Best Divorce Podcast for Women in High-Stakes and High-Conflict Divorces

Real Talk for Women Facing the Toughest Splits—and the Strategies That Can Actually Help

Is your divorce starting to feel more like a tactical takedown than a transition? Like you’re playing 4D chess with someone who keeps moving the pieces—and somehow still getting the sympathy?

Hi, I’m Rhonda Noordyk, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst® and fierce advocate for women navigating complex, high-conflict divorces. I created the Disrupting Divorce podcast to be a space where real talk meets real strategy. Because I kept hearing from women just like you:

“I’m so lost—can someone please tell me what my next step is?”

Welcome to the space where we go beyond the basics and dive deep into what women’s divorce really looks like—financial abuse, legal manipulation, hidden assets, trauma responses, and how to get your power back anyway. If you’re navigating how to prepare for divorce, this is where your clarity begins.

👉Subscribe to my YouTube Channel so you never miss an episode packed with empowerment, strategy, and straight-up truth.

In this article, I’m sharing why Disrupting Divorce: Conversations for Women is the best divorce podcast for high-stakes, high-conflict situations—and what makes it different from the sea of vague, feel-good advice out there.

Stick around and you’ll walk away knowing exactly where to start, what to listen for, and how to use this as a lifeline when it feels like you’re barely keeping your head above water.

Let’s walk through it together.👇


Why This Isn’t Your Average Divorce Podcast

Let’s be real: most women’s divorce podcasts are either:

  • Vaguely inspirational ("You are strong! You will heal!")

  • Or overly technical ("Here’s how to file a Form 886-A for equitable distribution...")

Helpful? Sort of.

But if you’re in the middle of a gut-wrenching split, sitting in a mediation room where no one seems to understand your fear or your finances—you need something different. You need someone to talk about the real stuff. The stuff that doesn’t get posted on Instagram.

That’s why this show pulls back the curtain on topics like:

  • Why your "neutral" mediator might actually be anything but

  • What to do when your soon-to-be-ex is hiding assets in plain sight

  • The difference between a divorce attorney and a divorce financial advocate (hint: one files motions, the other fights for your long-term future)

  • How trauma impacts your decision-making—and how to slow it down when the pressure to settle ramps up

I created my podcast to be the resource I wish every woman had before walking into a courtroom that wasn’t designed with her in mind.


Our Most-Downloaded Episodes (Start Here)

Ready to feel seen, supported, and strategic? Here are two listener favorites to start with:

🎙 Episode 155: 4 Ways to Get Narcissists to Do What You Want

If you’re trying to divorce a narcissist, this is the one to start with. I sat down with trauma expert and master healer Dr. Melissa Kalt to unpack practical strategies for navigating narcissistic dynamics—especially when the stakes are high.

We talked about how to examine your motives, anticipate toxic behavior, and (yes) offer narcissistic supply strategically when it supports your negotiation. Dr. Kalt also shares her wisdom on extracting trauma—so you don’t carry emotional shrapnel into your next chapter. If you’re dealing with gaslighting, manipulation, or nonstop power plays, this one’s for you.

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🎙 Episode 125: Contemplating Divorce "Should I Stay Or Should I Go?"

If you're stuck in the exhausting cycle of “Should I stay, or should I go?”—this episode is your starting point. I sit down with Kate Anthony, host of The Divorce Survival Guide Podcast, to talk about how women can care for themselves before the paperwork starts. 

Kate brings her signature blend of coaching tools, relationship education, and truth-telling to help women make one of the most difficult decisions of their lives—with clarity and courage. This conversation is full of honest insights, zero fluff, and actionable next steps if you’re in the fog of indecision.

🔗 LISTEN ON APPLE →
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Who This Podcast Is For

If you’ve ever:

🚩 Had an attorney roll their eyes when you brought up financial abuse

🚩 Wondered if you were being "too dramatic" when you felt unsafe

🚩 Felt like your divorce team was missing someone who actually got it

🚩 Spent more time managing your anxiety than your asset list

...then this podcast is for you.

This is for the women doing their best to stay composed at work, at school drop-off, in court—while quietly falling apart in the in-between. The women facing a divorce that’s anything but straightforward, in a system that overlooks their reality. The ones who’ve realized a generic divorce planner won’t cut it. 

And if you’re trying to divorce a narcissist? This podcast gets how exhausting, disorienting, and high-stakes that really is.



Tune In Now: Your First Step Toward Clarity

🎧Tune in now and start with any episode that speaks to your current headspace.

Whether you're prepping for mediation, gearing up for a court date, or simply trying to figure out who to trust—you'll find voices here that validate your experience and give you real-world tools to move forward. If you're wondering how to prepare for divorce, this is one of the best places to start.

If this sounds like the kind of support you've been looking for, Subscribe to my YouTube Channel —it helps more women find it too!


There’s no one-size-fits-all divorce, but there is a smarter, safer, more strategic way to navigate it.

So whether you’re deep in the trenches or just starting to ask the hard questions, my podcast has your back.

Stay tuned for more unfiltered insight, practical strategy, and the kind of validation most professionals don’t talk about out loud. When it comes to finding the best divorce podcast for high-conflict splits, I’ve got you covered.

I'm Rhonda Noordyk—someone who’s walked this path with hundreds of women, and always in your corner.

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