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Call Her Daddy
Publisher: Alex Cooper, Spotify
Critic Rating: 3.5/5
Description
Call Her Daddy started as a podcast and evolved into a global movement. Alex Cooper bulldozed a lane of her own, spitting in the face of misogyny and putting a modern twist on feminism. The woman-led empire produces raw, relevant and provocative conversations that promote sexual liberty and personal empowerment while stripping away any barriers of judgement. Strap in and enjoy, and more importantly - welcome to the Daddy Gang. Episodes on Wednesday - only on Spotify starting July 21st.
Critic Reviews
Score: 4.5
Ashley Allen - Tritonian - Apr 7, 2021
"For me, the Call Her Daddy podcast is problematic, but that doesn’t stop me from listening to it every week. With Call Her Daddy, you truly never know what you are going to get — some of the content can be so bad that it’s good — and I can’t stop listening. The funny stories and unbelievably authentic personal anecdotes are beneficial for some college students looking for a laugh and trying to navigate the confusing world of sex and relationships."
Score: 1
Bethan Northwood - Swansea Student Media - Mar 8, 2021
"Sex positivity doesn’t have to be like this; the CHD podcast feels like “locker room talk” but from a woman. Just because it’s a woman talking about sex positivity doesn’t mean it can’t still be unhealthy and toxic. A couple that I enjoy are: Binchtopia and Goes Without Saying. Save yourself from the terrible advice and heartache and find a different podcast. "
Score: 2
Elana Klein - Curious - Jan 6, 2021
"In its essence, Call Her Daddy is what happens when a male-dominated company attempts to expand its audience to include women. The danger of Call Her Daddy lies in the fact that it champions a monolithic ideal of femininity that is compliant with patriarchal values, doing so under the guise of radical feminism."
Score: 3.9
Aysha Tabassum - Queen's Journal - Nov 8, 2019
"Call Her Daddy appears to be a harmless podcast about sex and relationships. It’s infuriatingly entertaining to indulge in Call Her Daddy, but every time we do, we help the podcast climb the charts. Even if we’re only listening to it ironically, we’re increasing the likelihood that someone younger and less experienced than us is falling prey to the show’s damaging rhetoric. "
Score: 4.8
Kiana Buzza - Queen's Journal - Nov 8, 2019
"Call Her Daddy proves old stereotypes wrong: women aren’t just emotional relationship-seekers who prioritize cuddles, flowers, and chocolates. It’s possible for them to look at sex as something fun and casual, not just meaningful. At the end of the day, they do help to empower their massive fan base, breaking social norms that help women and men alike to live more confidently. "
Score: 4
Ana Altchek - The Pitt News - Sep 18, 2019
"Cooper and Franklyn overgeneralize the dating world and normalize an abnormal pattern of treatment to a varied audience of listeners and subscribers."
Score: 4.5
Isadora Renner - Her Campus - Jun 15, 2019
"It is mindless entertainment at its finest. The hosts are like your most boy-crazy friend from high school who would fake their pregnancies to trap their boyfriends. Call Her Daddy taught me that millennials are changing their views on marriage, sex, love, and what it means to have a partner. Alex and Sofia make better partners than most married couples I know, and despite the annoying parts of their podcast, they are worth a listen—as long as you aren’t too squeamish. "
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