Stop Stalking Your Ex… In this episode, Kim teams up with breakup coach Lucy Price to call BS on the habits that keep us post-breakup stuck. From why closure is a scam to the science of obsession (yes, your brain is actually on drugs when you’re in love). They break down romanticizing the past, falling for potential, and mistaking boredom for “I still love him” fantasies. Kim’s biggest takeaway? Stalking isn’t closure—it’s self-sabotage. ✨ You’re Gonna Want to Subscribe to This: Drop us a 5-S...
Kim is learning that not everything deserves a f**k. A restaurant mix-up, a pushy question in Malibu, a stranger cutting the line — all moments that nearly set her off, but really weren’t about her at all. In this episode, she shares how she’s working on caring less, choosing what actually matters (her well-being, her business, and her people), and letting the rest roll off. Along the way, Kim calls out five social rules she doesn't follow and neither should you… from “don’t draw attent...
Kim is joined by Matchmaker, Nandini Mullaji for a viral-moment mini episode on love, choice, and control. In a culture that places a premium on partnership, it’s not about finding any man, it’s about finding the right one. Together they unpack why rejection isn’t failure, the importance of knowing your non-negotiables, and why women should be the choosers — not the ones waiting around to be chosen. They’re talking: How society devalues single women — and why that’s total BSWhy rejection is a...
Dial STAR 67… it’s time for Confession Session. This week, Kim takes on confessions that cut across love, beauty, ambition, and pure survival: breaking cycles with shitty exes, the products she’d replace the same day she lost them, the fear of leaping into full-time entrepreneurship, and one girl’s rent-free hustle that might just be iconic. No sugar-coating. Just the truth, a little tough love, and a reminder that you’re not the only one figuring it out. Submit your own at RichLittleBrokegir...
Kim is back with another viral-moment mini episode — this time, she’s breaking down her “10 Things Every Girl Needs.” Not the surface-level stuff, but the real arsenal every smart woman should carry into business, relationships, and life. We’re talking: A brain — because common sense isn’t actually common.Ears that work — to hear both the truth and the opportunities.Eyes that aren’t easily impressed — not all that glistens is gold.Hands that close deals — and make alliances.A vision for your ...
From fakes to flops, friendship is a minefield — but Kim’s cracked the code. In this episode, she drops the Holy Book of Friendship: the rules for attracting, vetting, and actually keeping friends. If you’ve ever felt like the outsider, the over-giver, or the one always texting first, this one’s for you. Kim unpacks why your energy is your biggest currency, how to build a life people want to be part of, and the red flags that scream: vampire. She gets into: The Ping Pong Test (are they really...
Dial STAR 67… it’s time for Confession Session. This week, Kim tackles confessions that hit every corner of modern womanhood: what to read and watch when you want a dose of power, loving singlehood a little too much, catching feelings at work (spoiler: the stats on office romances may shock you), and the scents that make you feel undeniably sensual. No sugar-coating. Just the truth, a little tough love, and a reminder that you’re not the only one figuring it out. Submit your own at Rich...
Welcome to Rich Little Reads — a our series for readers and wannabe readers. Have you read Flip the Tables? This week, Kim sits down with author and political powerhouse Alencia Johnson to explore what it really means to reclaim your power in a world designed to keep you small. She’s flipping the script on hustle culture, perfectionism, and the habit of asking for permission. If you’ve ever tied your identity to achievement, stayed too long in a job or relationship out of fear, or mistaken pe...
Men are watching p*rn, women are watching rom-coms, and neither is setting us up for real love. In today’s viral moment, Kris Haraldsson, Trauma-Informed Expert breaks down how women are taught to see romance through a fantasy lens, putting their lives and happiness on hold until “the one” arrives. From “boy sober” seasons to reevaluating the kinds of people we’re drawn to, they unpack why so many of us expect another person to give us what only we can give ourselves. The hard truth? Women ar...
Kim’s officially killing off the “I’m a woman, hear me roar” movement and ushering in the tactical tears renaissance. In this episode, she makes a strong(and slightly unhinged) case for bringing back public tears and the lost art of playing dumb. She’s breaking down her Crybaby Theory: because sometimes, the difference between being escorted out and getting your way is a single tear. Also on the docket: why she’s not getting involved in your money drama, a PSA for “don’t touch me” hugs and a ...
