NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST

Not A Rich Kid elevates the stories of Victorian creatives from working class backgrounds.

NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 33 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST, a society show with 33 episodes published.

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  Episode #34

  Episode 33 - Myron My - Art & Culture Writer

  Sep 16, 202648 minS0

  <p>FOLLOW US: </p> <p>Not a Rich Kid - Instagram <br> <br> Myron My on Working-Class Creativity, Theatre Reviewing, and the Cost of Art</p> <p>Host Kath Dolheguy interviews Melbourne-based creative and theatre reviewer Myron Myi about making creative work possible while needing stable, living-wage employment. Myron describes growing up in Epping with Greek migrant parents who worked in factories, his father’s redundancy, and how limited exposure to the arts and the queer community shaped his early life. He traces a winding path through media studies, teaching in Japan and London, retail and travel work, roles at the...

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  Episode 32 - Educating Rita - 'Not Rich Kids' Discuss

  Jul 8, 202652 minS0

  <p>FOLLOW US: <br> Not a Rich Kid - Instagram <br> <br> Educating Rita: Class, Education, and Finding Yourself</p> <p>The hosts of Not Rich Kids Discuss review Educating Rita, outlining its origins as Willy Russell’s 1980 play and Lewis Gilbert’s film adaptation starring Michael Caine and Julie Walters. They summarise the story of working-class hairdresser “Rita,” pressured by husband Denny to have a baby, who pursues Open University literature tutorials with the jaded, alcoholic tutor Frank Bryant; her passion renews his purpose as she navigates class anxiety, snobbery, and a sense of being “in between.” They contrast the film’s au...

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  Episode 31 - Nell Ash - Psychotherapist & Writer

  Jun 10, 20261h 6mS0

  <p>FOLLOW US: </p> <p>Not a Rich Kid - Instagram </p> <p>Class Therapy: Working-Class Mental Health, Power, and the Limits of “Therapy Speak”</p> <p>Kath Dolheguy interviews Nell Ash, a psychotherapist and creator of the Instagram project Class Therapy, which shares accessible, compassionate, class-informed mental health insights. Nell explains how counseling training felt shaped by middle-class sensibilities and “professional neutrality,” and how nearby 2024 race riots involving men she knew underscored that conventional therapeutic frameworks wouldn’t reach many working-class people. They discuss barriers to class-aware therapy, including cost, being read through stigmatising labels, power and surveillance dynamics, and clients...

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  Episode 30 - "Wuthering Heights" - 'Not Rich Kids' Discuss

  May 1, 202644 minS0

  <p>FOLLOW US: </p> <p>Not a Rich Kid - Instagram </p> <p>Not Rich Kids Discuss Emerald Fennell’s “Wuthering Heights”: A Hate-Watch Review</p> <p>On Not Rich Kids Discuss, the hosts – Kath Dolheguy, Dr. Alan Woodruff and Dr. Frankie Kanatas review Emerald Fennell’s newly released “Wuthering Heights,” outlining the novel’s basic plot and themes (including class) and contrasting it with Andrea Arnold’s 2011 adaptation. They describe Fennell’s version, starring Margot Robbie as Cathy and Jacob Elordi as Heathcliff, with Hong Chau as Nelly and Shahzad Latif as Edgar, as aesthetically ornate but narratively incoherent, emotionally empty, and...

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  Episode 29 - Sasha Wasley - Writer

  Mar 21, 20261h 8mS0

  <p>FOLLOW US: </p> <p>Not a Rich Kid - Instagram</p> <p>Sasha Wasley on Writing, Class, and The Society of Literary Marauders</p> <p>Host Kath Dolheguy interviews writer Sasha Walsley on Not a Rich Kid about growing up working class in WA with a single mother, frequent moves and school changes due to rental instability, and finding refuge in libraries; she discusses understanding class, social and cultural capital through university study and teaching. Walsley describes a messy path through multiple degrees before completing a PhD in feminist literature, then shifting from academia to copywriting and finally becoming a...

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