Dear Chelsea - Minisode: Egg Convert with Chelsea + Catherine

Episode Date: March 27, 2026

Chelsea and Catherine discuss that *soft launch* on Insta.  And a caller wonders whether she should move stateside amid the strife.   * Need some advice from Chelsea? Email us at [e-mail] * Executive Producer Catherine Law Edited & Engineered by Brad Dickert * * * The views and opinions expressed are solely those of the Podcast author, or individuals participating in the Podcast, and do not represent the opinions of iHeartMedia or its employees.  This Podcast should not be used as medical advice, mental health advice, mental health counseling or therapy, or as imparting any health care recommendations at all.  Individuals are advised to seek independent medical, counseling advice and/or therapy from a competent health care professional with respect to any medical condition, mental health issues, health inquiry or matter, including matters discussed on this Podcast. Guests and listeners should not rely on matters discussed in the Podcast and shall not act or shall refrain from acting based on information contained in the Podcast without first seeking independent medical advice.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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that may or may not have been political. It may have been about sex. Listen to Roershack, murder at City Hall, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Okay, guys, I am officially on my high and mighty tour. March 27th, Portland, Maine. March 28th, Providence, Rhode Island. March 29th, Springfield, Massachusetts. April 10th is Chicago.

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Hi, Chelsea. Hi, how are you doing? I gotta tell you, I need a little bit of marital advice. I just found out something my husband did that is maybe disagreeable to me. So we're having to have anything to do with hard-boiled eggs? No, but I will say my mom came to visit last week and within 24 hours she made two separate dishes with hard-boiled eggs. So I was very happy. The irony with how many hard-boiled eggs I now consume on a daily basis versus my initial reaction to your heart-boiled.

hard-boiled eggs on a plane, which I'm still against, obviously. I have to understand against that. Oh, by the way, did you hear the news that United is calling out passengers that talk on their phones or listen to podcasts or any sort of media without headphones? They'll get removed off their flight. So way to go United Airlines. Way to go. Yes.

That's incredible. That's incredible. And pretty soon they'll be removing people with hard-boiled eggs, I'm pretty sure. I think that hard-boiled eggs are kind of like LSD, any kind of psychedelics where it's like set and setting. You know, you have to have the right place, right time. Yeah, that's what you sense. Not true.

I was worried when my new, when Cowboy came to visit me for the first time, I was like, oh my God, I hope he likes eggs because they're fucking going to be everywhere. And not only that, I eat four hardboiled egg whites and one yolk. And I sad to stop giving all the yolks to Doug because of his own cholesterol issues. He was like, I'm going to kill my fucking dog with the plaque, with heart plaque. So Cowboy loves hard. boiled eggs just as much as I do. And I'm sure Doug also does. Speaking of Cowboy, you kind of like hard launched.

No, I did not. I did not hard launch anything. I mean, it would be very rude to go on vacation with someone several times of who I'm dating and only post pictures of myself. That is unacceptable. So I just am trying to slip them in there. It's not a hard launch. That's who I'm dating.

I'm having a good time in my life. This is the guy that I'm with right now. There's nothing to announce. I'm just doing my thing and trying to be inclusive. and represent what I'm actually doing instead of being secretive for no reason. Sharing an igloo together. Yes, we're sharing igloos together.

Love it. Yes. We've shared a lot more than that. And yeah. Bye. We're saying igloos, sonas and karaoke songs. Yeah, well, minus the karaoke, please. It's the karaoke. You know, I think that that's, I mean, good. I'm glad you're having fun.

I'm glad that's great. Yeah, I just don't want to be ultra-private or take myself too seriously. I don't care. And I don't want, I don't know. I just am trying to be real. I'm real. As a person who enjoys celebrity culture and all that stuff, I think that that's great.

So many people are so, like, it's very, very hidden until it's not. Yeah. And it's like, I don't want it just because of my relationship in the past that have been public and be like, I'm not doing that again. I don't care. I really just don't care. There's enough shit going on in the world. I want to spread joy love and happiness.

