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Drama Queens

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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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Chrissy Metz spent years working toward the success that seemed to arrive overnight with "This Is Us." Since then, she’s continued to surprise audiences, from the fan frenzy surrounding "The Hunting Wives" to taking on her first Broadway role in "& J... more

We’re days away from the midterm elections, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Sophia sits down with Sami Sage, cofounder of the wildly popular BETCHES platform, to cut through the political noise, expose how misinformation spreads, and talk about wh... more

It’s a major day for Sophia Bush: her first memoir, "And I Will Tell You Mine" is officially out in the world! To mark the moment, she’s joined by her dear friend and three-time bestselling author Jedidiah Jenkins for a deeply personal conversation a... more

Only a true bestie knows what did (and didn’t) make it into Sophia Bush’s upcoming memoir, "And I Will Tell You Mine." In part two of their chat, longtime friend Elizabeth Kott gets Sophia talking about a few personal details usually reserved for her... more

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Chrissy Metz
Actor, singer and author known for This Is Us; made her Broadway debut in & Juliet
Episode: Chrissy Metz
Sami Sage
Cofounder and chief brand officer of Betches Media, podcast host and bestselling author
Betches Media
Episode: Sami Sage
Jedidiah Jenkins
Three-time New York Times bestselling author of memoirs about travel, faith, identity and family.
Episode: Jedidiah Jenkins
Elizabeth Kott
Creative entrepreneur and host of Too Niche
Episode: More with Elizabeth Kott
Annie Andrews
Pediatrician and Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina
Episode: Dr. Annie Andrews
Kal Penn
Actor, writer and comedian who served in the Obama White House
Obama White House
Episode: One More Thing with Kal Penn
Sonni Williams
Licensed professional counselor and perinatal mental health certified clinician
BetterHelp
Episode: World Mental Health Day: Rewriting the Rules
Jen Palmieri
Political strategist with experience in the Clinton and Obama White Houses
Episode: Jen Palmieri
Don Lemon
Independent journalist and media broadcaster expanding his own newsroom and platform
Lemon Media Network
Episode: Don Lemon Returns

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Sophia Bush
Host of Drama Queens; frequent guide and interviewer on episodes focused on celebrity culture and advocacy.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 38.2k ratings
  • Too Many Ads

    Those whole podcast is nothing but Sophia reading ad copy. There is very little actual content.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    BostonBobby617
    United States2 months ago
  • Life Lessons still to learn

    So I’m finally discovering OTH in my 50’s and having the privilege of watching it along with this fabulously amazing podcast is life changing. I’ve been enjoying the show and all its characters but loving these women and their friendships that they’ve been sharing. At times it feels like they are sharing my own life experiences but dealing with them in a so much more healthier way, lessons I’m applying now. Just shows that you’re never too old to learn and wisdom comes to us at all ages.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bhjiytdb
    United Kingdom3 months ago
  • 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 States6 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 States7 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 States9 months ago

Listeners Say

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

Overall sentiment highlights warmth, engaging hosts, and valuable behind-the-scenes context for fans of pop culture and social issues.
Critiques include feedback on pacing and heavy ad breaks in some episodes.
Guests are often high-profile with strong narratives around leadership, advocacy, and culture, which fans find engaging and inspiring.
Fans appreciate authentic storytelling and relatable insights, especially on identity and resilience.
Listeners praise the mix of candid celeb conversations with social insights and empowering messages.
Some critiques note overemphasis on political topics and mixed feed experiences between Drama Queens and Work in Progress.

Chart Rankings

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Apple Podcasts
#116
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#58
United Kingdom/TV & Film
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#80
Canada/TV & Film
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#58
France/TV & Film
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#88
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#92
Australia/TV & Film

Talking Points

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Sami Sage
Q: If there's somebody listening to this who knows voting is important, doesn't really think one vote can make a difference. What do you say to them on that subject?
Sage says elections have been decided by one to 10 votes. She also recalls her mother's reminder that voting is a privilege, and that not voting means denying that privilege to oneself.
Sami Sage
Q: How do you encourage people to make sense of it and figure out what they can trust?
Sage says she cannot make sense of the information environment for everyone, but can create a space to help people do so. She points to financial incentives and algorithms that reward anger and falsehoods, while noting that many smart, funny women and experts are doing valuable work online.
Chrissy Metz
Q: What made you want to step into that world and make something so spooky?
Metz wanted to try a genre she had not worked in before. She describes Nocturne as an intense, creepy crime thriller and says the material challenged her to separate the fictional events from her body's reactions while filming.
Chrissy Metz
Q: Do you feel like that's so cool? I got that visual, you know, of like the ghosts of Christmas past when you're talking about the lady in the brown hat. I'm like, was she just, was she an apparition? Was she a sign?
Metz says she cannot explain the woman who encouraged her to audition at the open call, and jokes that no one else seemed to see her. The audition led to workshops, an agent and eventually a move to Los Angeles.
Jedidiah Jenkins
Q: What was your thought process in saying hard things?
Bush drafted the full account, then edited for clarity and necessity, keeping details that were needed to tell the truth while removing material that could expose or hurt others unnecessarily.

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

This show blends pop culture, celebrity candid conversations, and timely social topics through relaxed, character-driven discussions with high-profile guests from entertainment, politics, and advocacy. Episodes frequently feature in-depth chats about career pivots, leadership, identity, and personal resilience, often bridging personal stories with broader cultural issues. A notable edge is the hosts' willingness to address politics and social justice from a mainstream celebrity lens, offering both relatable personal narrative and broader context for listeners. Potential listeners can expect frank conversations, strong guest personalities, and a mixture of entertainment critique with real-world impact discussions, all anchored by a warm, con... more

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1. (Not) Over the Hill
2. Work in Progress with Sophia Bush
3. We Ride at Dawn (ish)
4. Call Her Daddy
5. Not Gonna Lie with Kylie Kelce

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1. Chrissy Metz
2. Sami Sage
3. Jedidiah Jenkins
4. Elizabeth Kott
5. Annie Andrews
6. Kal Penn
7. Sonni Williams
8. Jen Palmieri

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