Tell me your secret, I'll tell you mine — true confessions of love, sex, money, relationships, addictions, and hidden taboo topics that are often hilarious, uplifting, and hopeful. Hosted by best-selling author, actress, and coach Brianne Davis, the podcast offers a mix of guest interviews and topic-specific discussions.
Every Monday, listeners are invited to join Brianne as she pulls back the curtain and explores the how, what, when, where, and why of various subjects. Some episodes feature guests sharing their own secrets and stories, while in others Brianne takes a deep dive into a specific topic. Whether laughing, crying, or feeling inspired, each episode offers a revealing journey into the human experience.
Brianne's best-selling book, Secret Life of a Hollywood Sex & Love Addict, a roman à clef novel based on a decade in recovery (with a dash of creative license), was launched in February 2021.
To share a secret or be a guest on the show, email secretlifepodcast@icloud.com or visit www.secretlifepodcast.com.
Some secrets can be destructive and limiting, sometimes triggering depression or worse. The Secret Life podcast offers a platform for people to unburden themselves. The podcast's anonymity allows listeners to share years-long secrets with strangers. These people receive nonjudgmental feedback. Topics range from true confessions of unrequited or taboo love to being a closeted anorexic. Listeners should prepare to hear stories that inspire and motivate.
Secret Life host Brianne Davis-Gantt was a sex and love addict for years. After breaking free of her addiction, she decided to share her recovery with others. Brianne's book Secret Life of a Hollywood Sex & Love Addict is a four-time Amazon bestseller. The book's main character, Roxanne, is a semi-fictionalized version of Brianne. She shares intimate and stark details about her life before recovery. Brianne's bravery in telling her true story invites others to do so on this podcast.
Podcast guests either have hidden or are still hiding secrets from loved ones and even themselves. When they come to Brianne, they face their fears and untruths. She helps her guests work through traumatic events many have buried deep and hidden away. For instance, one guest, "Jamie," tells her addiction story. She relates how she drank regardless of whether she was happy, sad, or in a celebratory mood. Jamie shares how she finally got sober but relapsed and started using pills. Her story is not all tragic—it has a happy ending.
Brianne does a remarkable job of asking the right questions on Secret Life. She embodies self-love after decades of self-loathing. Her quest with this podcast is to have people find the same joyfulness and acceptance she now enjoys. Through conversations with guests, Brianne shares many helpful tips and resources. The information provided could help many achieve a life free of constraining secrets.
New episodes of Secret Life premiere every Monday.
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