And that's what I'm feeling. So I want people to feel it as well. I do have to tell you lately, I've been hearing your voice in my head. Anytime I feel like scared to do something. or nervous about something. I just hear your voice in my head saying, like, the world is about to end. So just like, who cares? But wait, you didn't finish your marital problem with Brad.

Oh, so let's go back to it. Brad, you need to get back on the mic because I need to talk about something that you have done. Hold on. Let him run back to the mic really quick. Show your face, Brad, please. Okay, so you need to tell me if I need to move on from my marriage because we have some people doing some work at the backyard right now. I mean, it's like hard work.

They're like tearing up some concrete and stuff. And I said to Brad this morning, I go, oh, we should tell them they can use the bathroom inside if they need to use the bathroom. And he said, oh, I just told them they could pee behind the bush out back in the backyard. I mean, they're guys. We don't need them tracking mud through the house. That is really funny. Peat outside.

I was like, did you really tell them that? He said, yes. Well, they're only here for like a day. They didn't bring a porta potty. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, I think that's actually nice because I think men will know where men want to go to the bathroom. Not like women can pretend to know what men or their desires are. I'm sure they would rather pee outside than come into your house.

That's probably true. Worry about not making a mess. You know what I mean? That is pretty much true. I understand your initial shock, Catherine, but I think we can let Brad off the hook. I think he did the right thing, actually. I mean, he was thoughtful about it. He said, I don't want to use your inside bathroom.

Oh, okay. Even better. I was like, well, there's a bush up back in the corner. Go behind that. No one will ever see you. No harm, no foul. And unless you go out into that area of the bush, Catherine, and like rub your face around in the grass, so there's nothing for you to be concerned about.

It's where the dogs go. It's, I mean... It is actually where the dogs go. So they're going to have some fun smells to smell. Great. Wonderful. That's a nice treat for them. You're off the hook.

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did you just say he lost everything? That's right, it's inheriting too much drama week on the OK Storytime podcast, so we'll find out soon. This person writes, I just inherited a fortune after losing my mom, and now my girlfriend's entire family is coming out of nowhere with their hands out.

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It's cut down, but it's, you know, It's still going to be long. Okay. It's still going to be long. Brace yourself. So Dwayne had called in on a minisode. Yes. Actually, he's wondering about creatine and how many hardbolled eggs he should eat per day.

I think he's already on the right program, whatever that program is. He called in on a minisote about his mom's deadbeat boyfriend and mom was like older, about to have some hip replacement surgery. And so Dwayne had to go deal with the boyfriend. So he says, hi, Chelsea. Just wanted to give you an update. how things have gone since getting your advice. Before my mom, now 81, could have her hip replacement surgery, she had to have some tests done to make sure it was safe for her to go under anesthesia.

Long story short, she chose not to have the surgery due to her age and potential risks. As a result, she'll continue to use her walker and eventually move to a wheelchair. I took your advice and use these surgeries to try and talk her into selling her home and moving to a senior community. No luck there at all. I explained how she would keep her independence, and with the services available at these 55-plus communities, she made. may even feel more independent, along with having a better quality of life. After visiting her a couple months ago, I tried selling this to her a bit more because I was able to see she's only able to keep up with some of the housekeeping, not to mention the

difficulty of stairs for the second floor. She would still not budge. Bob, the boyfriend, is still around, and while he does help with some things like shoveling snow and mowing the lawn, he doesn't clean the house. He's very capable, but no, she still feels he's better than nothing. On the upside, though, I did talk her into taking your advice of going to an elder law attorney who got everything in order for us. Great. She placed me. Yes.

