The Well F****d Woman

Tanja Diamond $ Suzy Easterling
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Most podcasts want to make you comfortable.We're aiming for slightly aroused, mildly offended, intellectually stimulated, and wondering why nobody has ever said this out loud before. Welcome to The Well-F****d Woman.Hosted by Tanja Diamond and Suzy Easterling, this is where we drag the conversations everyone else politely steps around into the middle of the room and refuse to let them leave until they've answered a few uncomfortable questions. Why do women know more about anti-aging creams than their own clitoris? Why are we expected to instinctively know how to have extraordinary relationships when most of us never saw one growing up? Why does everyone tell us to communicate better, yet nobody teaches us what we're actually afraid of saying? Why are women still carrying shame that isn't even theirs? Some weeks we'll be talking about sex. Other weeks it'll be betrayal, menopause, nervous systems, porn, body image, grief, love, desire, motherhood, trauma, friendship, aging, emotional intelligence, or the strange little lies that quietly run our lives while we're busy pretending we're fine. We do messy, curiosity, brutal honesty, science, inappropriate laughter, and the occasional sentence that makes one of us stop mid-conversation and say, "Well... that's going to piss somebody off." Excellent. The best conversations usually do. So pull up a chair, pour yourself something delicious, and join us for the conversations you've been having in your own head for years but weren't quite sure you were allowed to say out loud. One small warning before you hit play: we swear, we laugh loudly, we talk openly about sex, and we have an unhealthy relationship with polite society. If you're listening around children, coworkers, or anyone who still whispers the word "vagina," do yourself a favour and grab your headphones.

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    Your Partner's Mistress Fits in His Pocket

    Your husband says it's "just porn." That's adorable. Because cocaine is just powder, gambling is just cards, and social media is just an app. People have an incredible talent for minimizing the things quietly running their lives.  In this episode, Tanja and Suzy stop pretending internet porn is the same thing as the Playboy hidden under someone's mattress in 1987. It isn't. One was a magazine. The other is an algorithm engineered to keep your brain chasing the next dopamine hit until real intimacy starts feeling... inconvenient. They talk about the marriages damaged by pornography, the partners left wondering why they're lying next to someone who would rather have sex with a screen, and the heartbreaking reality that children are being introduced to violent pornography before they're old enough to understand what they're seeing. They also unpack why so many people defend porn with "everybody does it," while quietly ignoring the loneliness, erectile dysfunction, betrayal, emotional disconnection, and addiction that often follow. This isn't an argument about whether naked bodies are offensive. It's a conversation about what happens when pixels become more rewarding than people, fantasy becomes easier than vulnerability, and the phone in your partner's hand starts getting more intimacy than you do. You don't have to agree with us. But before you tell yourself it's "no big deal," ask one uncomfortable question. If your partner had spent the last six months choosing another person over you every single day, would you still call it harmless... just because that person lived inside a screen? Listener Advisory: TWFW is an unapologetically candid podcast. Use your headphones if in public. Episodes drop weekly, Got a topic you’re dying to hear us unravel?  Email us—we’re listening. twfwpodcast@gmail.com Follow us:  https://www.facebook.com/tanja.diamond/  https://www.facebook.com/suzy.easterling Tanja Diamond is a life & business strategist, Tantra Master, speaker and 13-time best-selling author who has spent nearly four decades helping people create more kickass lives. Known for blending neuroscience, psychology, contemplative traditions, and unapologetic honesty, she challenges conventional   Talk to Tanja  Click Suzy Easterling is a certified life coach, speaker and unapologetic rule breaker when it comes to how we talk about and navigate grief. She is here to help you reclaim your life after loss, big or small, on your own terms. Drawing from both her personal and professional experience she mixes raw honesty, humor and no b.s.  She empowers people to turn their pain into purpose and prove that even after loss and life’s hardest times, joy is still within reach.

