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We are back for Part 2 of the Shayne Lamas interview, and you definitely don’t wanna miss this one. We talk about everything in her life since her “Bachelor” appearance, which I must say is much more interesting. From her E! show that Mike Fleiss got her a year later, to her marriage to Nik Richie in Vegas 8 hours after meeting him, to that marriage lasting 11 years before splitting last May, to where she is today with everything and what she thinks about the marriage looking back on it. There’s a lot in here in this nearly 60 minute conversation. I hope you all enjoy it. As always, if you’d like to reply to the interview, you can follow Shayne on IG at … Continue reading →

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A podcast so good, I split it up into two parts. Ok, well that’s part of the reason. The other reason being it’s a busy weekend and it’ll be tough for me to get another guest next week. So here we are, the winner of Matt Grant’s season of the “Bachelor,” Shayne Lamas is a first time guest and she doesn’t disappoint. Like, at all. Part 1 is all about her time on Matt’s season to how she got cast, what TV role she was up for at the time, how she felt during her season, why they only lasted 2 months, and much, much more. It’s really refreshing speaking to contestants so far out of contract because they have no filter. Shayne has zero … Continue reading →

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Certainly was one of the more interesting seasons of “Survivor” that just ended last week, if not a bit controversial. But not necessarily because the wrong person won, it was HOW they won. To everyone who played the game with Erika, she was most deserving – she almost swept the final vote. But to America watching at home, pretty much no one could understand not only how Xander didn’t win, but how he didn’t even garner a vote at final tribal. So this edit vs. reality storyline is something Stephen Fishbach and I tackle in today’s podcast. As you know, he’s our resident “Survivor” expert and I love having him on to talk about the show. We had him on after episode 1 and now … Continue reading →