The Rich Room

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Lindsey discusses the state of the world and whether humanity is hitting a decline.

The horrors persist but so does The Rich Room. On this episode, Lindsey walks the audience through the collapse of one world and inspires hope for the emergence of a new one. Lindsey also advocates for the acceptance of her favorite curse word and contemplates whether or not she should join the DJ revolution.

The world is on fire, the group chat is silent, and your phone just asked for another update. On this episode, Lindsey explores how we’ve collectively accepted turbulent times, lost the plot on our moral value system, and let technology turn “making life easier” into working around the clock.

Faith is trending, silence is strategic, and power is rarely where we think it is. On this episode, Lindsey discusses America’s shift toward Christian values, celebrity quietness during global crises, and a personal reckoning with where power is being surrendered—intentionally or not.

From manifesting a calm hurricane season to being congratulated on a pregnancy that does not exist, Lindsey takes you through the week’s unhinged highlights—plus a behind-the-scenes peek at prepping her first Art Basel pop-up.

Mercury in retrograde comes to a head this week, and Lindsey is feeling every second of it. In this episode, she unpacks the emotional buildup, the rage-podcasting release, and a major update on her hyper-mobility journey after meeting with a geneticist. It’s a reminder that even in gratitude, we’re still allowed to feel it all.

This week, Lindsey is joined by her daughter Madison to take the stand and review Ryan Murphy’s All’s Fair—a legal drama with all the ingredients but somehow none of the flavor. Along the way, they unpack what happens when you’re doing “the most” and why the girl-boss era might be coming to an end.

What do Bad Bunny, Les Misérables, and a government shutdown have in common? This week, Lindsey unpacks outrage, power, and the strange spectacle of modern America. Oh—and there’s a new movement in town: Make Everyone Great Again.

Something about America right now feels eerily familiar. This week, Lindsey connects the dots—unpacking how unchecked platforms, political delusion, and digital apathy are pulling the country off its moral axis. Then she surprises everyone with her latest read: the Bible. Turns out, Jesus has notes.

In this week’s episode of The Rich Room, Lindsey dives into the spiritual side of life and the “woo woo” practices she’s been exploring. From Eckhart Tolle’s teachings on presence, to Joe Dispenza’s mind-body connection, to Tyler Henry’s intuitive approach to the afterlife, she shares her personal experiences and how these practices are shaping her journey of self-growth and enrichment.

This week, Lindsey keeps it real on love, media, and pop culture. She cautions listeners not to over-romanticize marriage in the wake of Taylor Swift’s fairytale engagement, and sparks a “reverse cord cutting” revolution—ditching overpriced streamers like HBO and Peacock in favor of good old DVDs. Finally, she dives into the hilarious news that two animated women have Snoop Dogg too scared to hit the movie theater.

In this episode, Lindsey takes listeners back to school for a deep dive into the cultural and economic role of advertising in the United States. She unpacks the influence of political, social media, and medication ads while breaking down the state and federal regulations that govern them. Lindsey also explores how U.S. advertising laws stack up against those in other countries, highlighting the ways regulation—or lack thereof—shapes what we see and consume. A reminder that we are forever students, this episode offers both insight and reflection on the powerful forces driving the ad industry.

In this episode, Lindsey dives into fresh predictions for Beyoncé’s highly anticipated act iii album, speculating on potential artist collaborations and celebrating how Beyoncé and Taylor Swift continue to hold up the cultural fabric of humanity. She also gives a playful peek into her plans for an over-the-top Halloween 2025 decoration theme, and then shifts gears to unpack the disturbing rise of a new petition seeking to overturn same-sex marriage. With her signature blend of wit and candor, Lindsey balances pop-culture joy with sharp social commentary.

In Part 2 of Lindsey and her daughter, Madison, dive into the latest chaos on The Real Housewives of Miami and why they can’t look away. They unpack how their initial distaste for The Secret Life of Mormon Wives somehow morphed into a full-blown obsession, and share their takes on the buzz — and backlash — surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s recent ad campaign. It’s a mix of pop culture hot takes, guilty pleasures, and unfiltered opinions.

In this episode, Lindsey is joined by her daughter, Madison Soboul, for a lively and thought-provoking conversation. They share heartfelt gratitude for the neighbors who’ve made a difference in their lives, pull back the curtain on the unsettling dark side of ChatGPT, and unpack why “locker room talk” should never be brushed off as harmless banter. It’s part appreciation, part cautionary tale, and part cultural critique—with plenty of laughs along the way.

In this episode, Lindsey dives into the affair heard ‘round the world involving the messy executive drama at Astronomer, and what it reveals about power, ego, and corporate culture. She also takes a hilarious stroll down millennial memory lane, wondering how we ever thought tanning beds were a good idea. And of course, no episode is complete without a little Beyoncé speculation, as Lindsey unpacks the clues and theories surrounding the highly anticipated next album.

In this episode, Lindsey opens up about the systemic issues plaguing the U.S. healthcare system, from dismissive doctors to the challenges of getting a proper diagnosis. She shares her personal journey of overlooking physical symptoms for years and how that neglect has caught up with her. Now facing chronic pain related to joint hyper-mobility, Lindsey walks listeners through her recent experiences with healthcare providers—and the frustration of not being believed. It's a vulnerable and eye-opening conversation about self-advocacy, medical gaslighting, and the importance of listening to your body.

In this episode, Lindsey addresses some recent negative feedback and shares how she’s chosen to respond with grace and clarity. She reflects on the powerful impact Beyoncé’s music has had on her life, from boosting confidence to fueling creativity. Lindsey also shares highlights from her recent trip to Europe, including seeing Beyoncé live in Paris and visiting the breathtaking Lake Como.

