On a new episode of Call Her Daddy with Alex Cooper, Alanis Morissette talks about holiday music, starting her career at a young age, and finding her voice in a male-dominated music industry.
She also opens up about pushing back against expectations placed on women, being labelled “too much,” and how the anger and honesty in her music made her a defining voice of the ’90s. Additionally, Alanis discusses navigating love and breaking patterns of codependency, her experience with postpartum depression, and the freedom and complete metamorphosis that comes with getting older.
Global podcast powerhouse Alex Cooper is the host and executive producer behind the top-ranking podcast “Call Her Daddy.” Since its launch in 2018, “Call Her Daddy” has amassed a massive following, evolving into a cultural phenomenon and global movement, consistently ranking as one of the most-listened-to podcasts worldwide. Alex Cooper’s thought-provoking conversations are meticulously designed to explore wide-ranging topics such as life experiences, culture, health, relationships, and more, through her lens of comedy and extreme candour. Watch new episodes on YouTube, or stream them on the SiriusXM app and other podcast platforms.
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