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Got a fun show for you this week as I have Kristen Baldwin, TV critic from EW.com joining me for I believe a 4th time. Seems like I have her on about once a year to talk about all things going on in the TV world, and not just “Bachelor”-land. We do talk a few spoilers in the beginning if you haven’t been following along for the last month, so, you’ve been warned. She gives her thoughts on everything she’s heard going on in Clare/Tayshia’s season along with the health protocols she, and the rest of us, are seemingly confused with since no explanation has been given. Being the TV critic at EW.com, Kristen also has access to screeners of upcoming shows/docs on other networks … Continue reading →

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Well, it’s finally here. Can’t say I ever thought Colton Underwood would be on the podcast, but he is today for podcast #195. And I’m glad he is. It’s a loooong discussion (over 2 hrs), that goes in chronological order of his appearances in the franchise. From Becca’s season, to BIP 5, to his “Bachelor” season, then post-show – we cover it all. I’ve had many criticisms of Colton over the years, and he addressed all of them, which is all I ask for in a guest. Colton is definitely a lightning rod in the franchise as people definitely feel strongly one way or the other about him. I don’t expect people who already don’t like him to do a 180 after this podcast. However, … Continue reading →

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A very fun podcast this week as the author of “One To Watch,” Kate Stayman-London joins me to talk about the book, which is a fictional depiction of the “Bachelorette” essentially. In the book the lead for the season of “Main Squeeze,” is Bea, who is plus sized. Something we’ve never seen in the history of this franchise before. How will someone who knows Hollywood has never depicted many plus sized women on TV feel to now be the center of one of America’s most popular dating shows? How will she think the men on her season will view her? The book takes a lot of twists and turns that really get you to think as a reader of how we as a society view … Continue reading →