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Dad, I am a Rich Man

Welcome to Dad, I am a Rich Man podcast hosted by nlyss. 💋A safe space for inspiring and empowering young women to navigate the complexities of modern life with grace, confidence and purpose.

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Aug 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    You still miss your EX ? Babe, we need to talk (opens the original)

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    Why the hell do you still miss him… when you KNOW he was terrible for you? In this episode of Dad, I Am a Rich Man , Nicole gets brutally honest about the ex you know you shouldn’t go back to, but somehow still think about at 11:47 on a random Tuesday night. We’re talking about nostalgia, loneliness, chemistry, potential, the future you thought you’d have, the highlight reel your brain conveniently remembers, and why sometimes you don’t actually miss him … You miss how you felt when you were wit

  2. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Hey princess, hear me out: You're looking for a mum, not a partner (opens the original)

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    Grab your tea, your blanket, and maybe your rosé, because today's Tea Break is for the women who are exhausted from carrying relationships on their backs. We're talking about the men who expect girlfriend treatment while behaving like they're the prize... or worse, the princess. From weaponised incompetence and the invisible mental load to why responsibility is far more attractive than empty words, we're unpacking the difference between wanting a partner and wanting another mother. This isn't ab

  3. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Don't worry ladies, I got you: The pressure of having children in your 30s (opens the original)

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    Girlies... let's talk about the conversation people seem terrified to have. The moment a woman reaches her late twenties or thirties, everyone suddenly has an opinion about her uterus. "When are you having kids?" "Your biological clock is ticking." "You'll regret waiting." But what if the real question isn't when ... it's whether ? In this episode, we're talking about intentional motherhood, choosing to wait, choosing not to have children, and why becoming a parent should never happen because of

  4. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    The MEN behind women's problems; just a funny-honest GIRL TALK (opens the original)

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    Girls, Tea, and the Chaos of Being a Woman is a cozy, witty girls' chat about friendship, hormones, hilarious memes, overthinking text messages, and the comfort of hearing, "Same, babe." We're not starting a gender war, just celebrating the way women show up for each other. New episodes weekly. Tea highly recommended.

  5. Episode · Jul 13, 2026

    Can We Talk About Men’s Performances for a Minute? (opens the original)

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    Ever met someone who felt a little too perfect right out of the gate? In this episode, we’re having a cozy coffee table chat about why growing older and healing means becoming immune to the performative charm. We’re breaking down the massive difference between genuine character and a practised audition, why we need to stop clapping for the bare minimum, and the beauty of choosing peace over attention. If you’ve been told your high standards mean you're "bitter," pull up a chair coz this one is f

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