Going Mental with Eileen Kelly

Michael Cohen is an American disbarred lawyer who served as the personal attorney to former U.S. president Donald Trump for over a decade. We discuss his incarceration, media scrutiny, the trial's effect on his family, and how his experience within the prison system ultimately changed his views on criminal justice. Head to www. Patreon.com/KillerAndASweetThang to support the podcast, watch each ep...

You've probably heard of Caroline Calloway during one of her many cancellations. We talk about the ups and downs of internet fame, addiction, and "redemption." Head to www. Patreon.com/KillerAndASweetThang to support the podcast, watch each episode in full length video, hear bonus episodes, meet Eileen and more.

Paperboy Prince, an artist, rapper, and activist walks us through their decision to run for New York City Mayor. They provide insight on how the system is broken, what can be done to fix it, and how listeners can participate in politics to create positive change.  Head to www. Patreon.com/KillerAndASweetThang to support the podcast, watch each episode in full length video, hear bonus episodes, mee...

Amanda Knox was on trial for 8 years for a murder she didn't commit. We talk Italian prison, her acquittal and the lasting effects the media has had on her mental health.  Head to www. Patreon.com/KillerAndASweetThang to support the podcast, watch each episode in full length video, hear bonus episodes, meet Eileen and more.

Meet our host. Interviewed by her childhood best friend, Eileen walks us through her 5-month stint at McLean Hospital, her experience going off the grid, and what's in store for this season. Head to www. Patreon.com/KillerAndASweetThang to support the podcast, watch each episode in full length video, hear bonus episodes, meet Eileen and more.

21-year-old Kiera-Faith Flynn speaks about how her religious and social upbringing has kept her from having sex.

Author and activist Jodie Patterson talks about how their family came to terms with her 11-year-old son's gender identity. 

Rapper Vic Mensa opens up about his depression, drug abuse, and how sex became a vice.

Transgender artist and activist Ava Grey talks about her identity, her decision to pursue gender-affirming surgery, and the healing process.

After experiencing fetishization and other problematic behavior at the hands of white men, Dylan is wary of dating them again. In this episode, Dylan discusses the social and cultural reasons behind his trepidation.

Dr. Lauren Brim decided to have a kid with her platonic friend. They don't live together and switch custody every 24-hours. She walks us through their modern and unconventional co-parenting scenario, touching on the stigma, legal obstacles, and benefits of their version of the American family.

Asexual artist and activist Noreen Quadir walks us through her identity and why the "ace" community deserves respect and recognition.

NYU professor and sex researcher Dr. Zhana Vrangalova discusses her open marriage, jealousy, and dissects the conventional relationship model. (This episode was recorded at the Canal Street Market.)

Professional dominatrix Lucy Sweetkill walks us through her unique occupation, touching on fantasy, autonomy, and healing trauma through BDSM.

Andrew St. Ana, an attorney who specializes in cyber harassment, walks us through the laws currently in place to protect citizens from online abuse such as cyberbullying, doxxing, and revenge porn.

Herpes activist Emily Depasse talks her diagnosis, the emotional aftermath, and what her dating life looks like today.

What if talking isn't enough? Clients come to Dr. Laurie Bennett-Cook in need of sexual and emotional healing. With the help of a therapist, Laurie guides patients through exercises of the mind and flesh to reach a better understanding of their intimacy. Laurie discusses what separates sex surrogacy from prostitution, boundaries, and what she's learned from helping others heal through physical con...