I’m loving Calm News! Thank you for keeping us informed during this crazy time.

A joy, an inspiration, and a general reminder that we can all do hard things. Thanks for bringing tough conversations to light.

I loved this podcast and have listened to every single episode until they added Jessica Yellin to their pod and have continually failed to respond to the ethical quandary they have placed themselves in regarding her reporting of the war on Gaza. Multiple listeners have stated their concern regarding her ability to provide trustworthy and calm journalism after how she handled herself and the responses to her reporting, especially at the beginning of the conflict. Not only have they not addressed those concerns, they continue to have her on as a segment. Unfortunately, I will have to stop listening to this podcast until something changes. There are plenty of incredible independent journalists who would fit this role well, and they chose a (likely) Zionist. Really bad vibes now.

I am a new listener and have ramped up since introducing Calm News. I was feeling panicked consuming news from more traditional sources. This helps me stay informed in a meaningful way. Thank you! Love the other episodes too!

Great episode. Reminds me of when I heard Barbra Streisand quote Nietzsche- figure out what you want and the universe will conspire to make it happen. (Paraphrase!). Thanks for all you do to lift us all and hold us during these awful times.

Listening to this show was my next right thing! Thank you all so much!

Love your insight, intergrity, and warmth., Glennon. Thank you for sharing your gift. (Would very much appreciate interviews with federal workers. To bring people together and sustainably address social ills we need to hear more from regular society and servants, not just superstars—though I love Abby—so sweet!!!)

I don’t know how you do it, but somehow, you always seem to show up right when I need you most. During some of my hardest moments, your voices have been there—steady, wise, unflinching—reminding me that I can do hard things. And not just any hard things, but the ones that require me to be more me—not someone else, not a shinier version, but the truest version of who I already am. Your conversations don’t just inform; they expand. You’ve cracked open so many of my old narratives, showing me possibilities I never considered. Your episodes on narcissism gave me the clarity and courage to stand in my truth in a deeply challenging relationship—an act that changed my life in ways I could never have imagined. It was like stepping into a dream I hadn’t allowed myself to believe was possible. Glennon, your openness about religion and spiritual abuse means more than I can put into words. I have walked that path for years, and hearing you speak about it makes me feel seen, less alone. You all create a space where the hardest, messiest, most painful things can be named, held, and understood. It’s rare to find a podcast that is both a lifeline and a wake-up call. You don’t strive for perfection, and that’s exactly why you feel like sisters—because you’re real, because you don’t turn away from the truth, and because you care enough to tell us what we need to know, not just what’s comfortable to hear. I am so, so grateful for you. Every week, I look forward to your voices filling my space, helping me hold both awareness and detachment, truth and compassion. You have made an immeasurable impact on my life—and we’ve never even met. Yet. 😉 With love and gratitude, Chanchal

Have really appreciated your coverage of what’s happening in our government.

I respect you and enjoy your pod…please put your money where your mouth is and drop advertisers like Whole Foods thats owned by Jeff Bezos…we have to take a stand and boycotting is one way.