In this highly anticipated episode, Lindsey gives the people what they want. She first touches on the wild ride that is The Valley which is both problematic and painfully addictive. She unpacks the audience's disdain for Janet and the financial manipulation exhibited by one of the husbands. Lindsey then shifts gears to discuss the unexpected emotional blocks surrounding money and how to tackle them. She also outlines the money mindset and money habits needed in modern day. Finally, she brings it home and explores the ways to enrich your life outside of money.

This week, Lindsey flexes her legal muscle and discusses the dramatic litigation between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. Lindsey also touches on other recent celebrity litigation by an Atlanta Housewife, Harvey Weinstein's second trial, and the P Diddy saga.

On this week's episode, Lindsey discusses her obsession with Love Island USA, the very successful No Kings Protest in Miami, and her recent trip to Chicago.

On this episode, Lindsey breaks down the Love Island USA drama, gives insight into issues she's having in her business, and discusses her dissatisfaction with the current state of the country.

Lindsey spills it all this week discussing the first date she's had in years. She also touches on Miami Swim Week, the Twilight movie, and a cast shake up for Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

This week Lindsey discusses the Summer House reunion, her obsessed with FAQs, and her recent Real Housewife sighting.

Lindsey takes a break from the chaos of modern society and discusses her upcoming baddie boat day, her attraction to Tony Montana/Scarface, and the new wealth manifestation course she recently joined.

This week, Lindsey discusses her fabulous Mother's Day, dives into some current events, and introduces the audience to breathwork.

Lindsey opens up about the first Monday in May from hell; divulges on her experiences with divine intervention; and spills on which issues she's annoyed with this week.

This week, Lindsey discusses the upcoming hurricane season; breaks down the chaos on The Valley and Summerhouse; and addresses the male loneliness crisis.

Once in a blue moon, Lindsey podcasts with an emotional support beverage giving her most candid hot takes. This week, Lindsey cracks the code with the eating habits of her emotional support animals; shares her self diagnosis of a chronic health condition; and professes her love for her 85 year old neighbor.

This week, Lindsey expresses frustration over the persistent messaging on how women should be living their lives; discusses the 11 minute female flight to space; and has a surprising reaction when her greatest fears come to fruition.

This week, Lindsey breaks down Season 3 of White Lotus and analyzes the complexity of the characters and how their struggles relates to all people. Lindsey also discusses recent protests, the tariffs from hell, and how to regulate your nervous system during wartime.

Plagued with a chaotic start to 2025, Lindsey reclaims her political voice with a spirited critique of the current political climate. In Season 2, Lindsey promises to not hold back but to pass on all she has learned and encourages the audience to enrich their lives with self-education.

On this episode, Lindsey catches her listeners up on what's been going on these past few months. She dishes on her holiday plans in New Orleans and how Southern Hospitality is the new Vanderpump Rules.

Lindsey's back at it again reflecting on how she ended up starting a new business, a new podcast, and a new life all at the same time. She also discusses the pitfalls of living with a romantic partner, her quick binge of Nobody Wants This, and the benefits or de-centering men.

Lindsey is back this week better than ever discussing the Super Bowl Halftime Show, how she plans to date herself, and the problematic OC Housewives.

This week, Lindsey shares her struggles with her brand's first upcoming photo shoot, the insane demands from her dog and cat, and how a grilled cheese sent her to the doctor.

On this episode, Lindsey has a full blown anxiety attack after discovering another necessary repair at her new house. She also discusses finding the boundary before burnout and gives a breakdown of the end of New Jersey Housewives.

Lindsey returns to solo podcasting hot out the gate discussing the multitude of moving issues she's encountered, her zealous love for Spirit Halloween, and introduces a new segment titled: Am I The A$$hole?

On Part 2, Lindsey and Madison Soboul discuss their recent trip to Jamaica, the importance of Gen Z's vote, and the annoying tourists they encountered at the airport.

Joined once again by her favorite co-host, Lindsey and Madison Soboul discuss Lindsey's life changing retreat to the UK, the delicious combination of sushi with cream cheese, and the benefits of taking a solo vacation.

Lindsey podcasts from her life reset retreat in the English countryside and discusses her thoughts on British food, a trip to Harrod's in London, and dual citizenships.

Lindsey and Madison Soboul continue their discussion on House of Dragon, starting over in life, and why outfit choice is so important when leaving the house.

Lindsey is joined by her daughter who is serving a grounding sentence through podcast guest hosting. The two discuss the Summer House reunion, a lack of American culture, and Lindsey's continued one-sided feud with HBO.

Lindsey gets candid on her recent absence from the pod and discusses bouncing back, a stranger dinner, and The Valley finale.

Lindsey has a field day with the king baby behavior shown on Summer House, breaks down the glaring hypocrisy in a recent college graduation speech, and ponders on how we can all be part of the solution.

Back in the solo podcasting game, Lindsey makes a passionate argument to move Mother's Day, breaks down Part 1 of the VPR Reunion, and expresses her deep disdain for Bumble.

On this episode, Lindsey is joined by her dear friends, Tresse Sumrall and Austin Sumrall. The three discuss the Met Gala looks, the Kendrick Lamar and Drake quarrel, and the keys to a successful relationship.

Lindsey breaks free from solo podcasting and welcomes her incredible daughter, Madison Soboul, as the first guest of the show. The two discuss the glaring male issues shown on The Valley, break down this season of Palm Royale, and dissect the evolution of marriage.

Lindsey celebrates the launch of her new apparel and accessories brand, talks budgeting, and takes questions from listeners for the ongoing segment, Listen Linda.