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Joined for the first time this week by one of Gerry’s women from the “Golden Bachelor,” runner-up Leslie Fhima. A lot to touch on with Leslie as she has been making the podcast rounds the last week or so, so I wanted to try and cover a lot of things that weren’t necessarily show related. We definitely dive into the break up with Gerry and her thoughts, but I wanted to get to know Leslie outside of the show, and she definitely has some life experience to share with us. Loved chatting with her and I hope you enjoy the interview as well. Before that, I talk a little about the Survivor finale, the Challenge finals being set, US Weekly confirming Jenn and Sasha are … Continue reading →

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Been a while since we had today’s guest on. So much so, I can’t for the life of me remember the last time she came on. I wanna say around COVID, but I’m not sure. Either way, she’s back. Olivia Caridi, former host of the “Mouthing Off” podcast and “Bachelor” contestant on Ben Higgins season. What has she been up to since ending her podcast? What’s her new obsession (Hint: it’s the same as someone else from her season)? Her thoughts on villains now in this day and age? That and we end with the “Rapid 10.” Before that, I briefly go over what was on the “Daily Roundup,” namely the confusion stemming from Gerry and Theresa’s interviews with People.com yesterday. Seems to be some … Continue reading →

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Joined today for the first time on the weekly podcast by DWTS journalist Kristyn Burtt, as we do a wrap up on this season of “Dancing with the Stars.” Kristyn brings up some changes she thinks the show could implement after a rough year for the judges. Even I had a brilliant idea I thought of in the moment – until I realized it was something they’d done once before. Hey, whatever. Bring it back and give me full credit. Either way, a great talk with Kristyn about this season, best dancer vs best story argument, the judges rough season, will we see them ever go back to two seasons in a calendar year, and much, much more. Before that, I talk about what’s on … Continue reading →