  2. Jul 17

    Congratulations. You're Officially Too Old to Be Seen

    What happens when the world starts looking through you instead of at you? When did you stop feeling visible? Women over 40 rarely talk about the moment they realize they're no longer the woman who turns every head in the room. Menopause arrives. Bodies change. Skin changes. Hair changes. Confidence shifts. Society starts whispering that youth equals value, and too many women begin believing it. In this raw and deeply personal episode of The Well-F****d Woman, Tanja and Suzy pull the curtain back on what aging as a woman really feels like. They share honest stories about menopause, body image, gray hair, sagging breasts, changing sexuality, self-worth, and the grief that can come with feeling invisible, even inside your own relationship. They also tackle the questions women often carry in silence. Can you still feel desirable after 40? What happens when your partner no longer reflects back the beauty you long to feel? How do you rebuild confidence when your body no longer looks or behaves the way it once did? And what if the biggest battle isn't aging... but believing the lie that your value disappears with your youth? This isn't a conversation about pretending to love every wrinkle or forcing fake confidence. It's about reclaiming your identity, your sexuality, and your power in a culture that profits from women believing they're no longer enough. If you've ever looked in the mirror and wondered where she went... this episode is for you. Listener Advisory: TWFW is an unapologetically candid podcast. Use your headphones if in public. Episodes drop weekly, Got a topic you’re dying to hear us unravel?  Email us—we’re listening. twfwpodcast@gmail.com Follow us:  https://www.facebook.com/tanja.diamond/  https://www.facebook.com/suzy.easterling Tanja Diamond is a life & business strategist, Tantra Master, speaker and 13-time best-selling author who has spent nearly four decades helping people create more kickass lives. Known for blending neuroscience, psychology, contemplative traditions, and unapologetic honesty, she challenges conventional   Talk to Tanja  Click Suzy Easterling is a certified life coach, speaker and unapologetic rule breaker when it comes to how we talk about and navigate grief. She is here to help you reclaim your life after loss, big or small, on your own terms. Drawing from both her personal and professional experience she mixes raw honesty, humor and no b.s.  She empowers people to turn their pain into purpose and prove that even after loss and life’s hardest times, joy is still within reach.

  3. Jul 17

    Your Vulva Called. She's Been Ignored

    Your vulva has a complaint. She's been with you your entire life, and somehow she still hasn't been properly introduced. Most women can name every Kardashian, identify fifty shades of beige at the paint store, and navigate a smartphone with the confidence of an FBI agent. Ask them to point to their clitoris, explain the difference between a vulva and a vagina, or describe what actually gives them pleasure, and suddenly we're all pretending to need another glass of wine. That isn't stupidity, it's bad training.We were taught how not to get pregnant. We were taught how not to look "easy." We were taught how to cross our legs, lower our voices, and call our vulva a "down there." Then the universe handed us a partner and expected us to confidently direct traffic in a neighborhood nobody ever gave us a map for. In this episode, Tanja and Suzy finally have the conversation your sex education teacher skipped because they were too busy putting condoms on bananas. They talk about beginner and expert vulvas, why every woman's anatomy is beautifully different, how shame quietly sabotages pleasure, and why the most important sexual relationship you'll ever have is the one with your own body. Here's the uncomfortable truth. You can't ask someone to love a body you've never been taught to know. You can't expect your partner to read a map you've never seen yourself. Great sex isn't mind reading, it's body literacy. You may find yourself standing in front of a mirror later thinking, "Well... we clearly need to get acquainted."Good.Your vulva has been waiting for this meeting for years. Listener Advisory: TWFW is an unapologetically candid podcast. Use your headphones if in public. Episodes drop weekly, Got a topic you’re dying to hear us unravel?  Email us—we’re listening. twfwpodcast@gmail.com Follow us:  https://www.facebook.com/tanja.diamond/  https://www.facebook.com/suzy.easterling Tanja Diamond is a life & business strategist, Tantra Master, speaker and 13-time best-selling author who has spent nearly four decades helping people create more kickass lives. Known for blending neuroscience, psychology, contemplative traditions, and unapologetic honesty, she challenges conventional   Talk to Tanja  Click Suzy Easterling is a certified life coach, speaker and unapologetic rule breaker when it comes to how we talk about and navigate grief. She is here to help you reclaim your life after loss, big or small, on your own terms. Drawing from both her personal and professional experience she mixes raw honesty, humor and no b.s.  She empowers people to turn their pain into purpose and prove that even after loss and life’s hardest times, joy is still within reach.

