Leah Diggle and Wendy Haggerty of
Mindmood Are this Week’s Guests on
Adult Site Broker Talk.
Mindmood is an AI-powered mental health support platform built on radical inclusivity, empathy, and accessibility. Co-founded by Leah Diggle, Wendy Haggerty, and Daniel Keating, Mindmood bridges technology and human care — offering 24/7 emotional support through an empathetic, non-judgmental AI companion trained by licensed therapists.
Launching first as a B2B platform, Mindmood is designed to support employees, creators, and users across all industries — with a special focus on high-risk sectors where stress, stigma, and exposure to challenging content are common.
There are entire communities of people who’ve never seen themselves in the glossy “self-care” world — and honestly, they deserve better. Mindmood didn’t appear out of nowhere; it came from that gap, that ache. It’s built for the people who spend their lives holding everyone else up — the ones who work in the margins, in the gray areas, in the places society pretends not to see. People who are tired of being told to be “resilient.” People who need help now, not after filling out fifteen forms.
Mindmood is for them. For us. For anyone who’s ever felt like wellness spaces weren’t talking to you at all.
That’s why Mindmood works with nonprofits like Pineapple Support — so the same tools offered to corporate teams and polished office cultures also reach the people doing emotional heavy lifting in the dark. It’s not charity. It’s respect. It’s recognizing who keeps this world moving, even when no one says thank you.
Wendy Haggerty brings that same grounding presence into Mindmood. Yes, she’s a Certified Sex Therapist — but more importantly, she’s someone who knows how to sit with another person’s truth without rushing to tidy it up. She’s helped couples rebuild trust piece by piece, and individuals rediscover tenderness in places where it once fractured. There’s a steadiness to her, that warm “I’m right here with you” kind of energy.
A decade with AASECT didn’t just make her seasoned — it made her deeply attuned.
Leah Diggle leads from the heart as well. Her work at Pineapple Support isn’t theoretical — it’s lived. She’s built a refuge where adult industry professionals can reach out without being judged, dissected, or treated like a spectacle. Nothing about her approach is performative. She understands what it means to hold other people’s pain and still choose compassion, again and again.
Pineapple Support is community care made tangible — grounded, genuine, and fiercely protective.
And then there’s Daniel Keating, who brought something unapologetically human into the world of AI. Before founding SirenAI, he spent long nights as a suicide hotline responder, sitting with people in the quiet, terrifying hours when life feels unlivable. Work like that leaves a mark. It reshapes how you understand “support,” and it redefines what technology should strive to be.
Daniel wasn’t interested in AI that simply impressed. He wanted AI that could care.
Which, really, is the thread that ties all this together — people committed to building tools that don’t just function, but feel like someone opening a door instead of closing one.
The kind of care that doesn’t make you earn your place.
You can follow Mindmood on Instagram @MindmoodAI. Their website is mindmood.com.
Bruce, the adult site broker, host of the show, and CEO of
Adult Site Broker, said: “What Leah and Wendy are doing at
Mindmood will bring help to so many people who otherwise wouldn’t be able to access it. This episode is a must listen.”
Starting today, you can listen to Leah Diggle and Wendy Haggerty of
Mindmood on
Adult Site Broker Talk.