
Listen to real moms and long time friends Abby and Vanessa recap your favorite Bravo a few times a week. They’ll dive into all their favorite shows including Housewives, Summer House, Southern Charm and if you ask nicely they’ll add listeners requested shows too. Plus a weekend bonus sharing all the hot Bravo and pop culture tea. These moms know that balancing kids, work, and Bravo can be tough so... more
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Next Gen NYC, Heated Rivalry, Off Campus, Every Year After, Sterling Point, RomComs... nothing is off limits in this pop culture discussion with expert Trina (@TeeWatterss). She joins Abby to provide her hot takes and Canadian POV on how her home cou... more
Heated Rivalry and Off Campus are still the romance adaptations all of us can't stop talking about and now that Vanessa has read all the Off Campus, after Abby's persistent begging, a bonus episode was necessary. What did they love about each series?... more
Hopefully, by now you’ve heard of the hit Prime Video series Sterling Point. Abby and Vanessa unpack why they love the series, what they hope to see in S2 and how it ranks with other popular Prime Video shows.
After you listen, please check out our ... more
Bravo knew they couldn't celebrate 20 years of housewives without the MOST ICONIC one of all, Nene Leakes is finally back! Abby and Vanessa what happens as the road trip goes to down south to Atlanta including:
• Vicki's boring behavior
• Gizzy's ... more
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I usually like these ladies takes even when I disagree. Feels like I’m chatting with friends. As a woman with a flat booty (despite squats and all the things) who has been insecure about it her whole life I gotta say I wasn’t expecting the stray shots fired in the recent episode about the Valley. Imagine if that discussion was about someone being overweight v thin or having a small chest v large chest. Probably wouldn’t have even happened. Body shaming isn’t cool no matter what body part you’re ... more
They have the wildest takes. That aren’t relatable or make any sense. They are literally talking bad about a househusband for being a singer. It’s just wildly odd takes.
I made it two weeks with this podcast. There are too many adds. And because they do separate episodes for each show, it’s just way too much for only 10 min of commentary. The biggest issue I have, though, is this is yet another podcast that continues to slip in their political opinions. If I wanted to hear that, there are plenty of podcasts I can listen to. It should not be that hard to report on the pop culture of bravo. Also, little insight is given, but it is glaring that they will paint the ... more
have loved this show from the very beginning and I seriously appreciate how many Bravo shows they cover. The hosts are so funny and their chemistry keeps me coming back every single episode.
That said, I have gone back and forth on leaving this review so many times, and I finally got to a point where I needed to say something because I genuinely care about this podcast. The ads are a lot. Like, a lot a lot. We are talking ad breaks that go on for over five minutes, with prerecorded ones from com... more
Love the ladies and their Bravo takes. I had given them a low rating before because I was frustrated with the outrageous amount and length of ads in short episodes, but I feel like it is much more balanced now. Appreciate the shift!
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A pair of longtime friends deliver breezy, opinionated recaps of Bravo reality, with a focus on popular franchises like Real Housewives and related spin-offs. The show blends humor, banter, and sharp takes on cast dynamics, notable episodes, and behind-the-scenes production notes, interspersed with sponsor reads. Listeners often tune in for lighthearted pop culture commentary and the hosts' candid personalities, though some episodes and ad-heavy formats have sparked mixed feedback. Each episode tends to mix recap, personal anecdotes, and occasional discussions about broader social topics, keeping the tone fun and conversational while leaning into fan culture and cross-show connections.
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