In this magical episode, we sit down with Marielle Hadid — the eldest sister in the iconic Hadid family. While you may know Gigi and Bella from the runway, Marielle once walked her own path as a model before stepping into a more soulful role as a devoted mom, spiritual card reader, and quiet force behind pop culture moments you thought were just coincidence.Marielle opens up about her love of manifestation, the handwritten cards she creates to inspire and uplift (including one that may have sparked the Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift romance), and her work on a stylish new sunglass line for Hadid Eyewear. Oh — and yes, she went to a Taylor Swift concert with Taylor herself, and we get the behind-the-scenes stories you’ve never heard before.If you’re into energy, synchronicity, manifestation, and style with a story — this episode is your vibe.

This week, Amy and Parvati sit down with legendary costume designer Brenda Cooper—the mastermind behind The Nanny’s iconic fashion. From Fran Drescher’s unforgettable looks to styling a cast of characters, Brenda shares how clothing can be both empowering and expressive. The girls play dress-up in some of Fran’s most fabulous outfits and revisit when Amy and Brenda worked together on Better Late Than Never with TV royalty like William Shatner and Henry Winkler.Brenda talks Studio 54, dream jobs, and her new book 'The Silhouette Solution: Using What You Have to Get the Look You Want' (available wherever you get your books), plus shares easy tips on how to dress for your body, your vibe, and your life. Amy, a fashion lover who thrives with a little guidance, gets inspired—and Parvati, who usually relies on a stylist, picks up tips for building an effortless, everyday look. If you want to feel your best by getting dressed, this is your episode.

This week, it’s all about the women who shaped us. Amy and Parvati sit down with their real-life mamas for a heartfelt (and hilarious) Mother’s Day special. Hear how these iconic women were raised, who gave them their grit, and what their relationships with their moms look like today. Plus, we answer more listener questions and dive into your comments—so keep ‘em coming! Like, share, leave a review, and most importantly… call your mom. Happy Mother’s Day from Nice Girls Don’t Win.

It’s just the two of us, and we’re not holding back. In our first-ever solo episode, Amy puts Parvati in the hot seat with some rapid-fire questions—including the one we all want to know: what’s going on with her love life? We talk about becoming the person you want to be (hint: it has everything to do with the company you keep), and Parvati recaps her iconic Drag Brunch performance—which might just be her next career move. Plus, we answer listener questions straight from our Instagram polls, so if you’re not following @nicegirlsdontwin_, what are you even doing? Tune in for girl talk, life tips, and the kind of laughs that only come when it’s just us.

Parvati and Amy are back in the studio—and this week, they’re joined by Australian Survivor legend and manifesting queen, Shonee Bowtell. A mom, a mastermind, and a fan favorite, Shonee dishes on social strategy, finding her dream guy, and why people compare her game to Parvati’s (they get into it).The girls also recap a recent Hulu event and tease some buzzy new shows, including Call Her Daddy: Overboard for Love. Plus, a little preview of Australian Survivor: Versus the World, airing this summer.If you like women who know what they want—and how to get it—this one’s for you.

Thinking about being on a reality show? Want the inside scoop from people who’ve actually won? This episode is packed with insights, stories, and a touch of the supernatural.
With spring break around the corner, Parvati and Amy are headed up to Northern California—haunted houses and all—and they might just have a new show idea with legs. Joining them this week? Two massive guests: Reality TV legends Sandra Diaz-Twine (Survivor queen and two-time winner) and Cara Kies, the breakout mastermind behind Netflix’s new hit Million Dollar Secret.
Sandra and Parvati open up about their once-icy relationship, how they squashed the beef, and what they’ve learned from competing at the highest level. Then Cara reveals how she transformed from sweet gamer to ruthless strategist—and what it cost her emotionally to win big. Plus, producer Gaby Jones (Amy’s right-hand wizard) jumps in to share the behind-the-scenes story of Cara’s now-infamous “one sister” game move.
Whether you’re a superfan or a future castaway, this episode is for anyone curious about how to play—and win—the reality game.Sanra Diaz-Twine (@sassysdt)Cara Kies (@caralidia)Gaby Jones (@gabyyjones)

