I love Kate’s frank approach. She understands the divorce process and shares great advice on how to navigate divorce with less drama and trauma. Thank you!

I love your direct communication style!! Refreshing!!!!! Clear!!!!!

Kate’s voice, humor and knowledge have been lifelines in my divorce process. Her guests are so informative about the emotional, financial and legal aspects of divorce, and I appreciate how she addresses the issues of being a parent going through divorce. Her podcast has helped keep me sane and guide me through one of the hardest periods of my life. Thank you!

This podcast is great for before/during/after the divorce process. It has given me many tools to use and try during that time, and a window into other types of divorces and relationships. You don’t have to feel alone in your situation, because chances are, you are not! Kate and the community have provided an uplifting environment for women and partners going through this change, that was not available years ago. Her work has brought other professionals together for access that many of us didn’t know where out there. My relationship with my coparent has been incredible, and our kids have been thriving. Thanks to her tools she has given me that I bring to my own therapy, to use in daily life, I can’t believe how happy and at peace I am on the other side.

This has been key to my learning, couldn’t be more grateful for this podcast … THANK YOU!!!

Host is loud and laughs constantly.

After a 26 year marriage, I started searching for help as I was pretty sure I wanted out. I started out listening to Kate’s podcast (for about a year) then moved to reaching out to her for private coaching as I moved into the divorce process. She was instrumental in helping me to make final decisions, start the divorce process and the ups and downs of mediation. She cut thru all the crap that my overwhelmed brain could not handle. I truly wish all women to find her podcast, amazing resources and programs, and private coaching so that they can have the support that I had. Whatever stage you are at, this podcast will be a lifeline. Kate has also created an amazing community of women that offer support as well.

This podcast has been a lifeline to me. A source of comfort and advice and education. Whenever I am feeling defeated I listen to several episodes and I feel pumped up again and ready to take on my divorce podcast. I feel so much better equipped for this journey because of Kates episodes. I really appreciate this resource and share it with all my new divorcees and those SIsORIG women. Thank you Kate for the free therapy !

When my husband and I first separated, I was a wreck. Friends would send me episodes of the Divorce Survival Guide podcast, but I wouldn’t listen. I was too overwhelmed, sad, in denial and scared out of my mind that I wouldn’t have enough money to survive it. Kate Anthony saved me. Each podcast is so thoughtful, with an expert who you can count on to give the best advice, along with their contact information. I retained a financial advisor who was interviewed by Kate. And a parenting plan specialist. I know which of my ex’s behaviors were selfish vs narcissistic or abusive. Most importantly, I know how to put the kids first. And me first. Not him. I basically have a BA in divorce because of Kate Anthony. I’m listening and learning more every day. Now, whenever I have friend ready to contemplate divorce, the first thing I do is send her episodes of this podcast.

This podcast really is helping me survive the process of divorce. I have learned more about more topics that I have never known about. I feel empowered and healthier each time I listen. Thank you Kate Anthony❤️❤️❤️

Hi! I am an avid podcast listener and recently started going through my own divorce process. As a 45 year old man going through this, there are not a lot of reliable and honest resources for men out there. When I came upon this podcast, I knew it was hosted by a woman but the topics looked incredible and many applied to my situation. As I started going through the episodes, it appears the guests do their best to not make the discussion female-male centered, but use the word spouse. The host, on the other hand, leans into her experiences and tends to focus on the man doing the wrong in the relationship and parenting. This can be frustrating to hear…repeatedly. I give the host grace and compassion because she has been through the thick of it and came out the other side a much better person, however I think this podcast could gain a whole new demographic if it leaned more to the center on managing the divorce. I really would like to share this with two divorced dads call groups of over 50 men, but am reluctant to do so because it may create more angst and frustration within their own processes. If you are a man going through the divorce process, listen to this podcast with a filter. Try to focus on the topics and what the host and guests are speaking about rather than the bias towards men being the ‘worst’ in the relationship and cause of the majority of pain in the divorce.

