Truth & Iliza

Iliza puzzles through conundrums like a grocery store showdown and luring a new dog sitter. 

Iliza has solutions to deal with being allergic to everything and to make sperm donation less awkward. 

Iliza is joined by Kate Bowler, a New York Times bestselling author, podcast host, and Associate Professor of American Religious History at Duke University. They answer questions on the coexistence of religion and science and also how to get someone to flush the toilet. 

Iliza provides tips on confronting a cheating friend and introduces a new weekly segment. 

Iliza balances heavier write-ins with the usual baby names and lazy groomsmen. 

Iliza and Emily catch up before telling listeners to agree to be pied in the face and reach out to old friends. 

Iliza's mom, Ronnie, joins her on the podcast to answer your questions about not waiting for love and getting closure with someone you've ghosted. 

New York Times bestselling author Rebecca Serle joins Iliza to give advice on getting your jacket back and how to handle a friend's mom starting beef, plus some advice to aspiring authors. Rebecca's new book Expiration Dates is available now wherever books are sold, and you can get a signed copy from Diesel.

Iliza shares about her new baby but then it's back to business with door-to-door meat sales and a concerning beard influencer. 

There's a murder and broken furniture and the broken furniture is so much harder to weigh in on! 

Yes, this is an evergreen episode, but that doesn't make the takes any less hot! Iliza and Emily debate meal trains and weigh in on talking to an ex's brother. 

Iliza has definitive thoughts on an Australian ambo romance (go for it) and a 4-day trip with a former friend (do not go for it).  

Iliza advises on moving past an emotional affair and running a tattoo shop. 

Iliza finds out the show is responsible for the end of an engagement and later advises a pilot on his relationship with an older woman. 

Iliza has strong stances on tentative wedding attendees and hanging out in a dive bar with a boyfriend's parents.

Iliza's jaw is on the floor over a missing stocking, Emily lights up when she can talk about office etiquette, and the people clamor for more Hot Scotty. 

Iliza is vindicated on the subject of olive oil cake and has tough love for a frugal listener and someone looking for a nickname. 

Iliza opines on Stanley tumblers, photo contests, and what to keep from your grandma.

A mother is charging her daughter for dish soap and a coworker is unnecessarily bubbly. 

Iliza finishes out the year with advice on being clear with friends and disentangling yourself from the people of your past.