
Every Tuesday and Friday, Rachel Lindsay, Callie Curry, Chelsea Stark Jones and more of your favorite pop culture insiders break down Bravo’s juiciest moments. Expect piping-hot tea and unfiltered recaps of the shows you can’t stop watching. If it’s happening in the Bravo-verse, we’re talking about it, right here on the Morally Corrupt feed.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 727 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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This week we forgo recaps and break down all the news that came out of Bravo Fan Fest. First, Rachel, Callie, and Chelsea discuss the 'In the City' renewal and address rumors about a cast shake-up. They chat about the 'Summer House' clip that took th... more
When Andy calls, you answer! We took a trip to NYC to sit down and talk to Andy Cohen about his new book, 'Andy’s Bravo Scrapbook.' He shares the inspiration behind the book, his feelings on 20 years of 'Housewives,' how at times he battles to stay n... more
'Real Housewives of Potomac' Season 11 premiered, and the ladies have strong thoughts on how Wendy is going about her legal troubles and dive into the dating app drama with Tia and her husband. Then, 'RHONY' had their best episode yet, while the fun ... more
We skip Bravo news this week (but we did see Whitney filed for divorce!) and get right into recaps! Why does Salt Lake seem to get such low-end cast trips? How is Whitney making such bad decisions as a friend—and she’s sober! Is Bronwyn getting a lit... more
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Eek! This is the first episode I’ve heard the mouth smacking and spit noises, but it was so bad. Had to stop listening.
The allure of hiring Callie seemed reasonable on paper. What’s the reasoning for keeping her on multiple shows? Her audio is continually low and quality, she interrupts, it seems like her co-hosts tolerate her bc it’s the boss’ daughter or something. Feels like she has connections and this is a hobby. Like, is she assigned to shows or do the original hosts ask for her to join? At minimum, fix your audio, and please please don’t eat and drink while on the pod.
Callie has the best takes and actually watches the shows (unlike *ahem* Rachel). I get Chelsey is a new mom but that seems to be her entire being. Even Callie seems annoyed by it as a mom herself who has other interests.
Rachael has the uncanny ability to make absolutely every single topic about her. I tried and tried to listen to this podcast and I just can’t. The ego is out of control… put that in your book.
The ego is out of control. Callie is the star. Rachel seek help and stop thinking you should be cast for things - your time for that is over. Also do your job and watch the shows-
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A sharp, opinionated recap show focused on Bravo reality programming and the broader Bravo-verse. Hosts dissect reunions, finales, and press moments with candid banter, blending in-depth analysis with personal anecdotes and insider-style commentary. Episodes often pivot around power dynamics, authenticity vs. performative behavior, and the impact of public perception on cast storylines, making it a go-to for fans who want relatable takes and behind-the-scenes context. A standout is the in-person discussion format and the mix of serious critique with entertaining pop culture humor, which may appeal to listeners who enjoy frank conversations about reality TV storytelling and media strategy.
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