Secondhand Therapy - Podcast Rankings and reviews

People who are looking for therapy advice please go to therapy! Don’t listen if you are expecting someone to tell you what to do. It’s not a one size fits all. This is what is working for them. Might not for you.

This is a truly a phenomenal podcast. I’m not looking for advice, but I love their relationship and they are helping to normalize therapy. I also wish more men their age would listen and think hey, these are just guys going through it like me, maybe I can go to therapy too!

Anyway, I listen because two people are being vulnerable with each other (and strangers!) and it’s beautiful!

I really enjoy listening to these guys go through it. They’re real and open about situations most would run away from. However, if mouth sounds bother you this isn’t the pod for you.

Couldn’t believe how much I learned from listening to these two. As a man it can be hard to really look at myself, so I know this is basic but hearing men talk about their feelings is actually necessary.

I have hope for mankind when I listen to these two. By talking about their internal struggles they are normalizing men expressing pain and sadness. This is the way boys should be raised. All the men that complain that women won’t date them should pay attention and do the same.

I had high hopes for this podcast, but unfortunately it fell short of my expectations. The episodes often feel disjointed and lack a clear direction, making it hard to follow and stay engaged. The hosts sometimes seem unprepared, and the advice given often feels generic and uninspired. Not to mention their dynamic feels more like a bully and victim rather than friends, which makes for an uncomfortable listening experience. I was hoping for a podcast that would offer meaningful therapy insights, but Secondhand Therapy left me feeling more frustrated than helped. There are definitely better options out there for those seeking genuine and impactful mental health advice.