One year after the launch of their podcast, Glennon Doyle and Abby Wambach are looking back—and teasing what's to come.
Vanity Fair
The podcast strikes a balance of being incredibly vulnerable, candid, and intimate on a very public platform. How do you exist within that fine line?It would feel difficult if that’s not how [our platform] was built. But I started writing right when I got sober after being lost to food and alcohol addiction for a very long time. I found the magic of recovery: We don’t have to be ashamed of anything. We can talk about all of our hard things. We live in service of others.
You know, I lost my father to suicide. And he was also unfaithful in my parents’ marriage. And I am vocal about it, but other people sort of trip over their words when I bring it up. But tiptoeing over your own experiences, that isAnd you’re bringing something that has felt like it’s been in the shadows into the light by talking about it with no shame.
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