Hosted by Dr. Max Ziegenhagen, a trauma and relationship therapist, and Justin Tucker, a commercial creator and storyteller, this podcast explores the messy, meaningful, and often misunderstood parts of life.From relationships, family dynamics, masculinity, and personal growth to trauma, healing, identity, and modern partnership—each episode offers thoughtful conversations that blend professional insight with lived experience.With humor, heart, and hard truths, Max and Justin create space for deeper dialogue around the things most people feel… but don’t always know how to say.This is a podcast for anyone navigating connection, communication, and what it really means to do the work.Because life is rarely simple—and there’s always more to it.
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Booking probability
28%
Guest openness
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Signup to Generate a PitchHosted by Dr. Max Ziegenhagen, a trauma and relationship therapist, and Justin Tucker, a commercial creator and storyteller, this podcast explores the messy, meaningful, and often misunderstood parts of life. From relationships, family dynamics, masculinity, and personal growth to trauma, healing, identity, and modern partnership, each episode offers thoughtful conversations that blend professional insight with lived experience.
Call Your Therapist is hosted by Max & Justin. The show has published 16 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 1.16: Work-Life Balance? Cute" (23 October 2026, 31 minutes), "Episode 1.14: Shifting Focus" (27 September 2026, 44 minutes), and "Episode 1.13: Asking For Space" (16 September 2026, 40 minutes).
Call Your Therapist publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 38 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Call Your Therapist is 28%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Call Your Therapist requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Call Your Therapist's contact route on record: public web form.
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Max & Justin hosts Call Your Therapist, a health podcast with 16 episodes published.
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Episode #16
In this "catching up" episode, Max and Justin let the cats into the studio for a lighter, more wholesome episode about work, life and the struggle modern society has on just letting go of what's in our heads and just...
Episode #14
We often lose focus on what is important when pursuing friendships and partnerships. In this episode, Dr. Max and Justin discuss the difference between loving someone and finding someone to simply ease our anxiety. Are...
Episode #13
Have you ever felt that gut-wrenching moment when a friend or significant other asked you for space? Have you ever been the one to ask for space but got slapped in the face with a world of insecurities rather than met...
Episode #12
Max and Justin are back after a scary trip to the hospital for Max and they discuss what people often feel while facing a life threatening moment or near death experience. Is it gratitude? Regret? Or is it something...
Max & Justin are back after taking a month away from the mics. They discuss what we find in relationships to be challenging when sharing needs within partnerships. Are we actually committed to the person we've chosen...
Dr. Max & Justin's tenth episode takes a more casual and personal approach to what depression is and what it means to lose connection with ourselves, others and our environment. Celebrate the tenth episode by liking...
Dr. Max and Justin breakdown everything that depression isn't in order to understand this powerful and emotionally driven human response to grief.
Everything we think we know about mental health is most likely incorrect. Especially if we are gathering too much verbiage from the old school game of telephone we know today as social media. Even the occasional...
There's so much to be discussed in the arena of friendships but this second part is a conversation around loneliness and why we feel it and how to navigate the fact of being physiologically alone and the emotional pull...
Episode #6
Max and Justin discuss the topic of friendship. Why is it more difficult for adults to make friends in comparison to children? Why do couples struggle to have friendships outside of their relationships? Do men and women...
Episode #5
There's a quote we found that pretty much sums up this episode in one sentence: "Patience is not simply the ability to wait - it's how we behave while we're waiting." — Joyce Meyer
Episode #4
Breakups. We've all had one that felt like a life-altering experience but how many of us have sat and really thought about the way we navigate life after? Max helps simplify this stage in three parts that can become a...
Did you watch The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 15: Reunion yet? These reality shows can be much more than just heated drama and glam. This episode is all about the definitions of what it means to be...
In this episode, Max and Justin discuss the unique language that happens in the beginning phases of romantic relationships challenging the negative connotation of settling down.
Episode #1
Our first episode! Consider this a test run / introduction as we did one session and then decided to upgrade our entire setup. That said, on this episode we discuss the purpose of our show, a little bit about us and our...
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