The Nerve with Maureen Callahan
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Alex Cooper’s TOXIC Workplace, Chloe Malle’s Vogue Flop, & Father's Day Struggles w/ Meg Josephson
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June 19, 2026
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1:09:30Now PlayingMaureen Callahan delivers a full celebrity round-up covering both new and old cultural offenders, including a recent Vanity Fair piece on the toxic work culture created by "Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper and her business partner slash husband. She also slams nepo spawn Chloe Malle running Vogue into the ground, rips Timothée Chama-Lama-Ding-Dong for his obnoxious presence at the New York Knicks parade and does a deep dive into Natasha Lyonne’s troubling behavior and addiction struggles. Later in the show, Maureen reads Troublemaker feedback before she is joined by psychotherapist and "Are You Mad At Me?" author Meg Josephson to discuss how to navigate difficult family relationships as we near Father’s Day.
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