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Tell Me How You're Mighty

Tell Me How You're Mighty

Auteur(s): Tracy Schorn Sarah Gorrell
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 Welcome to Tell Me How You're Mighty — the podcast about surviving infidelity and other hard stuff. Your hosts are Tracy Schorn (aka "Chump Lady") and Sarah Gorrell — a radio presenter with the BBC. A pairing that's akin to inviting a junkyard dog to your tea party. Sarah brings the dulcet tones. Tracy brings the snark. We talk about infidelity, relationships, parenting, and, of course, mightiness.2024 Hygiène et mode de vie sain Relations Sciences sociales
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  • 114. A Tribute to Sylvia, Sarah's Mum

    114. A Tribute to Sylvia, Sarah's Mum
    Feb 3 2026

    When Sarah's then-husband walked out for his affair partner, her mother was her rock for the next 14 years. She helped Sarah raise the children, and was her biggest supporter. In this episode, Tracy and Sarah talk about their infidelity angels, the people who got them through. Sylvia passed away in December. Sarah was her caregiver until the end. Love is all about showing up.

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    28 min
  • 113. Are Mistresses Unfairly Shamed?

    113. Are Mistresses Unfairly Shamed?
    Jan 27 2026

    Tracy and Sarah react to a letter at ChumpLady.com from a mistress asking Tracy to please inform her boyfriend's wife about their affair. (That was a hard pass no.) And they discuss an article in the New York Times on the "ritual shaming" of the Other Woman. Was Kristin Cabot, of Cold Play concert Jumbotron fame unduly held to account for infidelity in a way her boss was not?

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    17 min
  • 112. 'If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets': An Interview with Virginia DeLuca

    112. 'If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets': An Interview with Virginia DeLuca
    Jan 20 2026

    Tracy talks with therapist, Virginia DeLuca, author of "If You Must Go, I Wish You Triplets," a candid, funny, and emotionally rich memoir about divorce and reinvention in her 60s. After 14 years, her husband suddenly abandoned their marriage, explaining that he wanted children. Unbeknownst to DeLuca, there was another, much younger, woman, of course.

    She published her debut memoir at 72, proving it's never too late to tell your story or rebuild your life after infidelity.
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    30 min
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