Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"The universe was like, let's do it to you. And I was in definitely a place. But I was in a dark place. But I never felt stuck. I just was like, okay, we got a pivot. We got a pivot." — Hannah Berner
"We write it on Hannah. I could sit here and talk to you for 17 more hours. I love you. Thank you for also being so good at interviewing because you make me look good." — Alex Cooper
"Men are not your friends. I have hilarious, beautiful people in my life. A man who's hot with no personality is not your friend. And never will be. And probably shouldn't be your boyfriend either." — Hannah Berner
This episode features a candid conversation between Alex Cooper and comedian Hannah Berner, delving into their personal lives and career trajectories. The discussion highlights Berner's journey leading up to her Netflix comedy special, emphasizing the importance of embracing imperfections and finding authenticity, especially after experiences on reality television. They explore the humorous and often challenging aspects of dating, touching on misinterpretations of romantic cues and the pressures of social media, with Berner sharing relatable anecdotes about past relationships and the unique dynamics of dating athletes.
The conversation also touches on the broader theme of self-perception and societal expectations, particularly for women in the public eye. Both hosts share insights into overcoming insecurities, the evolution of their personal brands, and the power of humor as a coping mechanism and a tool for connection. The episode underscores the value of female friendships and mutual support, with a particular focus on the supportive role mothers can play in navigating life's complexities.
Finally, the episode concludes with a discussion about Berner's creative process for her special, the challenges of presenting personal material, and the shared dream of paving the way for other women in comedy and media. They express mutual admiration for each other's accomplishments and the lasting impact of their friendship, solidifying the episode's theme of empowerment and shared experience.