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Great to have the wonderful Molly Mesnick back on the podcast. You’ll hear during the podcast today that we couldn’t remember when I had her and Jason on before. I had to go look after the fact and it was Podcast #200 in Sept. of 2020. So almost 4 years to the day when I last had Molly on. Too long I tell ya’. She talks about what happened on Monday’s date, how long Jenn and Sam spoke, how uncomfortable it was, what she thought of the other men, how her daughter Riley was star struck when Charity, Daisy, and Kelsey all came to their house for dinner and, of course, we spend the last half of the podcast talking about “It Ends With Us.” … Continue reading →

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Another fun interview with Kate Casey from the “Reality Life” podcast today as we cover a myriad of topics going on in the reality TV world from Vpump Rules to The Valley, to Big Brother, to RHONJ and the madness that’s happening there, etc. Then Kate also gives us her recommendations for documentaries she’s watched and is covering. Before that, I dive into the chaos that is Big Brother this week, my new favorite Instagram page if you grew up in the early 90’s, the terrorist plot that cancelled 3 of Taylor Swift’s concerts in Vienna this weekend, and what story I read this week that’s making me feel old. Man, I never would’ve guessed it in a million years. I think I’m still recovering … Continue reading →

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Joined today by one of my favorite guests to have on, good friend Jacqueline Trumbull covering Jenn’s season through 4 episodes, what she thinks of the Devin/Sam M. fight, why she was disappointed in Aaron, finishing up her PhD in New York starting next month, her “A Little Help For Our Friends” podcast, and much, much more. Below I’ve embedded the YouTube video of it that you can watch as well. Check it out, go watch, subscribe, and like. Before I have Jacqueline on I talk about Carrie Underwood being added as the 3rd judge for American Idol which is a huge get for them, Big Brother eviction night happening tonight and there’s really only one answer for who needs to go (assuming they don’t … Continue reading →