Quick Facts
Opinions are easy, understanding takes work. What if everything you think you know about “those people”… is wrong?
Welcome to Tell Me More with Nicole Walters - the unfiltered, judgment-free zone where curiosity leads and honest conversations follow. In a world shaped by echo chambers and algorithms, it’s easy to form opinions about people we’ve never actually met.
The sugar baby. The trans woman.
The undocumented immigrant. The reality TV star.
We’ve heard about them but have we ever heard from them? That’s what this show is all about.
Born out of Nicole’s 2020 Tough Talk Series, Tell Me More is a space where we refuse to make the world smaller and scarier. There’s no room for hate, racism, or bigotry here—but there’s plenty of room for bold, uncomfortable, and deeply human conversations.
Each week, Nicole sits down with the people you’re most curious about and asks the questions you’ve been too afraid (or too filtered) to ask. It’s raw.
It’s candid. It’s not about changing your mind - it’s about giving you the real story so you can make up your own.
You’ll also hear updates on Nicole’s life, business, and family but at its core, this show is a place to listen well, grow together, and build confidence in your own character. So if you’re ready to break out of your bubble, challenge your assumptions, and hear directly from the source… This is the podcast you’ve been waiting for.
Tell Me More with Nicole Walters—available wherever you get your podcasts.
Episodes
Latest Episode
September 24, 2026 · 34m
Okay, I know how this is going to sound, but friends… we need to talk about doomsday prepping. Before you picture me building a bunker in my backyard, hear me out. This isn’t about living in fear or convincing yourself the world is ending. It’s about being prepared enough that when the power goes out, a major storm hits, supplies are harder to get, or life throws us another 2020-sized curveball, you don’t have to panic. In this chat, I’m sharing exactly how I think about emergency preparedness, from the simple things you can start doing today to what a realistic two week stockpile can actually look like. We’re talking food, water, generators, power outages, emergency supplies, and how to prepare in a way that makes sense for your home, your family, and your budget. I’m also sharing how I prepared my family before the pandemic, why I think there’s a difference between being anxious and being ready, and the question I ask myself any time I’m worried that I might be “doing too much.” Because the goal isn’t to prepare for every possible disaster. It’s to make sure you have what you need to stay safe and comfortable when something unexpected happens. ✨ We Chat About: What practical emergency preparedness actually looks like The difference between a three day and two week stockpile The food, water, electricity, and emergency supplies I prioritize Why I invested in a generator and backup water options How to start prepping even if you don’t have a huge budget or extra space What preparing for the pandemic taught me about trusting my instincts How to prepare without letting fear and anxiety take over The storms will come, and they’ll pass. The goal is simple: stay ready so you don’t have to get ready. ✨Tell Me More: Connect with Nicole on Instagram: Connect with Nicole on Substack: https://nicolewaltersofficial.substack.com/ Episode Sponsors: Use code NICOLE at checkout for 15% off your entire order at when you log into your account. 1 time use only. Visit and use the code NICOLE to get 20 percent off your first order. Produced by Dear Media See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at .