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Drama Queens

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Friendship
Mental Health
Parenting
Dan Scott
Nostalgia
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Brooke
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Food
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Clay
Family Dynamics
Nathan
Parenthood
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Take yourself back in time...back to high school. The ups and downs, the loves the losses, the struggles the triumphs, being together with your friends...feeling every emotion of it. Is 23 more than just a number to you? Do you respond to people by saying I don't wanna be anything other than what I've been trying to be lately? Do you expect to have life-changing moments while caught in the confett... more

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Having spent much of her life meeting other people's expectations, Brooke Shields is now defining success on her own terms. In part two of this intimate conversation, she reflects on aging, creative control, second acts, and why her popular mystery s... more

What happens when someone who has been looked at her entire life finally gets to decide how she wants to be seen? Brooke Shields reflects on motherhood, friendship, aging, identity, and the complicated gift of growing up in public—offering hard-won w... more

Beyond the headlines and behind the doors of the White House, part two of this gripping conversation with Dr. Jill Biden explores the deeply personal moments at the heart of Biden's memoir, "View from the East Wing."

Plus, the former First Lady shar... more

What was it really like to live, teach, love, grieve, and lead through one of the most consequential periods in modern American history? In part one of this in-depth conversation, live from The Boch Center Shubert Theatre in Boston, Dr. Jill Biden sh... more

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Brooke Shields
Iconic actress, author, and producer
Brooke Shields / You're Killing Me on Acorn TV (as executive producer)
Episode: Brooke Shields - part 1
Dr. Jill Biden
First Lady, educator, author
White House tenure, author of View from the East Wing
Episode: Dr. Jill Biden - part 1
Christopher Griffin
Educator, author, known as Plant Queen
Plant Queen / Educator
Episode: Gather & Grow with Plant Kween
Hayley Kiyoko
Director, writer, and star of Girls Like Girls
Girls Like Girls (film)
Episode: BONUS: Hayley Kiyoko
Haley Kiyoko
Singer, author, and filmmaker known for Girls Like Girls
Self-employed/independent artist
Episode: Hayley Kiyoko
Tan France
Host of Queer Eye; fashion designer, actor, and producer
Production ventures including French Tech Media and theatre projects
Episode: Tan France
Lisa Blunt Rochester
Delaware Senator, healthcare and housing advocate
United States Senate
Episode: Senators Elissa Slotkin & Lisa Blunt Rochester
Elissa Slotkin
Michigan Senator, former CIA analyst with national security focus
United States Senate
Episode: Senators Elissa Slotkin & Lisa Blunt Rochester
Kelli Giddish
Actress known for Law & Order: SVU role Amanda Rollins
Episode: Kelli Giddish

Host

Sophia Bush
Host with a long-running affiliation in entertainment and discussions that bridge acting, production, and storytelling.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 38.2k ratings
  • Looking for insight, not politics

    Love hearing about the episodes. I just wish there wasn’t comments on politics etc. I watch shows like this to get away from politics. I tend to skip the rest of the episode as soon as politics is invoked. I also wish just the drama queens shows showed up and not the work in progress episodes. They literally have nothing to do with each other

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Love Bravo Always
    United States2 months ago
  • Updated: Review - Like revisiting family

    I love Sophia, but highjacking one podcast feed to pump out episodes from a different podcast will always feel like a betrayal.

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    OTH was a big part of my teenage life. Small town, abusive family, mean friends, I clung to this show for survival. Like all things, I grew up, moved on, carved a life for myself. This podcast has been like catching up with not just old friends but family. Hearing the bts stuff and what they we’re all going through during the show makes the impact this show had on... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Tallyn30
    United States3 months ago
  • Good Sam wasn’t good at all, nor is Sophia’s acting anymore.

