I become a crybaby when I think about how much I miss this podcast.

This show is incredibly satisfying. In the words of Dolly Parton in Steel Magnolias, laughter through tears is my favorite emotion. Almost all of the cry cues are followed up with a giggle or some other sort of warmth and it makes me feel good.

Sometimes the guests have the noteworthy status and wit to cut through the bs and entertain you in spite of the (lack of) structure here. Sometimes not. That’s the problem when your hosts are self-obsessed and trying too hard to show they don’t care. We don’t either. Worse are the live episodes where they don’t even mic the audience so it sounds like every joke bombs. Why would self-obsessed people not worry about the audience? You figure it out. So in summation if you’re going to enter the podcasting foray, care a little.

I was a long time fan of this podcast, and I am a podcast or myself I can’t imagine how this decision was made! Terrible terrible decision to move the podcast over to a pay to hear service. Wow. What a shame.

I truly WISH I had a chance to ADORE this podcast as so many others reportedly do. This makes me sad, that the amazing podcast about being sad, won’t let me listen to it bc I don't have Stitcher Premium :(.. Very disappointed. How is it logical? Not nice. New listeners need to listen in order to want to listen more! Seems like a podcast that I -and I’m sure many others- could really connect with, but we can’t bc we can’t listen to it! Lol

they took ALL of the episodes to put them on stitcher? super disappointing

Just a little PSA that if, like me, you confused the names and thought personal finance guru Suze Orman had reinvented herself as a hilarious podcast host, sadly that is not the case. It took about 5 episodes before it dawned on me, but still somehow can't totally shake the visual of Suze Orman and Sarah Thyre cracking me up with with emotionally intelligent witty banter.

The hosts interrupt their guests too often, and are not gracious enough to let them talk at length.

I'm shocked at how much I adore this podcast.

A podcast about crying? And it's funny? And you'll sound infinitely more cultured at your next dinner party thanks to all of your new art, music, and literature references? YES! YES! YES! Don't worry, you needn't be a hilarious biploar gay man like me to fall for Sarah and Susan...but it doesn't hurt.