
Miss Happy Mess is a talk show for women who are wondering what the f*#k is going on in the world. Host writer and actor Kimberly-Rose Wolter was born and raised in Hawaiʻi and now lives in Los Angeles. She has questions about reinvention, self-identity, parenting, and the practical shit in life no one taught her. She talks with friends, family, and people wiser than her on topics ranging from "Do... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 2 months ago |
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This has potential but the cackling and the screechy shouty way the women spoke was hard to listen to after a while.
Excellent and entertaining!
Thanks for keeping it real! So excited to be a part of this new community. 🤗
I’ve been waiting for this podcast!! Love listening to Kim talk story with amazing guests!!
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A candid, relationship- and life-focused talk show led by a Hawaiʻi-born writer/actor in Los Angeles. Conversations center on reinvention, self-identity, parenting, love, culture, and practical life questions with friends, family, and guests who bring expertise or lived experience. Episodes balance personal storytelling with actionable insights—from DBT-inspired communication with families to navigating relationships in a judgment-focused world—often weaving in Hawaiian culture and community perspectives. The show stands out for its warm, unguarded vibe, inclusive community feel, and willingness to tackle big topics with humor and honesty, making it a relatable space for listeners seeking practical guidance and cultural context.
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Recent guests on Miss Happy Mess include:
1. Stephen Yim
2. Asia Jackson
3. Mary Tobin
4. Mary Tobon
5. Hinaleimoana Wong
6. Kathy Baybayan
7. Jarmae Turner
8. Kelly Hu
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