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You know I don’t like recording podcasts too early before Thursday in case news breaks before then. Well, that happened with this podcast as late last night, Brendan apologized on his IG for everything that happened Monday night. All of last night’s podcast had already been recorded so there wasn’t anything I could do, so, if you want to hear my thoughts on it, go to my IGTV on Instagram and check out the latest video on there. In the meantime, we’re joined by one of my favorite guests this week, Kristen Baldwin, TV critic at EW.com to discuss all things BIP. We do spend a good amount of time talking about the Brendan/Pieper situation, Joe/Kendall, and overall how the show has appeared this season. … Continue reading →

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We got some more “FBoy Island” talk this week with the second of our three leading ladies, CJ Franco. If you watched the show, you know that CJ ended up choosing New Jarred at the end, but there hasn’t been a ton of social media activity on their end since the show finale aired. What’s the latest with them? She’ll fill you in on that and then some as we cover a wide variety of topics surrounding the show in this roughly 60 minute interview. How put off was she by Casey’s “escort” comment, or was she at all? What was her biggest concern with him? Did she think if she picked him in the end that he was going to pick her back? What … Continue reading →

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A fun, interesting, and in depth interview today with one my favorite guests to have on, Jacqueline Trumbull. I believe this is her 4th time on the podcast? Possibly 5th. I’ve lost track. But I always love talking to Jacqueline because she brings such a great perspective to things, makes me look at things in a way that maybe I never looked at them before, and is not afraid to challenge me and ask questions. You can see in the episode description below, the podcast is basically broken down into 3 sections over the course of 100 minutes or so. You’re gonna really enjoy this one as I also talk about some things in my reporting that I’ve yet to really talk about publicly. And … Continue reading →