This week, Amy and Parvati take Nice Girls Don’t Win on the road to the official White Lotus hotel, thanks to HBO and a slew of fabulous sponsors. Things get off to a chaotic start when they accidentally roll into the event… via the loading dock. Classic.Once inside, they’re joined by special guests and comedy power couple @taylorgraysen and @jamesmitchellneal—known for their hilarious TV spoofs and viral sketches. Appearing in character as Chelsea and Rick from the afterlife, they dish on what’s next for their fans and reveal why Parvati might just be the Jaclyn Lemon of the weekend. Also, it’s decided: Taylor is officially Amy and Parvati’s third. Don’t ask, just listen.The episode wraps with a surprise interview with Sam Hubbard—Netflix’s Million Dollar Secret star, real-life NYC cop, wife, mom, and low-key badass.If you like to laugh (and don’t mind things getting a little ridiculous), this one’s for you.

It’s a big week for Nice Girls Don’t Win listeners, and this episode is packed with gems.

We highly recommend taking the Enneagram test before tuning in, because our guest Stephanie Barron Hall (@ninetypesco) is breaking down all nine personality types—and trust us, it hits different when you know your number. The Enneagram helps you understand your core motivations, fears, and patterns... and if you're anything like Parvati (a fun-loving Type 7) and Amy (a high-achieving Type 3 who really wants to be a 7), you’ll want to make all your friends and family take it too.

And don’t worry, we’ve got some juicy reality TV for you too. Stick around 'til the end to meet Lauren Jean (@laurenmidwest), the first millionaire from Netflix’s new reality hit Million Dollar Secret. She’s a self-proclaimed Enneagram 4, and the show is giving The Traitors energy—so you know Parvati (former Traitor) and Amy (producer of MDS) have thoughts.

Take the free Enneagram test via the link on our IG: @nicegirlsdontwin

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We’re joined by none other than Deal or No Deal Island champion (and Survivor Australia legend) David Genat, a.k.a. “The Golden God.” We talk through his wild final night, what was going through his head in those last moments, his favorite memories from the game, and what life’s been like since becoming a multi-millionaire.

He opens up about his relationships with the cast, how fans have reacted to his “fake family” storyline, and what his real family thought of it all. We also get into the big celebration party and the superfan bond that’s formed between him and Parvati — a friendship rooted in admiration, gameplay, and some seriously strategic minds.

And for the Survivor fans: yes, we talk about Boston Rob. David shares how his entire game persona — both on Survivor and now on Deal or No Deal Island — was born from a simple Google search of “Parvati and Boston Rob.” That one moment sparked the creation of an iconic player, and now? He’s not just the best to ever play Survivor in Australia… he’s also the best player to ever win Deal or No Deal Island.

Let’s just say, being nice wasn’t exactly part of the plan — and it paid off big. This one’s a must-listen.

This week on Nice Girls Don’t Win, Parvati is officially off the Banker’s Island—no more briefcases, no more multi-million-dollar stakes. She and Amy dive into what that experience was like, whether she misses the game, and what’s next. Plus, they break down White Lotus theories (yes, we’re talking about that kiss) and try to guess who the killer is.In book club, we’re halfway through The Chronology of Water by Lidia Yuknavitch—raw, tough, and pure storytelling. No spoilers yet, but we have thoughts.And our big guest this week? Chelsea Explains—Instagram’s overnight sensation and self-proclaimed Michael Jordan of babysitting. She’s got the ultimate hacks—not just for parenting, but for life. Chelsea shares her take on reality TV, why it’s not always a bad thing for women to be “bad,” and the simple yet powerful mindset that turned her creativity into a career.If you’re a tired mom, a reality TV lover, or just need a little motivation to go for that idea, this one’s for you. Listen now, and don’t forget to follow Chelsea on IG at @ChelseaExplains and TikTok @chelseaexplainsitall !