
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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Real Housewives of New York's reboot has struggled but this season is hitting on all cylinders. Daisy continues to find ways to insult the "semi private island", Sai and Erin's conflict blows up and we get an iconic line that we will never forget and... more
Real Housewives of Potomac are back and so are a few OGs like Karen and Robyn. The premiere gives us all the things we love in this franchise like petty fights, owning up to rumors and shade but also new developments have us thinking this is going to... more
Alexis tries her best to get more camera time. Shannon stands up to Alexis. Archie receives his flowers. Jen and Emily consider facelifts not from Terry DuBrow. Tokyo brings out fun Heather. Emily opens up about her relationship with Shane.
After yo... more
The ladies debrief their first night in San Francisco. Angie opens up to Heather about her divorce. Bronwyn sends Lisa, Meredith, Angie and Quai to the vibrator museum, while she enjoys trying on vintage clothes with Heather, Whitney and Britani. Din... more
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Ok, I understand a few mistakes and I say all of this with love, but you guys have to stop with this Next Gen stuff. Firstly, you don’t pray to Saint Nicholas you dumb dumbs, it’s Saint Anthony. Secondly her name is pronounced Ah-meet-ah. Your mispronunciation is bordering on disrespectful at this point. Thirdly, Brooks put on headphones not sunglasses
Fifty percent of the content is talking about themselves, which is not interesting and not why I chose to try and listen. There are MUCH better re cap pods than this.
Cannot. Anymore. Love you, Vanessa. Wish I could still listen to you. Also, ads too much and break in the middle of a story. So long don’t even know where we were by the time we get back to it.
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.
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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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2. Caitlin Marshall
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