Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprising media move by appearing on “Call Her Daddy,” hosted by Alex Cooper. It is one of the most popular podcasts among young women, The interview offered a rare glimpse into Harris’ personal experiences, touching on topics that deeply resonate with Black women and beyond. Some topics included women’s rights, sexual assault, and the ongoing fight for reproductive freedoms.

Harris on “Call Her Daddy”

In the conversation, Harris credited her late mother, Shyamala Gopalan, with teaching her lessons about “agency and autonomy.”

She spoke about growing up in a home where self-expression was encouraged, but responsibility was equally emphasized. Harris shared how her mom would challenge her to reflect on her own role in difficult situations, teaching her the value of taking control of her circumstances instead of letting life just happen to her. This upbringing, Harris said, shaped her approach to leadership and decision-making today.

The interview also delved into heavier subjects like abortion rights, with Harris affirming her commitment to protecting reproductive freedom. As the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade continues to spark national debate, Harris emphasized the importance of women having control over their own bodies.

In addition to discussing policy, Harris spoke on the broader cultural critiques she faces. She responded to comments from Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who had previously made dismissive remarks about her not having children. Harris made it clear that outdated views on women’s roles in leadership, particularly those directed toward women of color, would not hinder her progress.

Reaching a Wide Demograohic

This appearance on “Call Her Daddy” is seen as part of a broader media strategy to reach younger voters, especially Black women. With topics like reproductive rights and women’s empowerment, Harris tapped into the core concerns of her audience, while also showing a more personal, relatable side.

For many listeners, seeing a vice president speak so openly on a platform known for discussing everything from relationships to personal trauma was a powerful moment.

“Call Her Daddy” Faces Backlash

Some fans of the popular podcast were upset by the shows decision to have the vice-president appear as a guest questioning the decision to have politics as a topic of conversation. Under a teaser of the episode on Instagram, some commenters shared that they would no longer listen to the show. Others expressed that they felt Cooper did not press the Harris hard enough on certain issues. While many comments were negative there were also fans praising the show and Harris’ appearance on the episode.