Cancel Me, Daddy

Katelyn and Christine are really entertaining hosts that cover interesting and diverse subject matter. I learn from them and their points of view in a truly enjoyable format.

This is one of those podcasts people talk about when they say not everyone should have a microphone. I tried to get into it thinking it would be information and worthwhile, but I was sorely mistaken. Katelyn Burns is even worse on social media than she is on her podcast. The way she responds to criticism is… well, it’s something. You’ll often see her on the “wrong side” of issues especially if any of her friends are involved. At the end of the day, she’d rather defend people she knows than stand up against bigotry. In fact, it’s even evident in the podcast from what little I listened to— there’s no pushback when someone says something off, just a lot of “mhmm”, “yeah”, “mhmm.”

I feel like I am living in podcast land, and my podcasts are divided into two things:TTRPG podcasts and insightful commentary on the world. Given that I am a huge advocate for trans people I thought I would check out this podcast with an awesome trans l journalist as a host, and I am very glad I did. I am really enjoying the show's way of taking on the issues. It took me a while to check it out because cancel culture language makes me roll my eyes... but it makes the hosts do that too, so I'm good

“Cancel Me, Daddy” is a must-listen for anyone tired of the surface-level debates around cancel culture and censorship. Katelyn Burns and Christine Grimaldi bring sharp, thoughtful analysis to every episode, pairing humor with constructive context that reframes these often-misunderstood topics. The guests are consistently top-tier, adding fresh perspectives and depth to the conversation. It’s insightful, well-researched, and often laugh-out-loud funny—a perfect balance of wit and wisdom. This is exactly the kind of podcast we need right now. Highly recommend!