Ex-Friends with Kat Gould

Steven Ray Morris is The King of cats and the pasha of podcasts.

Drew Landry takes accountability for chastising your new boyfriend because he's a Trump supporter. Did you think he'd accept a MAGA guy into the friend group without a couple of cracks? C'mon. Get real.

Kandice Martellaro is a comedy writer, filmmaker and stand up. She is an empathetic organism whose episode today serves as the prequel to our next episode where her boyfriend is interviewed.

Jack Seavor is an uplifting, youthful spirit. He is an actor with some major credits, an improviser, and techeas us the best word we've heard in months, "Echolalia."

Comedy writer and comedian Eric Owusu is the only man, thus far,  secure enough to talk about his feelings. A delightful gentleman to speak with, despite being a stern Virgo.

Grey DeLisle is a Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and voice actress. People think Grey and Kat look like sisters, and that's what's most important.

Risdon thinks we should Make Wives Expensive Again. We discuss Hot Issues like "The Non-Hots Wouldn't Understand." Intimacy Coordinator.

Alyssa Caliendo is a talented, warm, sexy acrobat. Her recent friendship conflicts involves an angry shaman and a scorpion infestation.

Kat speaks with her life and careers coach Jennifer Wren. 

Kat sits down with Porsche Thomas, model, writer, vegan baker, podcaster, mother of twin boys, because she is aspirational and has her shit together.

Natasha is an award winning Chicana Showgirl and comic. And she sings like an angel. Natasha describes her friend breakup with admirable accountability and lots of love.

The perfect guinea pig guest, Kat's husband Dana Gould gets vulnerable and reveals he's never done anything wrong in his entire life.

Documentary filmmaker Kat Gould takes us through all of her friend breakups, the impetus of starting the Ex Friend's project.