-certified urologist Dr. Amy Pearlman gives us a peek behind the curtain of men’s sexual and hormonal health. We talk about what a urologist actually does, the conversations men avoid having about their bodies, and why erectile function, testosterone, genital health, and sexual wellness deserve more honest—and far less embarrassing—conversations.Four experts, four quickies, and absolutely no small talk. We’re covering pleasure, communication, sexual health, and all the questions you’re curious enough to Google but not always brave enough to ask out loud.https://www.instagram.com/luvbites.co/https://www.instagram.com/susanbratton/https://www.instagram.com/sexwithashley/https://www.instagram.com/amypearlmanmd/

  3. Sep 9

    Stop Waiting to Be Chosen—Start Choosing

    Do you actually like them… or do you just really f*****g want them to like you? This week, I’m joined by Nadège, sex scholar and founder of Pleasure Science, and we’re getting into the psychology behind how we flirt, date, choose partners, and sometimes completely lose ourselves trying to create connection. We break down different flirting styles, what they can reveal about how we approach attraction, and one distinction that had me looking at my entire dating history differently: Are you a trying person or a positioning person? Because there’s a BIG difference between showing up in dating thinking, “How can I make this person like me?” and showing up thinking, “Let me be myself and see if I even like this person.” We talk about people-pleasing, validation, attraction, the types of people we choose, and how constantly trying to be desirable can keep us focused on being chosen instead of asking whether the person sitting across from us is someone WE would choose. Basically, if you've ever changed how you act around someone you like, overanalyzed whether they’re interested, tried to become their “type,” or realized you were more obsessed with getting someone to want you than whether you actually wanted them… Girl. We need to talk. FLIRT QUIZ - www.pleasurescience.com/flirt SOCIALS @pleasurescience (Instagram, TikTok)PLEASURE SCIENCE PODCAST on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@pleasurescience?sub_confirmation=1 *podcast is also available Spotify, Apple, and anywhere else people listen to podsWebsite - www.pleasurescience.com

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42 Ratings

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Girl Stop Talking is your new favorite unfiltered podcast hosted by Tatum Zoeee and her unhinged co-host, Chance. Two 90s babies with millennial meltdowns and Gen Z humor, they’re here to talk about everything you’re voice-noting your friends: sex, situationships, body image, therapy, and men who should absolutely not be dating. From wild overshares to hot takes no one asked for, Tatum and Chance bring bold opinions, messy stories, and chaotic best-friend energy. If you’ve ever been told you’re too loud, or too much—this is the show for you. Grab a drink, lower your standards, and press play.

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