The podcast was formerly owned and distributed by Barstool Sports until June 2021, when it was announced that Cooper had signed an exclusive deal with Spotify worth $60 million.

The majority of the embarrassing moments detailed in their episodes talk about what some might consider taboo, but all the stories are framed in a hilarious context that makes them more approachable.

[5] Cooper spearheads The Unwell Network, a venture that collaborates with content creators such as Alix Earle and Madeline Argy, the company's initial affiliates.

Explanations for the break were not communicated to fans, with the co-hosts releasing a statement on Instagram noting that they "legally can't speak out yet.

[10] He said Cooper had settled on new terms, but Franklyn remained unwilling to agree to a new contract, ultimately leading to her exit from the show.

[10] At the time, Franklyn was involved in a relationship with Peter Nelson (dubbed "Suit Man" in previous episodes of Call Her Daddy), who was working as an executive for HBO Sports.

[2] In August 2024, Cooper signed a $125 million deal with Sirius XM to replace Spotify as her distribution and advertising partner.

[16] In October 2024, Cooper conducted an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris to explore various pressing issues in the United States as the country approached the 2024 presidential election.

[17][18] At the beginning of the episode, Cooper acknowledged that her audience holds diverse political views but expressed her desire to engage with these important topics.