Description

Let's Get Naked isn't about getting naked physically.

It's about stripping away the excuses, the ego, the victim stories, the BS we've all been dragging around, and taking an honest look in the mirror.

Every week, Anne Karber sits down with incredible guests—and occasionally goes off on her own—to tackle the conversations most people avoid. Emotional maturity. Relationships. Success. Failure. Trauma. Politics. Parenting. Addiction. Leadership. Money. Fear. Identity. Personal responsibility. Nothing's off limits.

If you're looking for polished interviews full of rehearsed talking points and inspirational clichés...you're probably in the wrong place.

If you're ready to laugh, get uncomfortable, challenge your own thinking, and maybe realize you've been making your own life harder than it needs to be...welcome.

Around here we believe:

• You can disagree without becoming enemies.
• Your triggers are teachers.
• Your past explains you, but it doesn't excuse you.
• Personal responsibility is freedom.
• Fixing your own shit is one of the greatest gifts you can give everyone around you.

Some episodes will make you laugh.

Some will punch you in the emotional face.

The best ones usually do both.

So pull up a chair, leave your ego at the door, and...

Let's Get Naked.

Disclaimer (Because Apparently We Need One)

Let's get a few things straight...

I'm not a therapist. I'm not a psychologist. I'm not a psychiatrist. I'm not your life coach. I don't even play one on the internet.

I'm just a curious human who has spent a ridiculous amount of time fixing my own shit, talking to fascinating people, asking uncomfortable questions, and occasionally saying the quiet part out loud.

This show is full of stories, opinions, observations, questionable analogies, wildly inappropriate laughter, and an unhealthy amount of oversharing. If something resonates, awesome. If it inspires you to look at your own life a little differently, even better.

But this podcast is not therapy, medical advice, legal advice, financial advice, or permission to text your ex.

If your life is genuinely kicking your ass, please go talk to someone who's actually qualified. Asking for help is badass.

Also, the opinions shared here belong to us, our guests, and whoever was brave enough to sit in front of the microphones that day. They don't represent our employers, sponsors, families, neighbors, or anyone else who'd probably prefer plausible deniability.

Now that we've handled the grown-up stuff...

Take what serves you.

Leave what doesn't.

And for the love of all things holy...

Fix your shit.

Need Help Now?

Here are a few amazing resources:

·         988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.): Call or text 988

·         NAMI HelpLine: 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or nami.org/help

·         Therapy Directory: psychologytoday.com

·         Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741