
Bitter old queens make better jurors
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 396 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film | |||

The one and only Gia Worthy returns to the pod to discuss the fifth episode of Survivor 49!
Christine, Derek, and Sam recap the fourth episode of Survivor 49 with Survivor 48's Stephanie Berger.
Christine, Derek, and Sam recap the third episode of Survivor 49 with Survivor 47's Teeny Chirichillo.
Audrey, Christine, and Derek continue their Olivier Assayas Movie Club with 2002's Demonlover.
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I keep trying to find other Survivor podcasts to listen to (in addition to this one) and I have to say that everyone else is: A. Wrong and B. Insufferable. Thank you for you insightful and hilarious commentary!
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I can’t believe it took me this long to find a queer Survivor podcast! I’ve really been enjoying going back and listening to previous seasons, and I can’t wait to binge the ATLA/LOK episodes once I catch up with the Survivor coverage!
And while I agree with almost all of their takes, one that I will push back on is the shot in the dark hate. I think it’s the one new era thing (aside from the great casting) that I want to stay. It’s not unfair or forced, and it doesn’t hurt the gameplay at all. ... more
i literally screamed when yall got to charlie during the s46 cast assessment bc that was my literal reaction but for yall to say that on the internet is so brave & i have no choice but to stan the pod
Sam, Derek, and Christine are great, and they always have great guests. One of my favorite weekly listens during the Survivor season!
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Apple Podcasts | #207 |
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The episodes explore the dynamics of reality television, particularly the famed series about survival and competition among contestants. The conversation often revolves around personal anecdotes from both hosts and guests, including reflections on their viewing experiences and discussions of cultural impact, player strategies, and representation in media. A unique aspect of the content is its focus on the queer perspective, infusing humor and critical insights into episodes while engaging with emotional themes that resonate with fans and newcomers alike. The hosts tend to balance nostalgic commentary with contemporary evaluations of the series' evolving strategies and social consciousness, often inviting past contestants for engaging interv... more
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Bitter Jurors launched 6 years ago and published 396 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Bitter Jurors include:
1. Stephanie Berger
2. Teeny Chirichillo
3. Star Toomey
4. Carolyn Wiger
5. Brandon Donlon
6. Sam Phalen
7. Derek Reining
8. Sam Stanish
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