Call Her Daddy
Call Her Daddy
"I always want to like do things in a way that no one will expect, you know, so I don't want to give too much away about the tour, but what I will say is it's not going to be me just like podcasting, you know, I'm not just going to be like, welcome back to another live episode and then just talk. There's going to be a lot of things happening." — Alex Cooper
"I think the spot if I deal was cool almost for women in media. Like it was a big moment for me to realize like, oh, this deal is going to inspire so many other women to be like, yeah, you don't need to have a dick to get a big deal or to get respect on your name." — Alex Cooper
"The moment I officially decided I wanted to start call her daddy. Okay, so, I was broke, and I had no job, so I needed a job. No, I was living in New York in the Lower East Side, and I remember, at that time, I was like vlogging, and it's pain to me when I see those vlogs, but it pains me in a good way. I'm like, 'Oh, I was trying so hard to just get my career up and going.'" — Alex Cooper
The episode commemorates the five-year anniversary of "Call Her Daddy," celebrating a significant milestone with the podcast's dedicated "Daddy Gang" community. The host, Alex Cooper, announced an upcoming live tour, described as a "bachelorette party" theme, featuring potential celebrity friends and interactive elements beyond a standard podcast episode. This announcement comes alongside reflections on the show's origin, including the initial decision to start a podcast out of necessity and a desire for a new career path in a saturated vlogging market.
Cooper detailed key business lessons learned, emphasizing self-reliance and the importance of discerning advice, noting that personal interests are paramount when navigating professional decisions. She also shared anecdotes about navigating early dating life while building the podcast, highlighting the challenges and the eventual realization that the podcast's needs often took precedence. The host expressed pride in the show's evolution, from its early days at Barstool Sports where the team had to prove their worth in a male-dominated environment, to securing a significant Spotify deal, which she views as a victory for women in media.
The conversation underscored the deep connection between Cooper and her audience, framing them as an integral part of the show's success. She detailed instances where listeners' feedback influenced her decisions and expressed immense gratitude for their continued support. Looking ahead, Cooper outlined ambitious plans for Season 4, focusing on continued thoughtful content creation and expansion, hinting at potential future tours and further community engagement, reinforcing her commitment to "Call Her Daddy" and its audience above all else.