The Divorce Devil Podcast

By: David M Webb
  • Summary

  • WE ANSWER THE HOW, WHEN AND HOW! HOW DO YOU PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY AND/OR MENTALLY RECOVER FROM DIVORCE? DO YOU WAIT UNTIL THE DIVORCE PROCESS IS OVER THEN DO YOU START TO HEAL? WE SAY NO! DIVORCE RECOVERY CAN START IN ALL PHASES OF YOUR DIVORCE - EVEN IN THE PRE-PHASE! THIS IS A PODCAST ABOUT REAL PEOPLE TALKING ABOUT REAL DIVORCE RECOVERY NO MATTER WHAT PHASE YOU ARE IN - HEALING AND MOVING ON TO YOUR NEW REALITY!! If you need to make an informed decision about your divorce recovery and need some type of direction - then this podcast is for you. We do not advocate being professionals but our various life experiences do count for something. After experiencing the shitstorm of recovery, we consider ourselves divorce recovery mentors or facilitators in our efforts to help others. Divorce Devil Podcast is a podcast of an exchange of ideas, experiences, and/or opinions from people who have already walked the journey of divorce. David, being divorced for over 10 years and Rachel being divorced for a few, bring their real-life ying/yang experiences to the show while they debate the in’s and out’s of pre, during, and post-divorce and their association with divorce recovery. If you need a little bit of joy with your pain, then laugh with us as we explain our journeys and takeaways. Being not your typical divorce recovery podcast - we get into some pretty wild and crazy discussions! Listen to some of the discussions and see what may pertain to you, a loved one, or a friend in their struggles. Maybe we can provide a positive spin on a negative experience for you or someone you know. Between Rachel, David, and their guests, they have seen and experienced almost every, some very interesting and eye-opening situations and events. Listen up! Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
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Episodes
  • The Divorce Wall - what to do when you hit it || Divorce Devil #205 || David and Rachel
    Jan 31 2025

    In Episode 205 of the Divorce Devil Podcast, Rachel and David dive into the concept of "The Divorce Wall"—the emotional and mental obstacle many face during divorce recovery, especially when triggered by memories, songs, or life events. They share personal anecdotes about their struggles, the raw emotions that arise in recovery, and the tools they’ve both used to heal. Whether it's hearing a wedding song or navigating life’s “firsts” post-divorce, the episode emphasizes that recovery is a non-linear, deeply personal process.

    Rachel discusses how recovery often begins without realizing it and the importance of feeling emotions rather than suppressing them. David highlights the significance of taking small, intentional steps to move forward. Together, they explore how men and women may approach recovery differently and offer actionable advice for anyone hitting their own "divorce wall." With humor, candor, and relatable insights, the duo provides listeners with hope and practical tools to continue their healing journey.


    From finding hobbies to reconnecting with old friends, the episode underscores the power of intentionality in recovery. Listeners are encouraged to celebrate small wins and reach out to their support systems. Ultimately, Rachel and David remind us that recovery is a deeply personal journey, but one that can lead to empowerment and self-discovery.


    Top 10 Important Points from Episode 205:

    1. The Divorce Wall: Recovery isn't linear—unexpected triggers can make you feel like you've hit a wall, but it's part of the process.

    2. Feel the Emotion: It's okay to feel raw emotions; they are necessary for healing. Acknowledge them instead of pushing them away.

    3. Take Small Steps: Find one positive action to focus on, like taking a walk, journaling, or doing something you love.

    4. Celebrate Wins: Even small victories, like crying less or finding joy in something, are significant in recovery.

    5. Recovery is Personal: Everyone’s divorce journey and healing process are unique; no two paths are the same.

    6. Intentional Actions: Reaching out to loved ones, trying new activities, or setting small goals can help shift your mindset.

    7. Men vs. Women in Recovery: While men and women may process divorce differently, both need to focus on self-care and healing.

    8. Find New Hobbies: Explore activities like pickleball, glassblowing, or even fantasy books to distract and inspire.

    9. Support from Others: Reconnect with friends or loved ones who’ve been there for you, even if it’s just a quick text or coffee meet-up.

    10. Empowerment Through Recovery: Reflecting on how far you’ve come can provide motivation to keep moving forward.


    This episode is a reminder that healing from divorce takes time, effort, and a willingness to face emotional challenges, but the journey can lead to growth and empowerment.



