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A first time guest on today’s podcast from a movie I think a lot of you will enjoy. Her name is Tess Higgins, and she’s a writer, producer, and stars in the Indie film “HIM,” which came out on Apple TV, Amazon, and Fandango a couple weeks ago. It’s about 5 women on a reality dating show that find out something suspicious about production during one night in the villa that changes their whole experience on the show. If you liked the TV show UnReal, I think you’ll really like “HIM.” Definitely in the same realm where it focuses on the behind-the-scenes aspects of a reality TV dating show. Tess wrote this as a play back in 2018, and it’s taken a while to get … Continue reading →

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Joined this week by a friend and comedian, Jenn Sterger, who was one of the main subjects of “The Fall of Favre” documentary that dropped this week on Netflix. I’ve known Jenn about 10 years, she’s been on this podcast a couple times before, but I wanna say they were pre-COVID. If you don’t know the story by now, I suggest go watching the doc. If you have, I think you’ll really find out that Jenn’s story is a really important one, and places a big emphasis on how the system isn’t kind to people like Jenn and how she was the villain in a story where she did nothing wrong. It’s a great documentary and an even better interview if I’m being honest. Not … Continue reading →

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Joined once again by Kate Casey today from the “Reality Life” podcast as we have quite a few things to go over. Is she a fan of BravoCon? What’s going on with RHONY? Why she likes The Valley over Vanderpump Rules? And as always, Kate gives some great recommendations on documentaries that have either been released or are coming out soon, including one I will be covering next week called “The Fall of Favre.” It’s very interesting since one of my friends, Jenn Sterger, is featured prominently in the documentary. So glad she’s getting to tell her story on a national stage when the documentary comes out next Tuesday. Even though she’s told it on this podcast in the past and numerous other places, this … Continue reading →