Addiction specialist, Dr. Drew, is BACK ahead of the birth of Trisha's baby to reflect about how pregnancy has changed her for the better. Plus, Dr. Drew weighs in on how she can cope with postpartum depression the second time around. And the famed TV personality has plans to get Trisha on the silver screen.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Intro, Surviving Triplets
7:00 Transitioning from being a Doctor to TV
13:18 Educating about AIDS in the 90s
17:30 What are you MOST recognized for? and Interviewing Cancelled People
22:50 The Masked Singer, Producing a Show for Trisha
27:14 How This Pregnancy has affected Trish
31:00 Postpartum Depression and Psychiatric Hospitals
41:54 Fentanyl Crisis
44:10 The Safe Sex Movement, Get on PrEP, Look into PEP
54:20 C-Section Sedatives and Pain Killers
57:43 Challenges of Being a New Mom
1:05:30 Bullying, Social Anxiety
1:12:18 Ozempic
1:20:41 Postpartum Psychosis
1:30:30 Learning to Clear Brain Fog
1:37:15 Being on Special Forces
1:44:00 Therapists on Kid's Shows, Baby Reindeer, Dr. Drew's Stalker

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One thing about Trisha Paytas, she’s going to speak her mind. The viral megastar has made a career out of unabashedly spilling her heart out to millions of viewers. While she’s been both praised and canceled for it, Trisha has never been afraid of stirring the pot.

Now, the meme queen is taking back the mic and truly telling it how she sees it–from the latest Internet drama to the hottest celebrity gossip. In this weekly podcast, Trisha gives her hilariously unfiltered take on the biggest headlines and trends currently taking social media by storm. Alongside her friend and co-host–Emmy-award winning entertainment news journalist Oscar Gracey–she provides her brutally honest, and sometimes highly controversial commentary on pop culture. It’s not personal, it’s ‘Just Trish’.