Meet Marsai Martin, actress, producer, and creative powerhouse redefining what’s possible by 21. You’ve seen her grow up on screen and break records behind the camera. But beyond the world stages and viral headlines, there is intention. Stillness. A quiet confidence shaped by growing up in a family business — and now, carving out an identity of her own. Most of us know Marsai as the youngest executive producer in Hollywood or the visionary behind Sai Summer Cookout. But in this episode, you’l...
Dial STAR 67… it’s time for Confession Session. This week, Kim tackles three anonymous-ish confessions that cut deep: lying about not wanting kids, grieving a friendship after marriage, and spiraling through singlehood while pretending to be “unbothered.” No sugar-coating. Just the truth, a little tough love, and a reminder that you're not alone. Submit your own at RichLittleBrokegirls.com/confess. ✨ You’re Gonna Want to Subscribe to This: Drop us a 5-STAR review (with a compliment — we read ...
Kim is quitting her job to focus on summer! Just kidding — we’re going on summer break for the next three weeks and will be back with new episodes on Wednesday, July 30th. But before we go, Kim wants to remind the girls to focus on your life and live your life. So when you get the guy, the job, the thing… that’s not all you have. She had a near-death, hysterical situation in the sky on her summer travels, and as her life flashed before her eyes, she realized just how much she loves her life —...
What happens when you finally admit you’re responsible for what happens next? In this solo episode, Kim’s learning that “getting it together” isn’t about control. It’s about clarity. She’s deep in her Last Single Summer mindset, traveling, planting seeds, and tasting the rainbow. But even with all the fun in the sun, she’s staying grounded by organizing her life with timelines, trackers, and honest check-ins with friends who hold her accountable. Plus: - The fake familiarity trick: “Have we m...
Your mind is being programmed—so the question is, who’s doing the programming? In this episode, Kim sits down with MJ Gray, cult leader and the internet's favorite “spoiled girlfriend,” to explore what happens when you chase external highs to fix internal wounds. From subconscious beliefs to designer distractions, they unpack why no apartment, partner, or Chanel will save you from yourself. Together, they dive into the hidden patterns controlling your life, the consumer cycles women are trapp...
Kim is back in New York and moving differently — slower, softer, more intentional. In this episode, she’s trading burnout for balance and learning that power isn’t about how fast you go, it’s about how precise you move. She’s filling her weekends with art, culture, and connection, and being more discerning about the people she lets into her world. Because friendship, like anything else, should be chosen with care. Kim shares how she curates her circle: if someone can’t challenge themselves, t...
Scarcity mindsets don’t build abundant lives. In this episode, Kim sits down with Kailani Raye, a clinical hypnotherapist, life coach, and sound healer, to unpack how the stories we tell ourselves—consciously and subconsciously—shape the lives we live. Together, they explore how women internalize scarcity without even realizing it: through the media we consume, the people we watch, and the beliefs we absorb without question. Starting from childhood programming, Kim and Kailani break down how ...
Meet Jackie Aina Asamoah, entrepreneur, creator, and cultural icon. She’s spent over a decade breaking beauty standards and building a brand that doesn’t just sell — it speaks. But before the campaigns, candles, and viral truth-telling, there was the climb. The unseen sacrifices and quiet moments of choosing herself. A lot of us know Jackie as the glamorous force behind FORVR Mood or as the voice who made space for Black women in the beauty industry. But in this episode, you’ll meet her as a ...
We all know people can get weird about their “single” status — so in this episode, Kim is redefining what it means to be single and setting the tone for a “Taste the Rainbow (while you still can)” summer, because this may very well be your Last Single Summer. She’s soft-launching her bi-coastal era, and for serial monogamists like herself, being single feels like ethical non-monogamy. No ties, no tears, and no one telling you to turn on your location. She unpacks the Last Single Summer rules ...
Welcome to Rich Little Reads, a series for readers and wannabe readers. This week, Kim sits down with Hollywood legend and powerhouse film producer Will Packer to unpack his new book, Who Better Than You?—a mindset manual meets memoir that reads like a masterclass in confidence, risk, and long-term success. Will shares how he went from delivering newspapers to producing Think Like a Man, Girls Trip and the Oscars, why "healthy arrogance" is essential, and what it really takes to stay on top o...