“Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast” Announces Second Season with Christina Garibaldi
Oct 29, 2026
Journalist and interviewer brings her on-camera experience to the firm’s conversations about divorce, family law, and starting over
Newport Beach, United States, October 29, 2026 -- Sullivan Law & Associates has announced the second season of its popular podcast “Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast,” featuring Christina Garibaldi, former US Weekly correspondent, host of Billboard Magazine’s Charts Center, People Magazine digital host, and MTV News on-air reporter. The new season brings an experienced entertainment journalist and interviewer into the firm’s candid conversations about divorce and the challenges families face in every facet of separation.
Garibaldi’s career has spanned on-camera reporting, interviewing, and executive producing. Her experience includes serving as a video correspondent and co-executive producer at US Weekly, where she interviewed celebrities and experts and helped oversee video programming. Previously, she worked as an on-air reporter and producer at MTV News, interviewing prominent recording artists and co-hosting coverage of major entertainment events.
Presented by Sullivan Law & Associates, “Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast” delves into a number of topics surrounding the dissolution of a marriage. Topics range from child custody to co-parenting to financial matters. Hosted by seasoned divorce attorneys — and now Garibaldi — the podcast breaks down real issues in practical, accessible ways.
“We are excited to have Christina bring an interviewer’s perspective to the series,” says Matthew Sullivan, COO of Sullivan Law & Associates. “We believe her experience complements our podcast’s focus on clear, practical discussions.”
Through the conversations on the podcast, Sullivan Law & Associates hopes to help people understand the myriad decisions, challenges, and questions that can arise with divorce.
“Divorce is deeply personal, and it can be hard to know what questions to ask or where to turn for answers,” said Garibaldi. “I’m excited to be part of ‘Irreconcilable’ and help bring those questions into the conversation. I hope to help make these discussions approachable and honest, so people feel more informed and less alone as they navigate what comes next.”
People can listen to “Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast” on Spotify and Apple or access it on YouTube. For more information about the second season of “Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast,” contact Danielle Gober, publicist at Otter PR, via email at [email protected].
About Sullivan Law & Associates
Sullivan Law & Associates is a Southern California family law firm with offices in Newport Beach and La Jolla. The firm presents “Irreconcilable: The Divorce Podcast,” a conversation series offering practical perspectives on divorce, custody, co-parenting, and other family law matters. For more information, visit https://sullivan-law.com.
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