It's been far too long! Graham Smith and I caught up a few months back, but as I say in the podcast, I quit Zoloft, so I was way too fucking depressed to do anything about uploading it. Hooray for self-care and getting back on track, so these long-lost gems are now seeing the light of day again. We talk drugs!

Mandy Stadtmiller and Pat Dixon regroup after the 2016 election to find out if Trump is still tearing their marriage apart. riotcast.com/newswhore

Want a perspective on life that shifts you out of your own? Hear the life story of Jerry Stadtmiller, the father of "News Whore" Mandy Stadtmiller and one of the most fascinating, raw, inspiring, revealing individuals you will ever meet in your lifetime. In this rare once-in-a-lifetime interviews where daughter confronts father and likewise, Jerry and Mandy look at the intricacies and delicacies of a relationship that has not always been easy but has always been rooted in an extraordinary level of love and connection.

Do men chase women -- OR do women want to be chased so men pretend to like it? Mandy Stadtmiller and her beleaguered husband Pat Dixon discuss her latest Unwifeable columns from The Cut and bicker like delightful little sparrows on Game of Thrones. (Yes, Mandy is watching GoT as she writes this dumb description.)

What'd you get for Valentine's Day? Mandy Stadtmiller and Pat Dixon got a big old fight--and a great new Unwifeable column about why she wanted roses so goddamned bad, to tell other women about how she had gotten stupid roses. Does she end up getting flowers? Do they end up in the trash? All these questions and more will be answered in this very special episode of News Whore. Real insights, real breakthroughs, real fighting!

Does personal memoir pretty much guarantee the doom of a relationship? What about when you're married? What does it feel like to be on the other end of a relationship column as a guy? "News Whore" host Mandy Stadtmiller reveals the inner workings behind her new column for New York Magazine called "Unwifeable" and husband Pat Dixon talks objections, corrections and realities.

What's more salacious than a fallen pickup artist? A fallen pickup artist named Jared Rutledge with an online trail calling women "fuck puppets" and "plates." Mandy Stadtmiller and Pat Dixon debate the ethics of outing a man who secretly wrote about women he was dating without any names and then saw his anonymous online persona exposed and his personal life roundly demonized and condemned by both feminists and members of the Red Pill community.