Healing is Hilarious with Rachel LaForce

A transformation podcast from a comedian because Healing is Hilarious. Hosted by Comedian, Thought Leader, and Media Entrepreneur Rachel LaForce, this show offers a fresh take on personal growth, spirituality, and authentic living — all infused with humor and radical honesty. Through candid solo conversations, insightful interviews, and her signature wit, Rachel explores emotional healing, mindset, self-empowerment, and what it means to live boldly. Whether you're navigating a spiritual awakening or seeking tools, you'll find relatable insights to support your journey.

Healing is Hilarious with Rachel LaForce is a education podcast hosted by Rachel LaForce, with 144 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Rachel LaForce hosts Healing is Hilarious with Rachel LaForce, a education show with 144 episodes published.

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  Episode #1

  Mikayla Nogueira, Alix Earle, Rhode & Why We Decide What is Valuable

  Aug 13, 202621 minS6

  This week, Rachel is clocking five stories that seem completely unrelated: backlash surrounding Mikayla Nogueira’s POV Beauty heading to Sephora, Alix Earle making the jump from TikTok to Netflix, Disney+ bringing TikTok creators onto its platform, a proposed New York bill that would give shoppers a discount for using self-checkout, and the staggering success of Hailey Bieber’s Rhode. But underneath all five is the same question: Who decides what something is worth? From celebrity and status to convenience, attention and the products we buy, value isn’t always inherent. Often, it’s something we collectively assign - and eventually forget we assigned in the first place. Come for the gossip. Stay for the pattern. This week on Healing Is Hilarious : The Value Shift.

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  Stop Performing and Start Being Present: The 5 Types of Performance

  Aug 9, 202621 min

  There is a version of you who knows exactly how to look capable, confident, desirable, certain and completely fine - even when you are running on fumes. And because the performance works, nobody interrupts it. They applaud it. In this evergreen episode of Healing Is Hilarious, Rachel LaForce breaks down the five ways the Performance Trap shows up in our culture and our lives: performing productivity, perfection, desirability, certainty and power. Because maybe you aren’t exhausted from being incapable. Maybe you’re exhausted from constantly trying to look capable while you live. This episode is about recognizing where you are performing qualities you already possess—and trading the performance for presence. Tune out, tune in. Love you, mean it.

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  Episode #4

  HUMANS VS. AI: WHY PROGRESS REQUIRES HUMANITY

  Jul 30, 202620 minS6

  Companies spent years promising AI would replace people. Now some are discovering that experience, judgment and context were doing more work than the spreadsheets could see. ChatGPT is moving into health. Myspace may be coming back. Canva’s founders are betting billions on trust. And The Odyssey turned an online culture war into a global box-office event. These stories look unrelated. They are not. This week, Rachel connects the headlines to the same cultural mistake: we keep designing systems to improve human life while treating the human parts - judgment, care, connection, dignity and creativity - as inefficiencies. The future is not human or technology . The real question is whether our tools help people become more capable - or require people to become smaller so the system can look successful. It’s time society stops getting in it’s own way. And there’s a lot we can learn from that. Tune out, tune in. Love you, mean it.

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  Episode #3

  The Story We’re Given: Who Benefits When You Believe It?

  Jul 24, 202619 minS6

  Who gets to decide what a story means - the person living it, the person reporting it, or the person who benefits when we believe their version? This week on Healing Is Hilarious, Rachel LaForce connects five seemingly unrelated headlines: Andrew and Tristan Tate’s arrest and extradition proceedings, Jon Ossoff’s calm dismantling of political evasion, Anne Hathaway’s “buzzer-beater” pregnancy at 43, the World Cup halftime show that gave soccer fans everything except more soccer, and the return of WAG culture - but this time, the women are the ones controlling the cameras. Together, these stories reveal "The Given Story". A narrative presented as objective truth that quietly protects someone's power, preference or profit. SHOCKER. How do predators rebrand domination as masculinity? Why have we confused loudness with leadership? When does biological information become a cultural deadline? Why does entertainment keep interrupting the things already holding our attention? And why is women’s visibility called vanity only after women learn to own it? And before you run off calling yourself too old, too late, too quiet, too sensitive or too much, ask whether that is the truth - or simply the story you were given . It's time to write yourself a new story! Tune out. Tune in. Love you, mean it. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST AND LEAVE A REVIEW! PRODUCED BY Skewed Orbit Studios IG: instagram.com/healhahapod YOUTUBE: youtube.com/@therachellaforce VISIT: rachellaforce.com JOIN MY NEWSLETTER: rachellaforce.com/newsletter

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  Episode #2

  A THOUSAND TINY NO'S: How Power Shifts

  Jul 16, 202618 minS6

  This week on Healing is Hilarious , Rachel explores a surprising pattern hiding beneath the week's biggest headlines: what if culture doesn't change through one massive revolution, but through a thousand tiny no's? From Meta reversing course after public backlash to the EU challenging addictive social media design, an Emmy nomination for a creator-led show, questions of trust in the AI startup world, and the internet's obsession with explaining celebrity breakups, this week's stories all point to the same idea: Power is shifting. Not because someone at the top decided to change the rules - but because ordinary people are starting to push back, set boundaries, demand trust, and stop waiting for permission. Because sometimes the headline isn't the story. Sometimes it's a mirror. In this episode: Why Meta's reversal says more about us than it does about Meta What the EU's fight against infinite scroll reveals about our attention Why Subway Takes' Emmy nomination marks a turning point for new media What the Phia controversy teaches us about trust in the age of AI Why we rush to diagnose celebrity relationships - and what that says about us Culture doesn't usually change because someone powerful says yes. It changes because enough ordinary people finally say no. Tune out, tune in. Love you, mean it. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST AND LEAVE A REVIEW! PRODUCED BY Skewed Orbit Studios IG: instagram.com/healhahapod YOUTUBE: youtube.com/@therachellaforce VISIT: rachellaforce.com JOIN MY NEWSLETTER: rachellaforce.com/newsletter

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