Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I’ve long admired Monica Lewinsky’s strength, and her new podcast just makes me respect her even more. She brings so much honesty, thoughtfulness, and heart to every episode. It’s smart, real, and surprisingly relatable — whether she’s sharing her own experiences or having deep, meaningful conversations with her guests.

You can tell she genuinely cares about these topics and about giving people space to tell their stories. There’s a lot of wisdom here, but it never feels preachy — just human. I’m loving every episode so far. Five stars without a doubt!

If you told me 25+ years ago I’d be listening to Monica on podcast, I wouldn’t have believed you. She’s proven over the years to be a person of substance and an inspiration for how to reclaim your life/narrative. She’s an excellent podcaster and every single episode I’ve heard has been excellent. I love that she weaves nuggets about her experience without it dominating the discussion. Her experience is the source of the reclaiming and without it, it would not feel like a genuine podcast. She isn’t just a podcaster, she’s someone who survived and thrived and that ought to be acknowledged & emulated.

A wonderful host and great show concept. Interview style is solid, guests are interesting, entertaining, and come from diverse backgrounds and careers, etc., and the flow of conversation makes it feel like you’re sitting it on two friends catching up. And on a side note- seeing the other comments is very telling of those that have actually listened to the show rather than those that haven’t or are nitpicking on irrelevant issues unrelated.

I am very much enjoying this podcast! I love listening to Monica. Her sense of humor is smart but doesn’t try too hard, her command of the English language and ability to choose the best word but not sound inaccessible is flawless, and she neither tries to ignore nor hangs on 1998. Her questions for guests are the perfect balance of being inquisitive while still respectful. The chemistry and warmth between the guests and Monica are apparent. Episode number two, where Monica is interviewed about 1998, is brave.

I have listened to four episodes and for me, it is technically perfect. There are no annoying bumpers, Monica’s voice and cadence are ideal, and she does not overtalk her guests. We always knew this woman was intelligent and now she gets to reclaim that. I am looking forward to listening to more.