So grateful that Anna Sale will talk about stuff no one else wants to. When nothing else seems to have a beating heart…

Okay I’ve been listening to DSM for almost a decade. Anna Sale is an interview goddess - she is truly such a unique talent for seeing and being seen. However - in the Babygirl episode - which is all about women embracing their inner beast and not subscribing to societal pressures - each commerical was a freaking female directed weight loss app, method, etc. I have whiplash from going from the feminist discussions to “LOSE WEIGHT WITH HERS”. The transparency of Slates Marketing and Comms team assessing the demographic market of DSM and selling to this companies is comically ridiculous. Anna Sale and DSM are awesome, Slate be better with your targeted marketing.

Do you have any new episodes or just repeats??? You ask us to subscribe to listen to… episodes we have already heard???? The valentines episode is the 3rd time you have played that episode. Seriously? Another rerun with no new content this week. Replaying old episodes with zero new episodes is not podcasting. Most episodes are still just repeats I don’t get it. Why not have new episodes based on the content you used to do rather than interviews with random people no one has heard of. Such a dumb move. I’m miss when you talked about things like death, sex, and money. Now it’s just boring interviews with people no one has ever heard of. Bring back the juicy episodes! So many reviews say this, you gotta listen to us Anna! Stop interviewing boring people. Every week it’s a rerun or an interview with the world’s most boring person who has less than nothing to say.

I have listened to Death, Sex & Money since it was on NPR and I’d have the driveway moment of being unable to leave the car until the show was over. Anna Sale has been my companion for so many years. I love her calm demeanor and her ability to Admit when she’s made a mistake. Thank you for years of thoughtful interviews and conversations.

The pacing, along with the wide range of subject matter and the steady hand of host anna sale make this a truly great show. No notes.

I’ve been listening to this podcast for years. My favorite thing about this podcast are the wide range of topics and the hosts gives great interviews and is very insightful without judgement. I just had to leave a review after she sung Erykah Badu’s Next Lifetime one of my favorite songs. You go Anna!

This is one of my favorite podcasts. I enjoy the topics and the skillful way the host interviews guests. It’s a refreshing show and one I look forward to seeing in my podcast feed. Keep up the good work, DSM team!

Anna sale is an amazing interviewer. Her thoughtful questions are what we all wanna ask but are afraid to say, she does it artfully. The taboo topics are approached respectfully and we can all learn from each other’s life experiences. I don’t miss an episode and so glad they found a new home!!

I have been a long time listener of DSM and was delighted when they found a new home with Slate. However, since this significant change, I don’t enjoy this podcast anymore. Anna Sales former curious, inquisitive and thoughtful interviewing style has been replaced with a defined trepidation, along with a lot of ‘um’s…when interviewing guests. Her hesitation to probe deeply and empathetically feels like a muted Anna, which is not what initially attracted me to listening to this podcast. Additionally, I haven’t even found the guests particularly interesting, much less insightful. My guess is that Slate now controls much of what is said, how it is said, and that there is an overall agenda that feels meaningless. Will be unfollowing this podcast.

Ay muchos como yo q solo queríamos morir en pas pero mujeres como tú no dejan por q aman el amor viennn ):