This podcast has been invaluable. After 26 years, I’ve found myself the midst of a divorce without a Clue of where to start. Kate has helped me understand the process and her guests are top notch. Tammi Wallensak, was amazing to talk to and I look forward to working with her as I plan my next home. A big thank you to both Kate and Tammi for your professionalism and support during this challenging time. Xoxo Sofie

Just listened to episode 204 with Tami Wollensak, such great information. The marital home is one of the first decisions a divorcing couple needs to make, and they need to be educated before making a decision. Thanks for sharing all of this content!

Listened to episode 204 with Tami about mortgages and homes during divorce. 🏡 Sending it to my friends going through divorce to go listen now!

Separation.M and divorce are hard and lonely…Kate really create a place that supports and adds value!

I strongly recommend this podcast to anyone. It is titled EXACTLY RIGHT! I have been listening to this podcast since I started considering divorce which helped me process getting to discernment counseling and is STILL helping me now as we are in marriage counseling. You heard me right, still helpful in supplementing actual therapy. If your considering it, listen, you won’t regret it!

Regardless of where you are in your marriage journey, Kate is a must-listen voice along the way! Whether you’re looking for actionable advice to understand whether divorce is the right step, or just need a honest reminder that building a fulfilling relationship doesn’t have to be a herculean effort every day - she’ll help you get there. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

Kate is relatable and the episodes are informative. She’s down to earth and direct, and has a way of drawing out her guests that I love. This is tough subject — I noticed that some of the reviews were critical of episodes on dealing with narcissists - but the truth is that it can be very difficult - and sometimes dangerous - separating from a narcissist or an abuser, so I’m glad these episodes are out there. I like the format of having a conversation - and the experts really help provide useful information.

Just heard the episode with Vanessa Bennett and it was a total lightbulb moment when it became clear that “we’re all codependent.” So affirming and empowering to hear. Can’t wait to listen to more episodes!

I really can’t express enough how valuable this podcast is! I discovered this podcast through one of the episodes with Annette and I am hooked. You guys share so much valuable information that has helped me tremendously already! Thank you both for the work that you do and the efforts to help so many people out there!

She has interesting guest, yet constantly talks over them and its always about herself. She needs to stop and let the guest finish a sentence or thought!!

I think she’s very knowledgeable but the cursing is unprofessional and jarring to listen to.

Thank you for the episode on Am I the Abuser. It was so familiar and reassuring. I have been blaming myself for allowing my marriage to be in a state where I left. I'm sure I still will, but this gave me a new perspective that made sense.

Focused on too much psychological terms and labeling. They seem to think normal relationship problems as abusive. They mentioned her husband playing golf instead of spending time with wife. Not being a good husband yes, but abuser, no. I can give myriad examples. Obsession with narcissism in podcast as most of internet is these days.

I feel totally validated.

i can relate a lot and it’s positive for our family . so informative and helpful please keep in mind that women do this to their men also thanks for sharing your experience

I truly wanted to find value in this podcast. I tried. But having someone so far up the LA Liberal butthole that they and their guests spend 75% of the time crapping on anyone outside of that bubble, makes it really hard. I am sure you have something to offer other than gender fluidity and Liberal ideology. There is value in your knowledge. Quit talking down to everyone outside of your tiny liberal bubble, and open your eyes to what people outside of it have to offer you. If you want to teach, be open to learning. Regardless of what your friends and the NYT has told you, you and your ideals are not the majority or the most important.

Kate Anthony speaks on various important aspects of relationships, responsibility, connection and love. In my humble opinion she is fun loving and goes straight to the point of the conversation. In the end I like what she brings to the conversation. “You are Always the Answer.” Thank you, Giampiero

It’s my first episode and I am so turned off by the fact that the host and guest are laughing at this topic that is not remotely funny. I am listening b/c I am in crisis and need help And support and the laughing is hard to hear, what can possibly be funny??

Kate Anthony touches on all the issues we go through, from considering if divorce is the answer, to how to get through the process and come out ready for a better life! Lots of resources offered, along with no nonsense encouragement and advice.

This has been a great podcast for me and I am a regular listener. I am two years in to my mediation divorce process. I love Kate’s no nonsense approach and there are nuggets of great information in every episode. A recent episode on verbal abuse and domestic violence was particularly enlightening for me.

