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The Angry Therapist

Audio-Only Episodes. Captain’s Log: No guests. No fluff. Just me, the mic, and whatever’s clawing at my insides. Think audio journaling meets back-of-the-bar confessions. Less psychobabble, more soul bleed. Raw, real, and mostly for me.

Audio + Video Episodes. You ask, I riff. Therapy meets real talk. More structure, more insight, more of the good stuff on love, dating, and tools we need to build a healthy relationship. Awesome guests. Less navel-gazing, more crowd-serving. This one’s for you.

The Angry Therapist Podcast

In today’s episode, John Kim answers raw, unfiltered listener questions on the theme of breakups and divorce — the things you’d never dare ask your therapist. 

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Sh*t You Wouldn’t Ask Your Therapist | The Truth About Breakups

In this episode, licensed therapist John Kim gets personal about the mother wound - how it quietly shapes our self-worth, love life, and sense of safety. From a surprising MDMA journey insight to stories about his Korean-American upbringing, John unpacks what it’s like to grow up without emotional warmth from mom - and how this absence leaves lasting imprints on both men and women.

You’ll learn:

 Why the mother wound isn’t just a “women’s issue”

 How emotional absence can be just as impactful as physical absence

 The different ways the mother wound shows up in men (approval seeking, caretaking confusion, fear of intimacy) and women (perfectionism, chronic self-doubt, boundary struggles)

 How it fuels unhealthy patterns like codependency, attachment insecurity, and emotional projection

 Practical steps for healing: naming the wound without blame, reparenting yourself, rewriting old relationship scripts, and doing inner child work

Join the conversation! Have you noticed the mother wound in your own relationships or self-image? What has helped you start to heal? Share your story with us.

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Loving Without Losing Me: Healing the Mother Wound

In this episode, licensed therapist John Kim unpacks the father wound - how it silently shapes our self-worth, relationships, and ideas of masculinity. Through raw personal stories and practical, street-level insights, he explores what it means to grow up with a “ghost father” and how both men and women can begin to heal.

You’ll learn:

 Why the father wound exists even if your dad was “there”

 How it shows up differently for men and women

 Why emotional absence can leave deeper scars than physical absence

 How it becomes a blueprint for love, power, and identity

 Practical ways to reparent yourself and break the cycle

Join the conversation! Do you think you have a father wound? How has it shown up in your relationships or self-image? Share your story with us.

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The Lie We Tell Men About Strength

In this episode, licensed therapists John Kim and Vanessa Bennett dive deep into healing, heartbreak, attachment styles, and codependency - all from the comfort of their bed. With real-life stories, practical insights, and the lens of depth psychology, they unpack what it really means to "heal" and why the journey is anything but linear.

You’ll learn:

 Why “healed” is a myth - and what healing actually looks like

 How depth psychology helps us make meaning from pain

 Why breakups hurt even when you’re the one who ends it

 The difference between codependency and true connection

 How to stop chasing love and start living your own life

Join the conversation! Have you struggled with anxious attachment or feeling responsible for everyone else’s emotions? What does healing mean to you? Drop a comment and share your take.

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Resources & Links:

Learn more about Vanessa HERE

Vanessa’s Inner Compass Academy HERE

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Jump into John’s new Single. On Purpose app ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

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Two Therapists in Bed Talk Breakups, Healing, and OnlyFans

In this episode, licensed therapist John Kim unpacks jealousy through raw personal stories and powerful insights. He dives into the emotional roots of jealousy, including insecurity, fear of abandonment, and core wounds — and offers real, practical tools to navigate it with compassion and clarity.

 You’ll learn:

 How jealousy actually protects us (until it doesn’t)

 The difference between healthy and toxic jealousy

 Why core wounds trigger jealousy more than reality does

 How to build trust and “jealousy-safe” relationships

Join the conversation! Share your thoughts or experiences with jealousy in the comments below. How do you handle jealousy in your relationships?

If you found value in this episode, follow the show and share it with someone who needs to hear this. For more insights on relationships, self-growth, and mental health, don’t miss upcoming episodes.

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Love Doesn’t Kill Jealousy - It Listens to It

Today, John shares a personal take on creativity, productivity, and the pressures they carry. He explores how AI is reshaping the creative process, the quiet power of everyday moments, and why it's worth challenging traditional ideas of success. 

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My F*cking Feelings: An "Unproductive" Day

Today, John unpacks how childhood experiences shape our ability to express emotions and why traits often seen as flaws can actually be powerful strengths. He also highlights the importance of reframing our emotional narratives, building a strong support system, and embracing the messy—but meaningful—journey toward authenticity. 

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You're Not Too Much — They Just Weren't Equipped

Today, John unpacks the complex layers of attraction, emotional wiring, and how our childhood shapes the way we love as adults. He dives into the connection between self-worth and the partners we choose, and why so many of us find ourselves settling—in both relationships and careers.

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Why We Keep Chasing the Same Kind of Love

Today, John reflects on his first month living in Costa Rica—what's surprised him, what’s challenged him, and what’s changed him. He opens up about the warmth of the people, unexpected joy of slowing down, highs, lows, and lessons of this major lifestyle shift. 

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One Month in Costa Rica: The Good, the Bad, and Could This Be Our New Home?

Today, John explores the idea of rebirth and redefining happiness. He emphasizes the importance of pulling from personal truth, recognizing when you're in survival mode, and taking actionable steps towards authenticity and fulfillment.

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I Feel Lost. What's the First Step to Changing My Life?

In the final episode of the Red & Green Flags in Dating series, John talks about how important having capacity for yourself and others is in your relationships. He defines what capacity is, gives examples and what it looks like in action, and explains the difference between having a healthy vs an unhealthy amount of capacity in dating and relationships. 

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Red & Green Flags in Dating (Part 3): Capacity

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