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NOT A RICH KID - THE PODCAST
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Recent Episodes
June 10, 2026
Episode 31 - Nell Ash - Psychotherapist & Writer
FOLLOW US: Not a Rich Kid - Instagram Class Therapy: Working-Class Mental Health, Power, and the Limits of âTherapy Speakâ 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 âprofessional neutrality,â and how nearby 2024 race riots involving men she knew underscored that conventional therapeutic frameworks wouldnât 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 spending paid time educating therapists about working-class life. The conversation critiques shallow social-media âtherapy speak,â attachment theory, CBTâs individualism, and grift-y relationship/wellness culture, emphasising context, community, grace, and practical tools. Nellâs writing is becoming a toolkit-style book planned for 2027. 00:00 Content Warning 00:19 Meet Nell Ash 02:12 Class Therapy Origins 04:42 Growing Up 07:28 Becoming Class Aware 09:32 Therapy Titles Explained 10:46 Frameworks Built for Flanders 13:36 Therapy Speak and Capitalism 15:57 State Surveillance and Survival 21:15 Class Barriers in Therapy 26:39 Masking and Professionalism 30:20 Pushback and Accessibility 32:32 Lived Experience Before Theory 35:24 Class as Kaleidoscope 36:16 Creativity Returns 36:57 Dating Culture Grifts 38:39 Class and Feminism Today 39:45 Tradwives and Choice 41:59 Divine Feminine Myths 43:38 Boundaries and Repair 44:44 Selfhood to Burn 47:21 Aspirational Media Pressure 49:06 Bodies and Supremacy Ideals 51:04 Codependency Labels 54:11 Soft Strings Framework 57:53 Book Toolkit Preview 59:43 Best and Worst Jobs 01:00:57 Art That Reflects Class 01:03:40 Working Class Icons 01:05:12 Closing Thanks Get in touch: Are you a working class person who wants to pursue a creative career but don't know where to start? Get in touch via instagram - we'd be happy to give you some advice. Tell us who you would like to hear from. Is there someone we should invite on the podcast? Let us know! The Not a Rich Kid Team: Kath Dolheguy Frankie Kanatas Sarah Ryan-Linstrom Post audio - Mike Tillbrook Theme song: âBarry Michael Takes a Trainâ by Sand Pebbles - Written & performed by Ben Michael and performed and mixed by Murray Ono Jamieson. Not a Rich Kid would not be possible without the support of:  VCA who provided studio space City of Melbourne Arts Grants Supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants
May 1, 2026
Episode 30 - "Wuthering Heights" - 'Not Rich Kids' Discuss
FOLLOW US: Not a Rich Kid - Instagram Not Rich Kids Discuss Emerald Fennellâs âWuthering Heightsâ: A Hate-Watch Review On Not Rich Kids Discuss, the hosts â Kath Dolheguy, Dr. Alan Woodruff and Dr. Frankie Kanatas review Emerald Fennellâs newly released âWuthering Heights,â outlining the novelâs basic plot and themes (including class) and contrasting it with Andrea Arnoldâs 2011 adaptation. They describe Fennellâs 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 driven by provocation, marketing, and TikTok-ready images rather than character motivation or cause-and-effect storytelling. They argue the film removes or flattens class and race elements, criticise the dialogue, soundtrack choices, and âperformativeâ sex scenes and food imagery, note perceived whitewashing of Heathcliff alongside colour-blind casting, and ultimately rate the film a âbig fat zero,â predicting it will still make money. 00:00 Cinema Excursion Setup 00:33 Bronte Background 01:05 Wuthering Heights Plot Recap 02:13 Past Adaptations and Cast 03:57 Spoilers and Hate Watch 04:41 Why This Film Exists 08:18 Aesthetics Over Substance 09:36 Erasing Class and Race 11:46 Horny Hype and Sound 17:23 Cohesion and Character Issues 19:51 Tone Dialogue and Soundtrack 22:42 Marketing Hype Machine 23:14 Chemistry Expectations Crash 25:28 Why Sex Scenes Matter 26:43 Gen Z Prudishness Theory 27:51 Juvenile Food Metaphors 28:44 Chaste Leads Kinky Revenge 32:09 Montage Fatigue and Emptiness 35:33 Soundtrack Doing the Work 37:45 Casting and Whitewashing Debate 41:18 Final Ratings and Farewell Get in touch: Are you a working class person who wants to pursue a creative career but don't know where to start? Get in touch via instagram - we'd be happy to give you some advice. Tell us who you would like to hear from. Is there someone we should invite on the podcast? Let us know! The Not a Rich Kid Team: Kath Dolheguy Frankie Kanatas Sarah Ryan-Linstrom Post audio - Mike Tillbrook Theme song: âBarry Michael Takes a Trainâ by Sand Pebbles - Written & performed by Ben Michael and performed and mixed by Murray Ono Jamieson. Not a Rich Kid would not be possible without the support of:  VCA who provided studio space City of Melbourne Arts Grants Supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants
March 22, 2026
Episode 29 - Sasha Wasley - Writer
FOLLOW US: Not a Rich Kid - Instagram Sasha Wasley on Writing, Class, and The Society of Literary Marauders 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 published author at 40; she is now a full-time author supported by workshops, mentoring, and other writing work, and speaks candidly about financial insecurity, nepotism, and the pressure of book sales in publishing. They discuss her 20th novel, The Society of Literary Marauders, set at Oxford in 1928, following working-class student Annie and exploring class, empire, banned books, and romance, informed by Walsleyâs research trip and lived experience. Sashaâs Social Media and Website The Society of Literary Marauders OUT MARCH 30th 2026 00:00 Podcast intro 02:02 Sashaâs childhood and books 04:11 Mumâs work and instability 06:28 Class awareness and capital 10:12 Uni detours and burnout 14:38 PhD path and feminism 16:00 Writing dream to career 18:46 First paid writing and publishing 23:15 Class and privilege in publishing 29:56 Money, clothes, and making do 33:07 Normalising multiple incomes 35:07 Guilt Around Writing 36:17 Claiming The Author Label 38:29 Mentors And Industry Allies 39:26 Inside Literary Marauders 43:38 Writing Class And Empire 46:18 The Hidden Cost Of Uni 50:32 Research Trip To Oxford 54:12 Owning Your Background 57:01 Money Talk In Publishing 01:00:39 Social Media And Banned Books 01:02:06 Best And Worst Jobs 01:03:16 Buffy And First Reflections 01:04:38 Jane Austen And Farewell Get in touch: Are you a working class person who wants to pursue a creative career but don't know where to start? Get in touch via instagram - we'd be happy to give you some advice. Tell us who you would like to hear from. Is there someone we should invite on the podcast? Let us know! The Not a Rich Kid Team: Kath Dolheguy Frankie Kanatas Sarah Ryan-Linstrom Post audio - Mike Tillbrook Theme song: âBarry Michael Takes a Trainâ by Sand Pebbles - Written & performed by Ben Michael and performed and mixed by Murray Ono Jamieson. Not a Rich Kid would not be possible without the support of:  VCA who provided studio space City of Melbourne Arts Grants Supported by the City of Melbourne Arts Grants
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