This week on the Rich Spinster Podcast, RS dives into the horrifying Cornell sexual assault case and what it reveals about the deeply troubling ways society continues to view women. The case isn’t just about what allegedly happened, but it’s about the systems, attitudes, and culture that allow misogyny and violence against women to persist. So what will it actually take to turn this sinking ship around?

With the midterms approaching, RS also looks toward Florida and hopes voters don’t make the wrong decision again. And because no episode of the Rich Spinster Podcast would be complete without a little “What the hell is wrong with people?”, she has some thoughts about the increasingly bizarre things passengers are doing on airplanes.

Heavy topics, strong opinions, and, as always, a little WTF along the way.

This week on the Rich Spinster Podcast, RS grabs the clippers and makes the ultimate declaration of freedom: cutting off her hair and embracing the liberation that comes with letting go of expectations and inches.

She also dives into the Nolan Wells case, before turning to something a little sweeter: the music of middle age. As some of the albums and songs that defined our younger years hit the 40-year mark, Alexis reflects on what it means when the music you grew up with is suddenly considered “classic” and why these middle-age bops still hit just as hard.

Come for the haircut, stay for the nostalgia, the commentary, and the sweet, sweet music.

This week on the Rich Spinster Podcast, Alexis is asking a question that feels more urgent by the day: Where the hell is the courage?

From celebrities like Ed Sheeran to our elected officials to the press, far too many people seem willing to stay silent in the face of things that should demand outrage. Courage may be in short supply among the adults in the room, but there is hope in a generation of young people who are refusing to look away.

And because no episode can be all righteous indignation, Alexis also dives into the latest allegations surrounding Rep. Lauren Boebert, an outspoken opponent of LGBTQ+ rights who is now denying allegations of sexual relationships with staffers, including two women.

Courage, cowardice, hypocrisy, and apparently… a little dipping in the lady pond. Just another week on the Rich Spinster Podcast.