Getting Open with Andrea Miller
Getting Open with Andrea Miller is a new video podcast from YourTango and iHeartRadio. Its mission is to help us all transform in our lives through truly opening up emotionally in our relationships. Each highly entertaining episode offers an opportunity to increase self-awareness and make critical changes in how we relate to each other that allow us to truly connect and thrive as a result. In an era plagued by extreme divisiveness and political polarization, a mental health crisis, and a loneliness epidemic, Getting Open with Andrea Miller offers a refreshing, helpful tonic to its audience. Early guests feature luminaries like Marianne Williamson, Dr. Helen Fisher, Dr. Sue Johnson, Dr. Guy Winch, Dr. Stan Tatkin, and other incredible thought leaders. Andrea, joined by renowned guests and a set of lively co-hosts, dives into the deep waters of relationships, self-awareness, and personal growth. In their illuminating, energetic conversations, they fearlessly tackle hard truths, ask the tough questions, and explore ways to learn and grow, all in the name of opening up and transforming together! The show endeavors to improve relationships of all kinds - with loved ones, colleagues, friends, and, crucially, with ourselves. Expect laughter, insights, and actionable takeaways in every episode. Future shows will feature an array of artists, authors, researchers, leaders, and change-makers who share our ethos for opening up and understand the critical importance of rebuilding America's emotional core.
Episodes
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Alegra Kastens for an honest conversation about intuition, healing, and learning to trust yourself — especially when anxiety and OCD are part of the picture. Alegra opens up about how OCD shows up in everyday life, the difference between intuition and intrusive thoughts, and what it takes to break old emotional patterns without bypassing fear. This episode explores...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with actress and singer Linda Purl for a deeply honest conversation about love, self-worth, aging, reinvention, and choosing yourself later in life. Linda shares lessons from decades in Hollywood, navigating relationships, finding creative fulfillment, and embracing confidence at every stage.
Chapters:
01:42 – Meet Linda Purl
03:55 – Growing up in the ...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller speaks with Gellyahnah Aakhen, spiritual teacher and healer, about ancestral wisdom, embodiment, soul contracts, karma, and more. Gellyahnah shares how reconnecting with the body, lineage, and intuition can heal trauma, dissolve shame, and help people live in deeper alignment. This conversation explores sacred rage, self-trust, nervous system healing, and what it means to return home t...
Maroon 5's Rise to Fame Destroyed Him: The Powerful Comeback Story You Haven’t Heard ft. Ryan Dusick
In this vulnerable conversation, former Maroon 5 founding drummer Ryan Dusick opens up about fame, addiction, rebuilding his life, and becoming a therapist after losing everything. He and Andrea talk about purpose, identity collapse, mental health, recovery, and what it means to start over at rock bottom. Ryan shares what being in the biggest band in the world taught him — and what life after fame has given him.
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Overcoming Your Ultimate Fear: An 'End-Of-Life Doula' Reveals Her Secrets about Grief and Passing On
In this deeply moving episode, end-of-life doula and bestselling author Diane Button shares what sitting at hundreds of bedsides has taught her about meaning, love, regret, and how to live fully right now. She and Andrea explore the real emotional landscape of dying — what people wish they’d done differently, what truly matters in the end, how to navigate grief, and how to support loved ones with presence instead of fea...
Behind BOOTS, Netflix's Hit Show: The Beautiful Story of a Gay Teenage Marine - When It Was Illegal!
In this powerful episode, author, TV writer and Marine veteran Greg Cope White shares his inspiring coming-of-age story — from joining the Marine Corps as a gay teenager when it was still illegal, to transforming that experience into the bestselling memoir The Pink Marine and the Netflix series Boots. He opens up about identity, belonging, resilience, allyship, military culture, and the universal journey of becoming who you r...
Awaken Your Inner Genius: How NLP & Accelerated Learning Unlock Your Brilliance ft. Dr. Paul Scheele
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Paul Scheele, co-founder of Learning Strategies and creator of PhotoReading, to explore how anyone can unlock extraordinary mental abilities. Paul breaks down the science of accelerated learning, the subconscious mind, NLP, memory transformation, and why most people learn against how the brain actually works. Paul shares practical tools to rethink learning, create breakt...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Laura Day, world-renowned intuitive and bestselling author of Practical Intuition and The Prism, to explore how intuition and energy can practically transform your life. Laura shares her science-backed yet deeply spiritual process for manifesting goals, healing trauma, and creating real change. From finding love after 50 to turning rock-bottom moments into miracles, she ...