Kate’s podcast provides helpful information. I like the interviews- even if they don’t pertain to my situation. I still learn something from them.

Kate’s podcast has truly been inspirational. I was faced with the choice of should I stay or should I go? The tools and tips in her podcast helped me to make the brave choice to leave. She is bluntly honest and real which makes her so relatable. Her podcast was just what I needed to push me over that teetering line of staying or leaving. This is a must listen to anyone going through this process!

I’m 30 with two children and recently divorced. The last year has been a struggle. This is the first podcast I’ve ever listened to, and I can’t stop now! I feel like I’m having a conversation/therapy with someone who gets it.

Kate and her guests offer wonderful insight, support, validation, and experiences, as well as many relatable and practical tools to help understand, heal, and live.

I find Kates podcasts very encouraging and motivating just knowing that I wasn’t in this alone. Thank you Kate for the opportunity to join and belong to the best divorce group SISOSIG with others on this same journey. With all your resources, support and help we can do hard things. We got this!

Kate has compiled everything and everyone you would want to talk to or hear from during the hardest decision you will face. I don’t know where I would be without her podcast and programs. Probably not going anywhere or reaching a level of security in my ability to take back control of my life and feel confident enough to find my happiness:)

I’ve been listening for the last 6 months, the topics, guest speakers, and of course the host have been one of the best resource to help me heal and recover from my pending divorce. I appreciate the authenticity, real discussion about the ugly, hard, and emotional roller coaster that divorce puts you through. This podcast is Like sitting w a safe, wise, smart and funny friend to tell you what to expect and how to get through the difficulties of divorce.

Revealing and illuminating

This podcast is a full on rage fest. 9/15 ep 😖 SO much shadow.

She has been a lifesaver! A BFF I needed for this journey!

Helpful and educational

Kate Anthony is absolutely the best in her business! She knows what she is talking about and she shares from her heart and her own experiences. If you are contemplating divorce, if you are in the muck of it, if you are through it and onto the next phase - she is the survival guide you need! Kate is genuine and real and frankly I’d have been lost without her and the amazing community she’s built. Thank you Kate!!

Went from divorce tips throughout her episodes (which that was what I was interested in), into political drama (Definitely NOT there for that). People aren’t here to listen to your political views, just for divorce advice. She does not value her listeners in the least. People can have different views and guess what? That is ok and that’s what makes this beautiful world go round. I highly suggest one of the many other divorce podcasts, where they are respectful and leave politics out of it.

Kate is the first person you think of when someone asks for divorce support! It’s like having your best friend in your corner who just gets you! I appreciate Kate’s transparency and being so real with us. Absolutely love this podcast and tell all my friends about it!

I tuned in to hear Eric Broder discuss divorce myths, air date 27 May 21, as my first episode of this podcast. While the guest speaker stayed professional and unemotional, the host dropped f-bombs and other curse words. Not what I’m looking for to help me in my journey.

Thanks so much for the March 11 episode with Sarah McDugal. My husband is addicted to porn, a borderline alcoholic and has had several affairs. I have to say my church has actually been great - offering and subsidizing counseling for my husband and explicitly letting me know that God does not at all demand that I stay in the relationship or that these are MY issues to fix. Where I have struggled is seeing leaving as the loving thing to do. Although my church has been great (and we are evangelical Christian), this episode helped me to see the abuse more clearly and to see that leaving is not at all a selfish choice at this point. That is some peace I desperately needed. Thank you!

I feel like listening to this podcast made a big difference in my mental health journey during and after my divorce, I wish I had found it earlier !

This show is SOOO Needed! Kate gets to the down and dirty of Divorce! She will support and help you every step of the way with her valid and important advice on Whether to Stay or Go - how to help protect your kids, your own sanity, and more - during the process. Be sure to catch every episode! Coach Riana Milne

This podcast and Kate’s work has gotten me through and is still getting me through the hardest, most painful time of my life. I can’t recommend it enough, even if you’re not married and considering divorce. Happy spouses, singles, people just dating. Such valuable information that you SHOULD listen to before marriage! Thank you Kate!