    So I’ve listened to Sarah Shahi on at least 5 podcasts this month. EVERY SINGLE ONE WAS SO FUN AND ENGAGING EXCEPT SOPHIA’S!! Per usual Sophia just aims to use as many words as possible in every sentence. I’m sure she thinks this conveys intellect. Unfortunately, the truth is, her over side of words and forced wisdom creates the most nonsensical and absurd conversation. The more words she uses, the less she actually says. I’m so bored and I KNOW Sarah is NOT boring. Sophia needs to snap out of t... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Lalakmw
    United States4 months ago
  • It’s like a Warm Hug!

    This podcast gives me all the feels! Such an amazing show and so fun to get their take and also so BTS info. Definitely made my constant driving more enjoyable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Triv-Girl
    United States5 months ago
  • Stop with the WIP episodes

    This is easily one of my top three podcasts. What’s not one of the other top three podcasts is Sophia’s WIP podcast. STOP posting those episodes to the OTH feed. If I wanted to listen to that, I would have subscribed to it. It’s beyond annoying to get a notification thinking that the Drama Queens are coming back for a special episode or update to just be let down again.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    pinksocks82
    United States7 months ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Fans enjoy BTS insights and guest diversity, with strong affection for the show's creators and their bond.
Some reviews note political commentary can be polarizing and impact episode flow.
Overall sentiment highlights warmth, authenticity, and deep fan loyalty.
Listeners praise the candid, heartfelt storytelling and chemistry between hosts.
Critiques often focus on pacing when WIP content is merged with main episodes.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#122
United States/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#60
United Kingdom/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#65
Canada/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#19
Italy/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#63
Germany/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#89
Australia/TV & Film

Talking Points

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Dr. Jill Biden - part 1
Q: Can you share more about the GED program for incarcerated women?
She envisioned going into prisons to teach GED and workforce skills so women could transition to college and employment, viewing education as a pathway to dignity and opportunity.
Dr. Jill Biden - part 1
Q: How did you balance teaching with your duties as First Lady, and why was independence important to you?
Teaching grounded her and provided a sense of purpose beyond the public realm; she emphasized maintaining financial independence and continuing her education work to remain true to herself.
Dr. Jill Biden - part 1
Q: What motivated you to publish View from the East Wing at this particular time?
She wanted to offer a personal, non-political reflection on leadership, resilience, and the ordinary moments behind history, especially after seeing how other memoirs were interpreted or misconstrued.
Dr. Jill Biden - part 2
Q: Why was that the next right thing for you as the First Lady?
It stemmed from recognizing a systemic lack of research on women and a need to push for equal attention to women's health, which led to initiating and funding targeted health programs.
BONUS: Tan France
Q: Am I the asshole for asking my friend not to wear makeup to my wedding?
The hosts frame it as a clash between personal style and collective aesthetic, recommending a respectful, proactive conversation that offers options and respects the friend's comfort, rather than forcing a change on someone who knows their own identity well.

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What is Drama Queens about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show blends pop culture, entertainment careers, and timely public policy and science conversations with a candid, personal touch. Episodes commonly feature prominent actors, directors, and authors discussing craft, career longevity, and behind-the-scenes storytelling, alongside guests from politics, climate science, and health who offer accessible takes on complex issues. A notable pattern is the mix of reflective, human-centered storytelling with practical insights for audiences navigating creative work, civic life, and wellness. Listeners may appreciate thoughtful dialogue, guest diversity, and occasional deep dives into pressing social topics, though format shifts (episodic focus vs. weekly retrospectives) can affect pacing and expe... more

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1. Work in Progress with Sophia Bush
2. We Ride at Dawn (ish)
3. Pod Meets World
4. Whine Down with Jana Kramer
5. Catching up with the Camdens

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Recent guests on Drama Queens include:

1. Brooke Shields
2. Dr. Jill Biden
3. Christopher Griffin
4. Hayley Kiyoko
5. Haley Kiyoko
6. Tan France
7. Lisa Blunt Rochester
8. Elissa Slotkin

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