There are many many poker resources for the technical side of the game, but very few that focus on the mental game side.

Reversal of Fortune episode is worth 5 stars itself

Nominally this podcast is about poker psychology and mental game. In practice, the ostensible coach who leads the discussions is much less curious, insightful, and centered than his student. Some of the advice that she appears to be internalizing is unfortunate and a little bit sad. For example, there is a lengthy discussion about how "booking a win" is negative EV. That's ludicrous. Cutting a session short when you are still feeling good and fresh and up on the day could be a great way of building confidence for a newer player. Or relatedly, despite the advice he dispenses, Pete's own insecurities bubble often to the surface, such as when he discusses feeling hurt and blocking people online who fail to recognize him as a serious coach. Likewise, he finds it necessary to bash and demean without caveat free online poker content available. It's terrible radio, but the purpose is glaring; there's no question does this show is in many respects a thinly veiled advertisement. None of this is to say that Pete isn't and affable and intelligent guy, but I would suggest regrouping and reflection prior to a season two. Of the episodes, I would certainly recommend the "finding your A game" episode, which does have some interesting insights indeed. Ultimately, Melissa is worth the price of admission for many of the episodes and seems like a doggedly and committed learner and player.

90% of this content is them talking about themselves. They think this. They are good at this. They are bad at this. They are hoping for this. He’s this. She’s the other. And on and on. But if you can manage to make it through that 90% of them working through their psychological issues, you will usually find a small nugget that you can apply to your poker game.

More great content from Pete Clarke and Melissa is great as well. They bring the mental and emotional aspect of poker (and life) to the forefront for discussion while providing two different perspectives - the veteran professional and the passionate, serious amateur developing her game. Looking forward to more episodes.