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When a woman who's had enough finally gets a microphone.

I'm Gina. 40, divorced, raising three kids, and done pretending I'm fine. Every Monday I get brutally honest, and brutally funny, about divorce, dating after divorce, daddy issues, gaslighting, co-parenting, and rebuilding a life that didn't go the way you planned. No filters. No shame. Just the truth that makes you say “oh my God, me too.”

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New this weekEPISODE 18 · CHAPTER 12

No-Shower Happy Hour

I'm recording this at two o'clock in the afternoon and I have not showered. When I was 24 there was a magical place where you showed up like this on purpose.

OCT 11, 2026 · 33:02 · EXPLICIT

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The whole story, in order

Daddy Tissues is one true story, told from the beginning. Episodes 1 through 5 are the openers: who I am, and why this show exists. The story itself starts at Chapter 1 and picks up a new chapter every Monday. Pick a door.

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EPISODE 01 · THE OPENERS

I'm F*cking Doing This

I just got divorced, turned 40, I have three kids, a lifetime of trauma, and a microphone I barely know how to use. This is the first episode. It's about why.

Gina's hair in black and white
EPISODE 06 · CHAPTER 1

Who Is Vicky?

I'm 17, standing in an art supply store, talking to a boy I met five seconds ago. My mom is behind me going “Gina, stop.” Welcome to Chapter 1.


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18 EPISODES · NEW EVERY MONDAY
  • EPISODE 01 · THE OPENERS

    I'm F*cking Doing This

    I just got divorced, turned 40, I have three kids, a lifetime of trauma, and a microphone I barely know how to use. This is the first episode. It's about why.

    JUN 15, 2026 · 20:28 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 02 · THE OPENERS

    The Roots

    The show is called Daddy Tissues, so we might as well talk about the obvious: daddy issues. And mommy issues too, because everyone contributed.

    JUN 15, 2026 · 16:24 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 03 · THE OPENERS

    The Boiling Frog

    You put the fuckboy crack pipe down. You date the normal, everyday Joe. Your friends approve. And then the water starts heating up. One degree at a time.

    JUN 15, 2026 · 22:34 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 04 · THE OPENERS

    Let's Get High

    Today is about the feeling otherwise known as chemistry. You read every book. You went to therapy. And then he walks in with the right eyes and the right chaos.

    JUN 22, 2026 · 12:10 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 05 · THE OPENERS

    White Trash

    A couple of days ago my phone rang. My cousin, and I could tell by her voice something was off. This is the episode where I'm real to the bone.

    JUL 6, 2026 · 32:50 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 06 · CHAPTER 1

    Who Is Vicky?

    I'm 17, standing in an art supply store, talking to a boy I met five seconds ago. My mom is behind me going “Gina, stop.” Welcome to Chapter 1.

    JUL 13, 2026 · 30:25 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 07 · CHAPTER 2

    Get Out of Jail Free Card

    I'm 18 and I'm sitting in a basket of dirty laundry. Not next to it. IN it. Chapter 1 ended with one word on the morning of my 18th birthday: pregnant.

    JUL 20, 2026 · 45:27 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 08 · CHAPTER 3

    Fan Mail

    A toast to the haters, a quick word with God, and the one thing I need everybody to understand: you can love people and still tell the truth about what happened to you.

    JUL 27, 2026 · 28:01 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 09 · CHAPTER 4

    The Battleground

    This is the chapter I almost didn't tell. My next-door neighbor, completely out of breath: “Your son got hit by a car.”

    AUG 3, 2026 · 27:25 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 10 · A DETOUR

    The Wrong B*tch

    You know what's really fucking annoying? Growth. This was supposed to be the next chapter. For the first time in ten weeks, I couldn't do it. This is what just happened to me.

    AUG 12, 2026 · 31:56 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 11 · CHAPTER 5

    Car Insurance

    I thought the worst thing that could happen had already happened. Chapter 5 picks up in the hospital, the night before my son was finally supposed to come home.

    AUG 17, 2026 · 38:45 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 12 · CHAPTER 6

    Don't Forget to Brush

    My three-year-old was lying in a hospital bed, and that's when I found out his father had gone behind my back and taken emergency custody of him.

    AUG 24, 2026 · 37:03 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 13 · CHAPTER 7

    He'll Get Over It

    My first time ever in a courtroom (the first of hundreds), and the debut of a woman you'll be hearing a lot more about: Polly Pocket.

    AUG 31, 2026 · 28:58 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 14 · CHAPTER 8

    The Box

    I went down to the basement and dragged up a giant box with one word written on it in permanent marker: COURT. Some people have a cooler. I have litigation.

    SEP 7, 2026 · 30:18 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 15 · CHAPTER 9

    Leftovers

    Before I open the box, you need to meet the girl who was living her life while it filled up. How I got out of my parents' house (there were scissors involved).

    SEP 16, 2026 · 34:30 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 16 · CHAPTER 10

    Black Sheep

    I found an old camcorder in a box. There was my oldest, four years old, in his little blue robe. I forgot his voice. And I have a five-year-old downstairs right now.

    SEP 21, 2026 · 46:35 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 17 · CHAPTER 11

    Permission Slip

    Somebody is saying something about you so wrong, so twisted, that your brain disconnects. And what do you do? You smile. Head tilt. Little nod. “Mm-hmm.”

    OCT 1, 2026 · 40:21 · SHOW NOTES
  • EPISODE 18 · CHAPTER 12

    No-Shower Happy Hour

    I'm recording this at two o'clock in the afternoon and I have not showered. When I was 24 there was a magical place where you showed up like this on purpose.

    OCT 11, 2026 · 33:02 · SHOW NOTES
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“When one woman tells the truth, another woman gets free.”

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About Gina

Not your therapy. Just the truth.

I'm a single mom in Philadelphia. I just got divorced, turned 40, I have three kids, a lifetime of trauma, and a microphone I barely know how to use. I am completely unqualified, and somehow I know I'm the most qualified person on earth to do this show.

This show is a safe place for women to vent, laugh, cry, admit the ugly, and feel less alone. It's for the women carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders while still trying to be hot, loved, desired, sane, rich, chosen, and most importantly, free.

No, you are not crazy. That was fucked up. Grab your coffee, your tequila, or your Ativan, and grab your daddy tissues.

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Every “f**k” costs me a quarter.

This show is recorded on my bed, edited at my kitchen table, and paid for by me. If an episode ever made you feel less alone, bail me out. A dollar, five, ten, whatever you've got. It keeps the lights on in the studio.

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