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Coming Up for Air

Hosted by Loula · society · EN-US

179 episodesAudience: 10~420 on YouTube
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Your post-breakup survival guide in podcast form. I healed from my breakup, now I want to help you heal yours This podcast is your go-to guide for rebuilding your confidence following a breakup, and stepping into your best self. No sugar-coating—just real talk, mindset shifts, and the tough love you need to heal, grow, and thrive. Because moving on isn’t just about forgetting them—it’s about remembering you.🩷

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Booking probability

42%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is Coming Up for Air about?

Your post-breakup survival guide in podcast form. I healed from my breakup, now I want to help you heal yours This podcast is your go-to guide for rebuilding your confidence following a breakup, and stepping into your best self. No sugar-coating, just real talk, mindset shifts, and the tough love you need to heal, grow, and thrive.

Who hosts Coming Up for Air?

Coming Up for Air is hosted by Loula. The show has published 179 episodes to date.

What has Coming Up for Air covered recently?

Recent episodes include "I Was More Obsessed With Understanding My Breakup Than Actually Recovering From It." (30 October 2026, 49 minutes), "The Embarrassing Things I Did After My Breakup (Please Tell Me I'm Not Alone)" (23 October 2026, 60 minutes), and "When Other People Make Your Breakup Even Harder." (16 October 2026, 64 minutes).

How often does Coming Up for Air publish?

Coming Up for Air publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 54 minutes across 179 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Coming Up for Air?

Booking probability for Coming Up for Air is 42%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Coming Up for Air requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Coming Up for Air's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch Coming Up for Air?

The strongest fits for Coming Up for Air are Family & Social Services. Coming Up for Air has a society audience and around 420 subscribers on YouTube.

About the host

Loula hosts Coming Up for Air, a society podcast with 179 episodes published.

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    I Was More Obsessed With Understanding My Breakup Than Actually Recovering From It.

    Oct 30, 202649 min

    I spent so much time trying to understand why my relationship ended that I barely stopped to think about what it was doing to me. In this episode, I am talking about the obsession with finding answers after a breakup...

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    The Embarrassing Things I Did After My Breakup (Please Tell Me I'm Not Alone)

    Oct 23, 20261 hour

    There are things I did during my breakup that I would be absolutely mortified to admit now. So naturally, I've decided to discuss them on a podcast. After my 14-year relationship ended, I entered an era of questionable...

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    When Other People Make Your Breakup Even Harder.

    Oct 16, 20261h 4m

    Sometimes the hardest part of a breakup isn't just what happened between the two of you. It's dealing with everybody else's version of what happened afterwards. The unwanted updates about your ex. Friends telling you...

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    The Decisions You Made for a Relationship That You're Still Paying For.

    Oct 9, 202656 min

    Sometimes the relationship ends, but the consequences of being in it don't. The job opportunities you turned down, the money you invested, the places you never moved to and the decisions you made because you thought you...

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    At Some Point, Researching Your Ex Becomes Another Form of Contact.

    Oct 2, 20261 hour

    You haven’t texted them. You haven’t called them. You might even be months into no contact. But you still know where they went last weekend, who they followed, whether they’re seeing someone new and what their friends...

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    Why Can’t I Get Over My Ex? The Fear of Never Fully Moving On

    Sep 25, 202649 min

    What if you never fully get over your ex? Maybe it's been months or years since the breakup. You're doing better, you've rebuilt parts of your life, but you still think about them, still miss them sometimes and wonder...

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    The Second Heartbreak: When You Realise They Might Never Come Back.

    Sep 18, 202650 min

    Will my ex come back? It’s one of the hardest questions to stop asking after a breakup especially when you were the one who was left. But there’s another stage of heartbreak nobody really prepares you for: the moment...

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    Why Am I Still Mentally Talking to My Ex?

    Sep 11, 202648 min

    You've stopped speaking to them, so why are you still having entire conversations with them in your head? In this episode, I talk about why we mentally talk to an ex after a breakup, replay conversations, imagine...

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    Your Relationship Is Secured. Now How Would You Live?

    Sep 4, 202651 min

    If you’re single and scared you’ll never find love, I want you to imagine something: your future relationship is already secured. You don’t know who they are. You don’t know when you’ll meet. You just know you cannot...

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    Maybe Your Single Life Doesn’t Need to Look Impressive.

    Aug 28, 202649 min

    If you’re single and quietly wondering whether you’re doing this stage of life 'right,' this episode is for you. There’s so much pressure to make single life look incredible the travelling, the career, the solo dates...

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    Single & Feeling Behind? What If I Never Meet Someone?

    Aug 21, 202657 min

    Being single in your 30s can feel completely fine… until suddenly it doesn't. Your friends are married, having children and building lives with their partners. You're not on dating apps, you don't have many single...

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    You're Not Struggling Because You're Single. Here's What's Really Happening.

    Aug 7, 202644 min

    Why does being single feel so much harder than it should? If you've ever found yourself wondering why everyone else seems to be moving on, why you're still waiting for your life to begin, or why being single feels like...

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    If You Could See Your Future After Your Breakup, Would You Live Today Differently?

    Jul 31, 202648 min

    There comes a moment after a breakup where you stop worrying about what happened. and start worrying about what it means for your future. What if you'll never love again? What if you've missed your chance? What if your...

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    Why You Still Can't Move Forward From Your Breakup (If Nothing Changes, Nothing Changes)

    Jul 24, 202647 min

    Why can't I move forward from my breakup? If you've been asking yourself this question, you're not alone. In this episode I explore why so many of us become convinced we'll never move on after heartbreak. I talk about...

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    The Rebuild: How to Rebuild Your Life After Being Left. Heartbreak, Healing & Moving Forward.

    Jul 17, 202654 min

    If you've been left after a long-term relationship and you're wondering how to rebuild your life, this episode is for you. Today, I'm talking about The Rebuild the chapter that comes after heartbreak. Not just healing...

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    The Hidden Reason You Still Feel Rejected After Your Breakup

    Jul 10, 202650 min

    Have you ever wondered why being left hurts for years, even after you've done so much healing? In this episode, I'm talking about the hidden rejection that follows a breakup. The part nobody prepares you for. The part...

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    How to Enjoy Being Single After a Breakup (Instead of Just Surviving It)

    Jun 26, 20261h 4m

    How do you actually enjoy being single after a breakup instead of just surviving it? In this episode, I'm challenging some of the most common breakup advice and sharing a completely different way of thinking about...

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    The Thoughts Nobody Talks About After Becoming Single When You’re 30.

    Jun 19, 20261h 2mS0

    <p>This isn't a self-help episode. It's a validation chat.</p><p>If you've found yourself single in your late 20s or 30s after a breakup, engagement ending, divorce, or long-term relationship, this conversation is for...

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    Will My Ex Ever Reach Out Again? The Truth About Them Not Coming Back.

    Jun 12, 202659 minS0

    <p>Will your ex come back? Why hasn't your ex reached out? Does no contact really work? And how do you heal when you've been dumped by someone you still love?</p><p>In this episode, I explore the psychology behind...

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    I Fell In Love With Who They Could Have Been. Letting Go Of Your Ex's Potential After Heartbreak.

    Jun 5, 202654 minS0

    <p>In this episode, I talk about why it's so hard to move on after a breakup when you still believe your ex had so much potential.</p><p>If you've been dumped, blindsided, or left heartbroken after a long-term...

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