Self-Improvement · Mel Robbins
by Mel Robbins
You can change your life and Mel Robbins will show you how. The Mel Robbins Podcast is the #1 podcast on the globe for a reason: Mel’s simple, research-backed advice has changed millions of people’s lives, and in every episode, she’s giving you all her hard-fought secrets, science-backed tools, and deeply personal stories, so you can change yours too. If you’re a new listener, you’re in the right place. Every episode will empower you to create a better life and help you take a step toward the life you want. Want more? Follow along at @melrobbins Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of The Mel Robbins Podcast ad-free. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus.
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Finding Mel Robbins genuinely changed my life. Her messages resonate with me on such a deep level, and so many of the conversations she shares have shifted the way I think, live, and approach my own growth. Always adds a light to my day. She has such an incredible ability to be insightful, funny, relatable, and deeply impactful all at once. The guests she brings on are equally amazing. I just finished her episode with Gary Vee, and the ending hit home for me so deeply that it genuinely brought me to tears. There’s something really special about watching someone step so fully into their purpose and use their platform to serve, inspire, and help millions of people change their lives. I’m so grateful she chose to do this work and share it with the world. Truly one of those podcasts that has made a meaningful impact on my life. We need more people in the world like Mel Robbins! 🤍
Following up to say I listened to the whole interview on vacation & as suspected from the preview; one of the most helpful conversations I’ve heard online, ever. Thank you for continuing to engage diverse voices from a diversity of fields, backgrounds & life experiences. Excellent!
As a therapist, I really value the guests Mel has. Such brilliant insights to make emotions understandable. But as a perimenopausal woman with late dx ADHD, the episode with Dr Sasha Hamdani was so powerful. I found myself shouting YES, THIS!!! through the whole episode. I had to leave a review. Bravo & thank you Dr Hamdani & Mel!
I’ve heard Mel discuss the vision for her podcast, which includes having a conversation like you would with a friend, which she accomplishes. In addition, I heard her say that her choice of guests is reflective of what a teacher, healthcare professional, administrative, assistant, etc. would want to hear about things that pertain to their everyday lives. She accomplishes that too. What I love the most about her podcast is that her guests come with a wealth of knowledge and information to share, and are not solely celebrities that appear on every talk show and podcast out there. It’s quite refreshing to hear about topics that are important, but you don’t usually hear too much about them unless you look them up. This includes menopause, nutrition, health, mindfulness, social, and emotional topics like ADHD and anxiety. I appreciate her journey and the vulnerability she's willing to express when sharing. She approaches her podcast with curiosity and as a learner, not as an expert. I hope you enjoy listening and take away and nugget in every episode like I do.
At first I thought this podcast was great. Then after seeing episodes vary from some based in science to others that are complete woo or a mix, I lost trust in Mel and her judgment. Many of her guests are not worthy of having on the show if Mel wants her show to be taken seriously. The latest few examples of content that is not up to par: A psychologist who is thriving off of having jumped on the bandwagon with the overuse of “narcissist” and “gaslighting,” law of attraction-type magical thinking mixed with neuroscience to arrive at conclusions that are not logical or rational, a psychic, a doctor who said that skeletal muscle is the largest organ in the body (nope, it’s the skin). And the gushing “I love you, I believe in you” stuff constantly has become nauseating. No, you don’t love me or believe in me; You don’t even know I exist, so don’t insult my intelligence. I see her social media, emails, and podcasts now as just prolific content churned up by a vigorous team. Mel, stick to science or woo. The two don’t mix, and you’ve lost my trust.
I told my therapist I had been listening to this show and he recommended I stop. He pointed out how Mel’s advice is not sound in several instances a an how she twists information in some interesting ways to make herself look smart. Once he pointed it out, it was obvious but I had been fooled for quite a while. I actually feel better now that I’ve stopped listening to her show.
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