Yes. It has a good swing here. She placed me as her beneficiary and power of attorney for both medical and financial. She also had a lawyer write up a sworn and notarized affidavit stating that her and Bob were just friends living together and she does not recognize them being in a civil union of any kind, including common law marriage, which is like I didn't even know you could do that. That's awesome. I also spoke with the attorney on details so I could be assured that if anything did happen to

my mom, that Bob had no rights to end. anything he shouldn't. She confirmed for me that he is not on any financial accounts and my mom is safe. As for the house, that's also ironclad protected from him taking possession, and I'm only required to give him 30 days to vacate. While I hope that time is far in the future, I have to admit that I look forward to saying those four magical words to him. Get the fuck out. Thank you so much for not only the advice you gave me, but also your advocacy, educating, entertaining, and incredible humor, Dwayne. Oh, thanks, Dwayne. I love that. That thank you. Yeah. So, Everything's working out pretty well there.

And yeah, moms protected financially, which is great. Good. I love that. I love when our parents are protected financially, especially the female ones. Yeah, and I also love that he went to a female lawyer. Like, great. Wonderful. Yeah, exactly. We love a she when we hear about a lawyer.

Okay, so our caller today is Christina, and she's calling in from Espania. Oh, okay. She says, Dear Chelsea, my name's Christina, and I'm a 35-year-old American that's been living abroad for nine years. I have lived and worked all over the world, from Vietnam to Australia, and now I currently live in Spain. I absolutely love my nomadic lifestyle. I've learned so much about the world and I've grown so much as a person, and I feel like I'm a better person because of it. But last year, after a trip to Colorado to visit my family, I found myself considering a move back to the United States to be closer to them.

My parents are getting older and it's hard to see them age. I want to spend more time with them while they're still sprightly. I miss my two-year-old niece, and I especially miss my sister, who's pregnant again with a do in the spring. I want to be a good ante and be around to watch my niece and nephew grow up. I'm very nervous, however, about leaving my safe, comfortable life in Europe where there are no guns, I'm a teacher, free health care, and affordable cost of living, and a great work-life balance to move back into Trump's America. Am I crazy to abandon the life I've built here? Thank you, ladies, for all you do. Your podcast keeps me sane amidst the craziness of the world, Christina. Hi, Christina. Hi.

Normally, I would say, go be with your family, but honestly, I would not move to the United States at this stage in the game. I really just would not. It's not worth it. It's too ugly. It's too upsetting. You're leaving a peaceful place. I think I just hold on and see what happens. And hopefully things start to turn around after the midterms.

And if not then, then you're going to have to wait another couple years. But I honestly just would not come to the United States. It's like the worst decision you could make. That's my dilemma. I know. That's what I feel like most sensible people would say. Christina, are your folks having any health crises right now? Are they sort of like having trouble with daily lives, activities of daily living?

Or is it sort of stable at the moment? They're fine. They're not like so old, you know, that they need somebody to be helping them all the time. But, you know, I just kind of think about when am I finally going to come back? Is it going to be like when one of them needs a caretaker or what if something happens and I'm not around? I don't know. I just, I haven't felt this feeling of, you know, last year I went to visit and I felt like I didn't want to leave because I didn't want to leave my sister. I didn't want to leave my family.

And I've never felt that in all of these years of living overseas. So it's just kind of been in my head and I'm not sure what to do. Yeah. Obviously, you know, if that feeling is more powerful than the feeling of trepidation, I guess, to move to the States, then you should go with that feeling. But I just would never move to the States right now, no matter what. I wonder if there, is there an opportunity right now for you to like take a month or six weeks and come visit? So you're not like moving your whole life, but you can come spend some quality time with your folks and with your sister. like maybe around the time the baby comes or maybe when they get a little more settled. Well, I'm a teacher. So I have to wait until the end of the school year, which is in June.

