Minisode: My Precious with Chelsea + Catherine

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Good Grief with Sara Bareilles

Sara Bareilles joins Chelsea to talk about transmissions from her muses, wondering if it’s crazy to write a song about Anderson Cooper, and how gratitude can come from grief. Then: A fling with a bartender gets political. A musician sees too many open roads in front of her. And a ...  Show more

Stimulation Junkie with Kristen Johnston

Kristen Johnston is here to chat with Chelsea about her occasional foray into cocaine before she got sober, her new role on Leann (on Netflix), and why fame initially terrified her. Then: A sister worries that her brother’s drinking has gotten out of control. A new girlfriend fin ...  Show more

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