In this deeply moving episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller speaks with Anthony Mrocka, a renowned evidential medium, about life after death, grief, and the power of spirit communication. After losing his own loved ones, Anthony discovered his ability to connect with the other side — helping thousands find healing through messages from beyond. Together, they explore how spirit energy works, what signs from loved ones really ...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with evolutionary anthropologist and Oxford researcher Dr. Anna Machin to explore the science of love — from why fathers are biologically vital to their children’s development to how brain chemistry explains connection, heartbreak, and even parasocial love. Discover what really bonds us, how “maternal gatekeeping” can harm relationships, and the surpri...
In this powerful and joy-filled episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller talks with spiritual teacher and somatic healing pioneer Sah D’Simone about transforming pain into freedom through movement, laughter, and embodiment. Discover how to stop chasing, start dancing, and manifest from presence — not pressure. With lessons on releasing the past, authentic expression, and even a hilarious cameo from Cardi B, this episode b...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Esther Gokhale — Harvard- and Princeton-trained founder of the Gokhale Method and “Posture Guru of Silicon Valley.” Discover why almost 90% of Americans suffer from back pain, what we’ve been doing wrong for decades, and how small, natural adjustments to the way you sit, stand, and sleep can completely transform your spine health. Backed by Stanfo...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Amber Rae — bestselling author, artist, and speaker known for her work on emotional wellness and self-discovery. They dive deep into Amber’s journey of healing generational patterns, breaking free from perfectionism, and learning to love without losing yourself. From confronting childhood wounds to rediscovering connection after divorce, Amber shares powerful...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Suzanne Warye — author of The Sober Shift, host of The Sober Mom Life podcast, and founder of the Sober Mom Life Café. Suzanne opens up about her journey to sobriety after becoming a mother, the dangers of “mommy wine culture,” and why quitting alcohol is not a punishment but a path to freedom, healing, and deeper connection. Her story is filled ...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Alyssa Blask Campbell — emotional development expert, educator, and co-founder of Seed & Sew. They dive into her framework, the Collaborative Emotion Processing (CEP) method, and explore how parents, teachers, and caregivers can raise emotionally intelligent kids. Alyssa shares strategies for helping children manage big feelings, reframe tantrums, and create sa...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller talks with Joanna Schroeder — writer, media critic, gender scholar, and author of Talk to Your Boys. They explore how media shapes masculinity, why teaching empathy and resilience matters, and how open conversations can help raise confident, caring young men.
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Chapters:
00:00 – Meet...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller talks with Laurence (Larry) Wilson, JD, AAML — a Bay Area divorce lawyer, mediator, collaborative attorney, private judge, and volunteer superior court judicial officer who has helped 4,000+ divorcing couples. Larry explains kinder, more efficient ways to separate (DIY, mediation, collaboration, cooperative & litigation), how to choose the right professionals, when court is n...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller talks with Raele Altano — communication coach, mental health advocate, and writer about breaking the silence around grief and healing. Raele shares her journey of losing her brother, the power of honest conversations, and how storytelling creates connection and hope. This heartfelt conversation offers wisdom and tools for anyone navigating difficult emotions.
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In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller sits down with Case Kenny — mindfulness thought leader, podcaster, and author of That’s Bold of You — to talk about dating, self-worth, and what it really means to live intentionally. Case opens up about the lessons he’s learned from journaling, the power of honesty in relationships, and why embracing discomfort is the key to growth. From modern dating struggles...
In this episode of Getting Open, Andrea Miller talks with Michelle Maros — co-founder of Peaceful Mind Peaceful Life, yoga teacher, keynote speaker, and author of the upcoming book Dear Friend. Together, they explore the transformative power of meditation, how to move beyond “the grind” mindset, and the freedom that comes from owning your “yes” and “no.” Michelle also shares practical tips ...
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