So I could go in the summer. Yeah, that sounds more reasonable. Make it a temporary trip rather than a permanent one, you know? And test it out. Maybe you go and like things are calm down, you know? Maybe like things will, who knows what's going to happen next? That's the state that everyone is, that I feel so uncomfortable about. It's just like it's very destabilizing. And, you know, you don't. know what is going to happen next. So more information is better. And Spain is safe. Stay there right now. Yeah, it's very safe. Yeah. And I'll be there soon. Oh, good, good, good. I think also because you're a teacher and you have a year that you're committed to when you're

teaching in class, one thing you might do is like maybe you wait till next year to do this, but you might see like if you can get a job lined up here or if you can get some interviews. And if you do get something lined up and it makes sense to move in a year, year and a half, you know, maybe that's sort of your sign. But then you can also like know that you're moving back to have like a job and things are set up for you versus just sort of like, well, I'm going to wing it and come home. And now you also have a boyfriend there. Is he also American? Yeah, we both we left together. So we've been doing all of this traveling together. Yeah, you're on the right track. Just stick with your, honestly, like, don't rock the boot right now.

Okay. Yeah, but Catherine, to answer your question, I think he'll go wherever I go. So ultimately, whatever I want to do, he'll be on board. Good. It's nice to have a man like that who's just like, all right, you get to make the big life decisions. Yeah. Yeah, I call the shots and he'll help make it happen. So. Oh, great. I love this for you. Your life is good. Just leave it alone right now. And just let's hope for the best. Yeah. You got it, Christina. All right. Let us know what you decide to do. And if you're able to like find a job in a year, if you decide to move back, if you get to visit family. But let us know how it all goes. Okay. I'll keep you updated. Okay. Thank you. Thanks, Christina. Bye. The newest tracks. Let's go. New music. And the next big thing. Always on the new music first. Your first place to hear it all. Brand new drops, fresh vines, and tomorrow's bangers. I think we need something new. Discover I-Hart new music. Always fresh, always first. Stream now on the free IHartRadio.

I became a millionaire overnight, but lost everything that actually mattered. Wait a minute, Sophia. Did you just say he lost everything? That's right. It's inheriting too much drama week on the OK Storytime podcast, so we'll find out soon. This person writes, I just inherited a fortune after losing my mom, and now my girlfriend's entire family is coming out of nowhere with a hands out. One sibling wants me to fund their whole lifestyle. Another vanished for four years and suddenly reappeared. And my girlfriend is already giving my money away. Hold on, Sophia. So the girl he wants to marry is already sending money out the door. And that's just the beginning. He makes a plan, sets up a trust, and finally thinks he has everything under control. Okay, so things work out then?

Let's just say the people he trusted the most are the ones who ended up shocking him the most. So does the money end up being worth going through all that? To find out, listen to the OK Storytime podcast on the radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Lori Siegel, a long-time tech journalist. And consider my new podcast, mostly human, your bridge to the future. Anyone can now be an entrepreneur. Anyone can build an app. And it's very empowering.

Each week, I'll speak to the people building that future. And we're going to break down what all of this innovation actually means for you. What I come to realize is that when people think that they're dating these AI companion, they're actually dating the companies that create this. We're experiencing one of the greatest tech accelerations in human history. And let's be honest, that can be messy. There's no playbook for what to do when an AI model hallucinates a story about you. But it's my belief that we should all benefit from this moment.

Mostly human will show you how. My goal is to give you the playbook, so you can benefit. The reason I say agency is because if we can give power back to people, then I think that's probably the best thing we can do for your mental health. Listen to mostly human on the IHeart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to your favorite shows. A silver 40 caliber handgun was recovered at the scene.

From IHeart podcasts and Best Case Studios. This is Worshack, murder at City Hall. How could this have happened in City Hall? Somebody tell me that. July 2003, Councilman James E. Davis arrives at New York City Hall with a guest. both men are carrying concealed weapons and in less than 30 minutes

both of them will be dead now everybody in the chamber duct a shocking public murder I scream get down get down those are shots those are shots get down a charismatic politician you know he just bent the rules all the time I still have a weapon

and I could shoot you and an outsider with a secret He alleged he was a victim of flatdown. That may or may not have been political. It may have been about sex. Listen to Roershack, murder at City Hall on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. One thing I wanted to add, I thought this was just a little bit serendipitous. I got an email this week, Chelsea, from Lisa, who, for anybody who is not wanting to live in the United States anymore for a lot of reasons, Lisa says, hello.

