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Trash Talk: Where Bad Advice + Cliches Get Taken Out

Trash Talk: Where Bad Advice + Cliches Get Taken Out

著者： Erin Thomas + Erica Breuer
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What if the so-called “truths” about growth and success are actually keeping you playing small?


On Trash Talk, hosts Erica Breuer and Erin Thomas unpack empty platitudes and tired cliches that dominate the business and personal development world. These ideas might be popular, but that doesn’t mean they’re useful.


Who listens to Trash Talk?


  • Skeptics and Questioners of hollow advice
  • Those asking why self-help advice fails
  • People done with toxic self-help culture
  • Anyone who wants a place to finally talk openly about all the advice that makes you roll your eyes
© 2026 Trash Talk: Where Bad Advice + Cliches Get Taken Out 個人的成功 社会科学 自己啓発
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  • "Nobody Reads Anymore" w/Natalie Ponte

    "Nobody Reads Anymore" w/Natalie Ponte
    2026/07/16

    This week, we're joined by writer, editor, and audiobook evangelist Natalie Ponte ask a simple question:

    Is reading really disappearing, or are we simply redefining what it means to be a reader?

    Because if someone devours audiobooks while folding laundry, inhales graphic novels in a weekend, or spends hours reading newsletters, essays, and long-form journalism... are they really not a reader?

    Maybe (just maybe) there are people out there clinging to a very specific and outdated idea of what reading is supposed to look like ;)

    The Trash Talk Hotline

    Tell us about a cliche that bothers you every time you hear it.

    Leave a message on the Trash Talk hotline at (719) 819-2175—your voice could end up in a future episode.

    And while you’re at it, do us a solid: subscribe, drop a review, and share this episode with your fellow Trashies.

    Natalie’s Links

    https://www.natalieponte.com/

    https://www.schmendricks.shop/

    https://linktr.ee/schmendricks

    Other Links & Resource

    Access our curated Libro.fm reading playlist featuring recommendations from voices we actually trust—including Roxane Gay, Layne Moore, John Waters, Mary Oliver, and Dean Spade:

    https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1IpzQNQgN4yJyrnT-fyMKr_em87NDSBSB

    Libro.fm is an audiobook platform that lets you listen to great books while supporting your favorite independent bookstore.

    Get three audiobooks for the price of one with a new membership:

    Use code TRASHTALK

    https://libro.fm/membership

    Follow Erica Breuer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericabreuer/

    Follow Erin Thomas: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamerinthomas/

    Visit Trash Talk Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2451264
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    30 分
  • "Let Them: Round II" | Mel Robbins (Season Wrap)

    "Let Them: Round II" | Mel Robbins (Season Wrap)
    2026/05/12

    “Let Them” Round II / Mel Robbins

    In this episode, we close out our guru series by circling back to the origin story: Mel Robbins and the “Let Them” phenomenon; specifically, we get into domain “leakage” and the uncomfortable truth about expertise that travels well.

    We also recap patterns we’ve charted over the course of these episodes, a few things became hard to ignore:

    The reality is, that we help construct gurus as much as we consume them.

    Stay in Touch During Summer Break

    We’re heading into a summer break to step back and resist the urge to immediately turn every insight into content. If you miss us in the meantime, we’re still having these conversations, just in slightly different corners of the internet:

    Follow Erin Thomas: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamerinthomas/

    Erin’s newsletter: https://erinthomascommunications.com/

    Follow Erica Breuer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericabreuer/

    Erica’s virtual meetup:

    Visit Trash Talk Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2451264

    Other items we mentioned during this episode

    Blanding, M. (2025, February 20). Women are avoiding AI. Will their careers suffer?: Working Knowledge. Harvard Business School. https://www.library.hbs.edu/working-knowledge/women-are-avoiding-using-artificial-intelligence-can-that-hurt-their-careers
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    31 分
  • “We can do hard things” | Glennon Doyle

    “We can do hard things” | Glennon Doyle
    2026/05/05

    “We can do hard things.” Cute. Catchy. But somewhere along the way, it shape-shifted from a comforting reminder into a borderline threat.

    This conversation starts with Glennon Doyle’s cultural footprint: her phrase, her storytelling style, and why her work landed so strongly in a moment when everyone was already maxed out. From here, Erica and Erin explore how their definition of “hard things” has evolved to include something less celebrated: ease.

    And as we approach the end of our “All the Gurus” series, this conversation also examines what we want and need from the people we allow to shape us.

    The Trash Talk Hotline

    Tell us about a cliche that bothers you every time you hear it.

    Leave a message on the Trash Talk hotline at (719) 819-2175—your voice could end up in a future episode.

    And while you’re at it, do us a solid: subscribe, drop a review, and share this episode with your fellow Trashies.

    Other Links & Resources

    Libro.fm is an audiobook platform that lets you listen to great books while supporting your favorite independent bookstore.

    Get three audiobooks for the price of one with a new membership:

    Use code TRASHTALK

    https://libro.fm/membership

    Follow Erica Breuer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericabreuer/

    Follow Erin Thomas: https://www.linkedin.com/in/iamerinthomas/

    Visit Trash Talk Website: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2451264
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    33 分
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