Fast banter, big feelings, tiny details.
Seek Treatment with Cat & Pat runs on live-wire banter, half-serious opinions, and jokes that arrive before the topic has fully landed. Recent episodes bounce from Housewives and Hacks to meditation, nightlife, glasses, comedy travel, and the weird social math of being out in public.
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Seek Treatment with Cat & Pat is a comedy hang where the conversation keeps tripping into bigger meaning without ever pretending to be serious for too long. It is fast. A thought about an Instagram brush, a lost pair of sunglasses, a phrase someone overuses, or a strange evening in West Hollywood can become the spine of an episode before the room has agreed it is a topic. The show’s world is dating, friendship, sex, nightlife, stand-up, celebrity culture, and reality TV, but it rarely treats those lanes as separate. Bravo gossip can become relationship analysis. A comedy tour complaint can turn into a mini study of ambition. A joke about meditation can suddenly become a real check-in about whether calming down is even working. The rhythm is intimate and reactive. Guests are folded into the existing banter machine, which makes the episodes feel less like formal interviews and more like a dinner table where everyone has the same tabs open. Hannah Pilkes appears in a run of West Hollywood references, Who Weekly enthusiasm, Cher gelato, and Hacks chatter. Casey Wilson’s episode finds comedy in text etiquette, Housewives memory, verbal tics, and TM. Lachi’s visit moves through New York, award bodies, comedy specials, Broadway, Ragtime, and the fantasy of collecting every major entertainment prize before the week is over. Elsewhere, the show lingers on Southern Charm, Montreal, JFL, Edinburgh, teachers handing out work to children, and the weird pressure of performing while sick. It is blunt, silly, and observant. The point is not clean recap or polished advice. The point is watching jokes, memories, opinions, and tiny social grievances collide until something true shakes loose.
Made for: For listeners who want comedy conversation that treats Bravo, nightlife, dating, touring, friendship, and stray celebrity facts as equally urgent material. Best for people who enjoy chaotic warmth more than clean structure.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its speed: jokes, confessions, pop-culture references, and sincere observations arrive almost on top of each other. Guests do not slow the format down; they get absorbed into the same hyper-specific banter engine.
Seek Treatment is a playful, fun, and flirty podcast where beloved and criminally under-famous comedians Cat Cohen and Pat Regan talk about "boys, sex, dating, and love." Each week, Cat and Pat invite a non-boring guest to dish the dirt on living, laughing, and yeah…loving. They're just two shy slutty psychos who finally answer the question, "what if a gay guy and a girl...were friends?" If you don't listen....Seek Treatment!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Cat Cohen and Pat Regan turn guest conversation, personal disclosure, and verbal quirks into quick, collaborative comedy.
Seek Treatment with Cat & Pat turns ordinary conversation into fast, associative comedy, with Cat Cohen and Pat Regan moving between dating, creative work, self-image, meditation, and pop culture.
The word "correct" gets a grievance hearing; Cat and Pat understand your tiniest social irritation.
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