I wanted to reach out and share with you something I hope you can use your platform to share and help others with, especially with this Kansas law affecting the trans community. I'm a part of a large group of volunteers who put together a website full of resources to help vulnerable people leave the United States, or at least make backup plans for their families if and when things get worse. The website is called Help Me Leave. It's for folks who are scared by the anti-LGBQ rules and laws taking place, the ICE targeting, etc. listeners can find out more at www. help me leave.us.

And thank you for using your platform to speak up and out against this bullshit administration. Cheers, Lisa. So I thought that was like very interesting that we got that email this week. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Considering a move back to this particular shit show. All right.

Well, we'll wrap up with a little quickie. This person says, Dear Chelsea, I'm writing this email in hopes that you can provide some suggestions, patience, or some creative alternative. I sit next to a male, of course, co-worker, who clears his throat incessantly for about an hour after lunch every single day. That is called acid reflux. Yes, exactly. We've counted, and it can be upwards of 38 throat clears in 20 minutes.

Myself and a few surrounding coworkers have made subtle and not so subtle comments. Think handing him mince, offering him to get water, straight up asking, are you okay over there? He has every excuse in the book from dust, dirt roads, greasy or spicy foods, allergies. A few of us even went to HR with no resolution. We're hoping his desk would be moved, but he has seniority. Therefore, it's not happening. I put in AirPods and blast music or your podcast and I can hear him over it.

I've run out of ideas on how to get my point across and don't see much help coming for management. Any suggestions or do I just need to deal with it? You just need to have a direct conversation with him. Just make it be about yourself or your husband. Like, oh, my boyfriend went through this so I know. I went through this. I know. Yeah, that's good.

You have acid reflux. He has acid reflux. I also have acid reflux. So if I smoke too many joints, my friends have to sit around and listen to me go, it's so fucking annoying. And I feel terrible. It doesn't stop me, but sometimes it does stop me. Sometimes you switch to gummies for a while.

Yeah, I do. I do. I try not to, you know, like when I start clearing my throat, I'm like, this is very annoying to people. So I think you just have a direct conversation and speak from experience. Like, even if it's a lie, just say, oh, you know, my husband dealt with this. I think you have acid reflux. and there are like ways to help.

You know, it is kind of, it's kind of annoying to hear someone clear the throat of the time. Like, it's really distracting when I'm trying to get my work done. If there's something you can do about it, there's something you can do about it. I take previsid

and there's also this like vanilla extract online that you can get that like kind of, I mean, acid reflux really is reactive to certain types of food and spices and all that stuff, but it's also when you lie down and it like kind of comes alive. But there's acid reflux and then there's like another component of acid reflux. Right.

So it could be any of those things. But me and my girlfriend who's here right now in Whistler with me, she and I have had a long talk about as she was. Real sexy stuff going on over here. Keep some tums at your desk. And like if all those fills, get some noise cancelling headphones because they really do help a lot. Oh yeah, noise cancelling headphones are good.

And that's a good idea. And once he walks around an office and sees everyone in noise canceling headphones, then I guess there's a situation that you have to deal with. And then send him the bill for the headphones. Well, that's all we've got for today, Chelsea. Okay, awesome. See you guys next week. Okay, guys, I am officially on my high and mighty tour.

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I'm doing a second show at the Paramount Theater in Denver on Saturday, December 5th. So suck on that, everybody. Go to Chelseahandler.com for tickets. If you want advice from Chelsea, write in to Dear Chelsea Podcast at gmail.com. Dear Chelsea is a production of IHeartMedia. Follow Chelsea on all socials at Chelsea Handler and find Catherine on TikTok at Flashcadabra. Dear Chelsea is edited and engineered by Brandon Dickert, executive producer Catherine Law. Find full video episodes and minisodes now on Netflix and get tickets to see Chelsea Live at Chelseahandler.com.

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