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    26 mins
  • Elizabeth Part Two - Dating, Boundaries, Communication and Practical Tools || Divorce Devil Podcast #204 || David and Rachel
    Jan 25 2025

    In this episode of the Divorce Devil Podcast, hosts David and Rachel welcome back guest Elizabeth to dive into the complexities of post-divorce life, dating, and personal growth. The conversation is a candid exploration of the emotional, mental, and relational challenges that arise after divorce, with Elizabeth sharing her personal journey of healing, self-discovery, and navigating new relationships. The trio discusses the importance of setting boundaries, recognizing trauma responses, and learning to communicate effectively in relationships. Elizabeth opens up about her experiences with dating after divorce, the lessons she’s learned, and how therapy has played a pivotal role in her growth.

    The episode also touches on the significance of forgiveness, self-awareness, and the need to prioritize personal happiness while avoiding the pitfalls of complacency and unresolved trauma. With humor, honesty, and vulnerability, the hosts and guest provide valuable insights for anyone navigating the post-divorce landscape, offering practical advice and relatable anecdotes. This episode is a heartfelt reminder that healing is a journey, and embracing self-worth is key to building healthier relationships in the future.

    Top 10 Most Important Topics in the Podcast:

    1. Dating After Divorce: The challenges of re-entering the dating world, including navigating boundaries, avoiding complacency, and learning from past mistakes.

    2. Healing and Therapy: The importance of addressing unresolved trauma and seeking therapy to foster personal growth and healthier relationships.

    3. Setting Boundaries: How establishing boundaries, even with oneself, can lead to healthier dynamics and self-respect.

    4. Forgiveness vs. Letting Go: Differentiating between forgiveness and letting go, and how each impacts emotional well-being.

    5. Trauma Responses in Relationships: Recognizing and addressing triggers that stem from past trauma to avoid projecting them onto new partners.

    6. The Role of Communication: The necessity of open, honest communication in relationships, including discussing needs, boundaries, and expectations.

    7. Self-Awareness and Growth: The journey of self-discovery post-divorce and learning to prioritize personal happiness and self-worth.

    8. The "Hoe Phase": Exploring the concept of dating for self-discovery and understanding what one truly wants in a partner.

    9. Love Languages and Compatibility: Understanding personal and partner love languages to foster deeper connections and mutual understanding.

    10. Practical Tools for Relationships: Utilizing resources like couples apps, card games, and therapy to strengthen communication and intimacy in relationships.


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    50 mins
  • Divorce Recovery in the Trenches - Kyle’s Journey of Heartbreak, Growth and Self-Discovery || DD#203 || David and Rachel
    Jan 17 2025

    Welcome to Divorce Devil Podcast, Episode 203! In this insightful and heartfelt episode, your hosts David and Rachel sit down with guest Kyle to dive deep into the journey of healing after divorce. Kyle, a friend of the podcast, courageously shares his personal story of heartbreak, growth, and self-discovery. Together, they explore the emotional and practical challenges of moving forward after a marriage ends. This episode is packed with raw honesty, humor, and actionable advice for anyone navigating the rocky road of divorce and self-reinvention.

    Kyle opens up about the moment his marriage unraveled, the struggles of embracing his new reality, and the difficult yet empowering process of choosing himself for the first time. The conversation covers everything from the emotional toll of divorce to communication struggles, the influence of past trauma, and the importance of finding a solid support system. With relatable anecdotes and candid reflections, the trio offers listeners a safe space to feel seen, understood, and encouraged. Thanks to Kyle for coming on the show and being so honest and open. We really appreciate it.


    Before we jump into the episode, here are the 10 most important points discussed:

    1. The Power of Choosing Yourself – Healing begins when you prioritize your own well-being.

    2. Communicating Through Conflict – Effective communication is key, even in the most challenging situations.

    3. Healing from Past Trauma – Addressing childhood wounds can prevent repeating patterns in relationships.

    4. The Value of Therapy – Individual and couples therapy can provide clarity and tools for growth.

    5. Navigating Grief – Divorce is a loss, and grieving is a natural part of the process.

    6. The Role of Support Systems – Friends, family, and even a succulent plant can make all the difference.

    7. Social Media and Healing – Be mindful of the algorithm's influence on your emotions and mindset.

    8. Recognizing Red Flags – Reflecting on early warning signs can provide insight for future relationships.

    9. Taking Time to Heal – Avoid rushing into new relationships; focus on self-growth first.

    10. Being Kind to Yourself – Self-compassion is essential as you rebuild your life.


    Get ready for a conversation that’s as healing as it is hilarious. Let’s dive in!



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    40 mins

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