You’re listening to If You Have Feelings, and this is what we like to call The Real Feels Hotline. The official hotline of hot takes and emotionally chaotic confessions. Every week, we read real submissions from our community and react in real time—unfiltered, unhinged, and unapologetically human.

Think: advice column meets group chat energy meets “we’re all just trying our f*cking best.”

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Disclaimer: Feelings Found and the content we share is not a substitute for professional therapy, counseling, or medical advice. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, we encourage you to contact emergency services at 988 or seek support from a licensed mental health professional.

How can ambition and drive both be a source of energy and exhaustion? We explore what it means to channel that driven energy into mental clarity, physical care, and spiritual grounding, so it fuels instead of burns out. The conversation touches on balance, boundaries, and redefining success in a way that actually sustains you. Learn more about and connect with our guest Emily Cheng here.

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Disclaimer: Feelings Found and the content we share is not a substitute for professional therapy, counseling, or medical advice. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, we encourage you to contact emergency services at 988 or seek support from a licensed mental health professional.

Welcome to your weekly emotional check-in, where we don’t just name feelings, we feel them through. Together, we’ll explore a specific emotion, how it shows up in your body, and what it’s really trying to tell you. No overthinking, no judgment—just curiosity.

Disclaimer: Feelings Found and the content we share is not a substitute for professional therapy, counseling, or medical advice. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, we encourage you to contact emergency services at 988 or seek support from a licensed mental health professional.

We're back. A little wiser, a little more emotionally regulated (depending on the day), and still asking the hard-hitting questions like: why do I cry when I'm fine? and is this growth or just burnout in a cute outfit?

If you're here, it means you survived season one of If You Have Feelings without combusting from all that self-reflection, so congrats.

This season, we're diving even deeper into the messy, tender, and sometimes hilarious parts of being a human with feelings. Expect conversations with therapists, advocates, and everyday feelers who get it. No toxic positivity, no "just journal it out" energy. Just real talk, emotional honesty, and maybe a few (no definitely a lot of) nervous laughs along the way.

Disclaimer: Feelings Found and the content we share is not a substitute for professional therapy, counseling, or medical advice. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, we encourage you to contact emergency services at 988 or seek support from a licensed mental health professional.

This is for the human clenching their jaw in traffic, muttering under their breath at the never-ending to-do list, and secretly wondering if it’s possible to just… feel everything without exploding. Yeah, we see you.

Rae Thomas of Feelings Found reflects on ⁠⁠our episode with Vanessa Terese⁠ and how she's never shied away from feeling angry (even when she "wasn't supposed to").

This is a real and honest conversation with the team at Feelings Found. We’re between seasons right now, but the feels don’t stop and neither do we. So here’s what we’re sitting with this week. No fixes. No pressure to figure it out. Just a reminder you’re not the only one feeling this. Text the Real Feels Hotline and let’s talk about it.

This is for the human who's grown out of their old habits, friends, or routines but somehow ended up sitting on the couch if anyone else notices... or even cares.

Kajsa Nikole Whitney of Feelings Found reflects on ⁠our episode with Collin Chartier⁠ and she has some serious concerns for... tennis skirts?!

This is a real and honest conversation with the team at Feelings Found. We’re between seasons right now, but the feels don’t stop and neither do we. So here’s what we’re sitting with this week. No fixes. No pressure to figure it out. Just a reminder you’re not the only one feeling this. Text the Real Feels Hotline and let’s talk about it.

This is for the mom with unwashed hair, 87 tabs open on their computer and also in their brain, and no clue what actually lights them up anymore? Because same.

Brogan Rossi of Feelings Found reflects on ⁠our episode with Moms Feelin' Themselves⁠ and let's just say, you don't want to miss it.

This is a real and honest conversation with the team at Feelings Found. We’re between seasons right now, but the feels don’t stop and neither do we. So here’s what we’re sitting with this week. No fixes. No pressure to figure it out. Just a reminder you’re not the only one feeling this. Text the Real Feels Hotline and let’s talk about it.

We laughed, we cried, we named our feelings (sometimes out loud, sometimes in the shower). From fear to joy to “what even is this emotion?", we went there, with guests who cracked us open and reminded us we’re not alone in the mess. In this finale, we’re taking a moment to look back, celebrate what we’ve built, and set the stage for what’s next. Think of it as a group hug with just enough chaos to keep it interesting.