Pittsburgh media personality dives into divorce, relationships, loss, mental health and the questions that don’t always get asked
Nan Cohen has spent decades asking some of the toughest questions and listening to other people’s stories, while living through a few life-changing chapters of her own. Now, she’s turning that experience into a podcast of conversations that get personal, practical and purposeful.
Nan Cohen Totally Talking launches today bringing Cohen’s straight-shooting style, personal experience, and decades of media know-how to conversations about divorce, relationships, family, caregiving, grief, mental health and life after major change.
The premiere episode features Cohen in conversation with publicist and book editor Yvonne Hudson. Cohen shares how her late husband, Mel Cohen, and his illness, care journey and death shaped her work and deepened her commitment to helping others navigate life’s toughest transitions.
Known for her longtime ‘Dealing with Divorce’ radio program, coaching and bestselling self-guided journal, Cohen brings both professional perspective and personal reality to the conversation. Expect candid discussions about divorce, custody, finances, dating, remarriage, intimacy and everything that comes with starting over.
“Divorce doesn’t necessarily mean the end,” says Cohen. “It can be a new beginning. I want these conversations to help people understand what they’re going through and figure out what comes next.”
And because this is Nan, the guest list goes well beyond divorce. Future episodes will feature voices from the legal, financial, parenting, wellness and mental health worlds, along with the people and personalities who make Pittsburgh talk.
The audience is as personal as the stories Nan tells. Totally Talking will connect with people navigating divorce and relationship matters, as well as longtime fans who have followed Nan’s Pittsburgh media career, and those who have experienced a health journey, caregiving, loss or the death of someone they love. It’s a mix of listeners who know Nan and those who will find a shared experience in the conversations she brings to the microphone.
Nan Cohen Totally Talking is available on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and wherever podcasts are heard. Episodes will drop every other week leaving listeners and viewers ready to hear who she is totally talking with next.
ABOUT NAN COHEN: Nan Cohen is a longtime Pittsburgh media personality, marriage and divorce coach, author and host of Dealing with Divorce. Her career includes KQV, KDKA Radio and KDKA-TV, where she built a reputation for practical, candid conversations about relationships and life’s complicated transitions.
