# Carolyn Hax
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Carolyn Hanley Hax (born December 5, 1966) is an American writer and columnist for The Washington Post and author of the daily syndicated advice column, carolyn hax (formerly titled Tell Me About It), which features broad relational advice. Originally targeting readers under 30, the column came to address a broader audience. Each column features a cartoon by her now ex-husband, Nick Galifianakis.
How our favorite shows shape our world, Finding good recipes, Advice columnist Carolyn Hax
A media expert talks about the ways our favorite shows and movies impact our lives, politics, and more. Plus, tips on finding the best online recipes. Plus, advice columnist Carolyn […]
Bridgerton Bodies, Sex Maids & Clown Ex Boyfriends
Enjoy a teaser of this week's full-length podcast. To listen to the full episode, click here:
https://www.patreon.com/posts/it-was-week-of-106552875
In This Episode:
Be a Clown (00:27)
It's been an agonizing three days since I confessed to my Ex that I miss him. The lack of response is making m…
Episode 5: Letters from “A Hairy Situation in the East”, “Halloween for the 99 Percent” & “Ungrateful Girlfriend”
In this episode Malcolm and Kurt do their best to unpack letters to Ann Landers, Carolyn Hax, Dear Prudence and more, offering our pointed critiques of the following:
“A Hairy Situation in the East” who doesn’t know how to communicate to his loving girlfriend that he’s freaked out that she doesn’t…
Self-Care is a Joke (That We Need to Take Seriously)
For so many of us, the idea of self-care is a joke. And for good reason. There are literally not enough hours in the day to do what's "required" of us, let alone take a break to focus on ourselves.
Rather than telling you why you need to make time, this episode offers validation. And some tangible…
Outlawbrary #2: How Outlaws Stop People-Pleasing and Overthinking: The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins
What if the most rebellious thing you could do wasn’t to break the rules — but to stop worrying what everyone else thinks?
In this episode, Shayla and Kate crack open Mel Robbins’ bestselling book The Let Them Theory and explore why these two tiny words are such a potent tool for living like an Ou…
155 | High Tide... & You're Raggin'
This week, the Biffs crack open The Washington Post’s Carolyn Hax column and immediately regret having functional nervous systems. We tackle a family who keeps serving seafood despite a life-threatening allergy (because vibes > survival, apparently), a woman wondering if it’s fine to marry a man sh…
Stressed about the holidays? Carolyn Hax has advice.
Carolyn Hax has been an advice columnist for The Washington Post for over 25 years. So, she’s seen, heard and read it all. There’s no family drama and no question too bizarre for the seasoned columnist. That’s especially true during the holiday season, when some relationships get tested more than u…
BONUS GOOD: FINDING HAPPY
How do you make yourself happy when the world demands you to be sad? This is the question a reader wrote in for advice from Carolyn Hax in the May 30th edition of the Washington Post. Her response is too good not to share. Take a moment and give this bonus good a listen. You'll be glad you did.
What do we owe our parents?
Do we owe our parents? Even in the best of scenarios, caring for an aging parent can be difficult and intense. But for those who may have had a complicated, fraught, or even abusive parent-child relationship, caring for the person who harmed them can be triggering. So, what options are there?To an…
Introducing: “Life Hax” advice podcast
Need advice? Welcome to Life Hax, a brand new podcast co-hosted by Washington Post advice columnists Carolyn Hax and Shane O’Neill. Carolyn’s been a professional advice columnist for 30 years. Shane’s just getting started. Together, they’re teaming up to tackle your messiest and most pressing relat…
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