Breakups and Relationships With Coach Craig Kenneth M.A.

Coach Craig Kenneth brings serious credentials to the breakup podcast world. He's a psychotherapist with a Master's degree and experience as a behavior analyst, which means his advice goes beyond surface-level platitudes and into actual psychological frameworks. The show has been running since 2018 and has amassed over 1,200 episodes -- he publishes twice a week, sometimes more, which is a frankly impressive output. Episodes are pulled directly from his YouTube channel, so the audio format works but occasionally feels like it was designed for video first. Craig is joined by his team members Coach Margaret and Victoria, both psychotherapists themselves, which adds some welcome variety in perspective. The topics lean heavily into attachment theory territory: you'll hear a lot about avoidant exes, anxious attachment, no-contact strategies, and signs your ex might come back. Episode titles like "When The Avoidant Knows They Lost You" and "Desperately Hanging on to Hope" give you a good sense of the emotional territory he covers. His delivery is calm and measured, almost clinical at times, which can feel reassuring when your emotions are running high. The show carries a 4.8-star rating from 260 reviews. One thing worth noting: Craig also offers personal coaching through AskCraig.net, so the podcast sometimes doubles as a funnel for his paid services. Still, the free content alone is substantial enough to keep you busy for months.