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Hello Me, It's Me : Vulnerable AF

A Nikki D Lovely podcast that addresses raw & real revelations and conversations. Five years after writing the book, No F boys Allowed, and practicing celibacy Nikki moves from LA to La, dives into dating, and attempts to find herself again.

Podcast · By Nikki D Lovely · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    The Brown Diaries Mother/Daughter Talk: So We’re Looking for Husbands Now? (opens the original)

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    We were supposed to be recapping her first days at Brown Pre-College but somehow, we ended up discussing a boy and talking about my 15-year-old's HUSBAND list. 😂 So naturally, we had questions: Do you sit next to him? Make the first move? Play it cool? How do you show someone you’re interested without doing entirely too much? What started as a Brown recap turned into a whole conversation about crushes, chemistry, planting seeds, knowing what you want. Now let's see in the next 2 weeks whether Ma

  2. Episode · Jul 18, 2026

    The Wealth Degree of Separation (opens the original)

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    I posted a thread, " She Just Needed to Be Her Full Authentic Self , " about my daughter not feeling like herself at an Ivy League school. The story that reached so many people wasn't where this journey began. It was where one very long day ended. The conversation you're about to hear was recorded earlier that day, before my daughter called asking if she could spend the night with me. At the time, I knew she was processing a difficult classroom discussion. What I didn't realize was just how deep

  3. Episode · Jul 3, 2026

    What My Teenage Daughter Wants Parents to Understand (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Hello Me, It's Me , I'm joined by my youngest daughter, Amiyah, for one of our most honest conversations yet. Together, we dive into what it's really like growing up in today's teen culture from the pressure to jump into relationships quickly, to how social media has changed the way teenagers view love, sex, commitment, and self-worth. We talk openly about why so many young people lose themselves in relationships before they've had the chance to discover who they are, how conf

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