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Hosted by Robin Welch and Deborah Andrews · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 92 episodes
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The Art of Classiness is a podcast about friendship in all its messy, meaningful glory. Hosted by real-life best friends, this show explores the ups and downs of adult friendships—from boundary-setting and breakups to evolving dynamics and unexpected moments. With humor, heart, and honesty, we’re redefining what it means to be a classy lady in today’s world—one conversation at a time.
Robin Welch and Deborah Andrews hosts Art of Classiness, a society show with 92 episodes published.
In this episode of The Art of Classiness, Robin and Deborah leave the usual AITA chaos behind and dig into two real‑world systems that quietly shape women’s lives. First, they unpack the story of 148 untested rape kits d
What really makes someone a peer? Is it age, life stage, shared experiences, or something deeper? Class act of the Week: Davis Heller Memorial Foundation In this episode of The Art of Classiness , we're exploring the sur
This week, we’re diving back into the Reddit rabbit hole for another round of AITA stories that prove “having fun” and “being respectful” are not the same thing. We’re talking about a husband whose behavior at a wedding
So many women—especially in midlife—are realizing they’ve spent whole chapters of life being who everyone else needed, and quietly wondering, “Is there still time to change?” In this episode, Robin and Deborah walk you t
This week on The Art of Classiness, we’re stepping into a dark but important question: what happens when women kill? Using cases like BTK, Nannie Doss, Belle Gunness, Genene Jones, and Aileen Wuornos, Robin and Deborah e
This week, we’re planning your summer for you. Instead of another boring “bring a salad” barbecue, we’re sharing five actually fun, low‑lift party ideas you can steal: a Stars & Stripes night that’s more about gratitude
This week, we're heading back down the Reddit rabbit hole for another round of AITA stories that prove relationships are complicated, boundaries are messy, and common sense isn't always so common. We're discussing a brot
This week on The Art of Classiness, we’re building a “rainbow of friends” — a playful way to talk about the different roles our friends can hold in our lives. Instead of trying to squeeze people into boxes, we’re using c
In this episode of The Art of Classiness, Robin and Deborah take inspiration from the new Netflix movie Ladies First and ask: what if tomorrow the world ran on “women first” by default? Instead of reviewing the film, the
This week on The Art of Classiness, we’re kicking off Summer Reset —not a full life makeover, just a gentler way to exist in your own body. We’re talking about the buzzy wellness tools all over your feed (grounding mats,
In this episode of The Art of Classiness, Robin and Deborah dive into four AITA stories that hit on loyalty, ego, gender roles, and clapping back at casual sexism. A bridesmaid is sitting on a massive cheating secret, a
Everyone’s talking about the “male loneliness epidemic” — but what does that actually mean, and why are so many men struggling to build real, emotionally honest friendships? In this deep dive, Robin and Deborah break dow
This episode is for the friend who’s always invited, always supportive, always down to go with the flow — but deep down, never really sure if they’re anybody’s first choice. Robin and Deborah dive into what it means to b
What would you do in your 20s if you were dropped back into the exact same life — same people, same money, same jobs — but with your older, wiser, slightly more unbothered brain? In this fun hypothetical episode, Robin a
We’re back with another AITA round‑up, and this batch is a full vacation‑and‑vibes rollercoaster. From a Mexico girls’ trip that turned icy, to a guest who brought her own food to a wedding, to a breakup over one “small”
In this episode of The Art of Classiness, we’re unpacking what it really means to be a “girls girl” — beyond the buzzword and into the moments where it’s actually tested. Using a recent pop culture situation as our lens,
We’ve all said it — about a relationship, a friendship, a job — even when the signs were screaming to go. In this raw, relatable episode, Robin and Deborah unpack the sunk cost fallacy, fear of starting over, guilt of lo
Why do so many women still change their last names when they get married — and what does it really cost? In this Women’s History Month episode, Robin and Deborah trace the surprising origins of the tradition (from mediev
Why do so many women still change their last names when they get married — and what does it really cost? In this Women’s History Month episode, Robin and Deborah trace the surprising origins of the tradition (from mediev
We’re back with another Am I the Asshole roundup — and this batch is wild. Robin and Deborah dive into four juicy Reddit stories: a husband who suddenly wants to stay married after losing his job, a friend who got left w
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Art of Classiness is hosted by Robin Welch and Deborah Andrews. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 92 episodes.
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