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a podcast for people who can't afford therapy. Stephen is a twenty something's with opinions, not a therapist. duh
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It turns uncertain twenty-something advice into lively group comedy, with sincerity and derailment sharing the same conversation.
Listener questions give Too Broke for Therapy an advice-desk shape, then Stephen Baker and the people around him cheerfully loosen every screw.
One minute you're Jon Snow; next you're deciding how much someone's style matters to you.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A loose catch-up that moves from listener questions to porn talk and Hitler jokes.
Two Broke for Therapy uses Laune's visit as a loose catch-up, then opens into listener questions about honesty, motives, and the way other people's perspectives linger.
A loose, fast-moving hangout that jumps from jokes to a sincere thank-you.
Too Broke for Therapy pairs Austin Farley with a loose, fast-moving hangout that jumps from Game of Thrones character talk to bedroom jokes to a chat about style.
A loose hangout that turns Coachella recovery into useful life talk.
Too Broke For Therapy #4 runs on easy hangout chemistry. Stephen Baker and Benjamin Simons bounce from Ben's return from Coachella into work-life advice and the case for building personal capital, keeping the tone loose and unforced.
A funny, human hangout that treats self-care as a conversation, not a cure.
This episode plays like a loose, easy hangout that turns a sad-boy moment into something more specific: Coachella, self-care, and the awkward business of getting through a rough patch.
Domestic chaos, argued into gratitude.
Marriage advice with comic whiplash.
Caller chaos, petty verdicts, real comfort.
Dream meals, derailed beautifully.
Too Broke For Therapy episode #42 has hosts Steven, Jarrett and Leonard interviewing Dylan Weiss, a media studies student who grew up in Venice, California and now lives in San Francisco's Lakeside neighborhood.
The hosts bring on Laune, a close friend, and spend the episode catching up on where she is in life and being engaged.
The hosts bring Austin Farley into the booth and spend the opening stretch joking about his name, his hair, and how he fits into the group.
Stephen Baker and Benjamin Simons kick things off by catching up after Coachella.
The show records at Sad Boy Studios with Sam in the co-host chair while Ben is off at Coachella celebrating his birthday.