  4. Jul 14

    Good Girls Don't Talk Like This

    What if the biggest lie women have ever been sold isn't about beauty, relationships, or sex? What if it's the belief that we're supposed to keep the most important parts of ourselves quiet? We learn to smile when we're hurting, soften our opinions so we're easier to love, and avoid the conversations that might make other people uncomfortable. Then we wonder why so many women feel disconnected from themselves, their partners, and each other. Welcome to The Well-F****d Woman.In our first episode, Tanja and Suzy introduce themselves by doing exactly what women are rarely encouraged to do. They tell the truth. They share stories about relationships, grief, sexuality, trauma, healing, marriage, divorce, self-worth, and the winding paths that brought them here. There are no polished scripts, no carefully curated personas, and no pretending to have all the answers. Just two women willing to say out loud what many people only think in private. This podcast isn't about shock value, it's  about honesty. It's about creating the conversations most of us wish we'd had years ago, before shame, silence, and other people's expectations taught us to hide parts of ourselves. We'll talk about sex without embarrassment, relationships without fantasy, personal growth without spiritual performance, and the messy, beautiful reality of being human.If you've ever felt like the advice you've been given didn't quite fit your life, your body, or your relationships, you've found your people. We don't promise comfortable conversations. We promise real ones. Listener Advisory: TWFW is an unapologetically candid podcast. Use your headphones if in public. Episodes drop weekly, Got a topic you’re dying to hear us unravel?  Email us—we’re listening. twfwpodcast@gmail.com Follow us:  https://www.facebook.com/tanja.diamond/  https://www.facebook.com/suzy.easterling Tanja Diamond is a life & business strategist, Tantra Master, speaker and 13-time best-selling author who has spent nearly four decades helping people create more kickass lives. Known for blending neuroscience, psychology, contemplative traditions, and unapologetic honesty, she challenges conventional   Talk to Tanja  Click Suzy Easterling is a certified life coach, speaker and unapologetic rule breaker when it comes to how we talk about and navigate grief. She is here to help you reclaim your life after loss, big or small, on your own terms. Drawing from both her personal and professional experience she mixes raw honesty, humor and no b.s.  She empowers people to turn their pain into purpose and prove that even after loss and life’s hardest times, joy is still within reach.

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Most podcasts want to make you comfortable.We're aiming for slightly aroused, mildly offended, intellectually stimulated, and wondering why nobody has ever said this out loud before. Welcome to The Well-F****d Woman.Hosted by Tanja Diamond and Suzy Easterling, this is where we drag the conversations everyone else politely steps around into the middle of the room and refuse to let them leave until they've answered a few uncomfortable questions. Why do women know more about anti-aging creams than their own clitoris? Why are we expected to instinctively know how to have extraordinary relationships when most of us never saw one growing up? Why does everyone tell us to communicate better, yet nobody teaches us what we're actually afraid of saying? Why are women still carrying shame that isn't even theirs? Some weeks we'll be talking about sex. Other weeks it'll be betrayal, menopause, nervous systems, porn, body image, grief, love, desire, motherhood, trauma, friendship, aging, emotional intelligence, or the strange little lies that quietly run our lives while we're busy pretending we're fine. We do messy, curiosity, brutal honesty, science, inappropriate laughter, and the occasional sentence that makes one of us stop mid-conversation and say, "Well... that's going to piss somebody off." Excellent. The best conversations usually do. So pull up a chair, pour yourself something delicious, and join us for the conversations you've been having in your own head for years but weren't quite sure you were allowed to say out loud. One small warning before you hit play: we swear, we laugh loudly, we talk openly about sex, and we have an unhealthy relationship with polite society. If you're listening around children, coworkers, or anyone who still whispers the word "vagina," do yourself a favour and grab your headphones.

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  • Creator
    Tanja Diamond $ Suzy Easterling
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    Copyright © 2026 The Well-Fucked Woman. All Rights Reserved.
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