Season 1 of the Rich Spinster Podcast was an absolute joy with equal parts release, reflection, and raw expression. While I’m on break, take this time to catch up on past episodes and sit with the conversations we’ve already started.

I’ll be back on June 2, 2026. I'll be coming with even more fire and fury.

In this episode, Alexis reflects on Women’s History Month, going beyond celebration to honor the deep influence, resilience, and everyday acts of love that women bring to the world. She centers the often-overlooked contributions of Black women, highlighting how their leadership, care, and strength have shaped families, communities, and movements for justice and equality. Throughout the episode, Alexis shares her pride and love for being a Black woman, celebrating the unique qualities, culture, and power that make Black women extraordinary.

In this episode, Alexis delivers a razor-sharp monologue aimed squarely at voters who helped usher in the current administration and now seem shocked by the consequences. Her message is simple: if you voted for this, sign up for it. Enlist. Volunteer. Put your body where your ballot was. No more anonymous chaos from the comfort of brunch.

Throughout “Sign Up,” Alexis blends biting humor with moral clarity. The through-line: accountability. If you support the machine, don’t flinch when it runs. And if you don’t? It’s time to resist with intention, not vibes.

This episode, Alexis discusses Pam Bondi freestyling in front of Congress, the fact that aliens are real, and that Bad Bunny is carrying the Americas. Also, where is Miss Nancy?!

In this episode, Alexis examines the persistence of the resistance, arguing that real change is sustained by people who keep showing up long after the spotlight fades. She condemns the growing pattern of journalists being arrested or intimidated for doing their jobs, warning that attacks on the press are a direct threat to democracy. Alexis then turns her critique toward celebrity culture, calling out Nicki Minaj and other high-profile figures as amoral disappointments who prioritize money over morality. The episode connects political repression, media silencing, and celebrity cowardice into a broader indictment of power, complicity, and performative activism.

In this week’s episode, Alexis shares a powerful moment from an unexpected encounter in a parking lot, one that sparked a deeper reflection on the necessity of human connection in uncertain times. She discusses the courage she’s seeing in communities across the country and what that collective bravery signifies within today’s political landscape. Marking a full year since her last trip to Target, Alexis weaves personal reflection with a broader call to action, underscoring the importance of amplifying dissenting voices and reminding listeners that solidarity, connection, and shared courage are more vital than ever.

This episode, Alexis discusses protesters, artists, and the future of this democracy.

In this episode, Alexis looks back on the events of 2025, looks ahead to the promise of 2026, unpacks the conflict in Venezuela, and expresses the enduring hope for the salvation of democracy.