
A Good Podcast About Bad Relationships. Every Wednesday and Sunday, Alicia and Stacie take you on a comedic ride through stories of marital misconduct and love gone wrong, blending biography, pop culture, history, and politics. "It’s one part Vanity Fair meets Town & Country, one part country music song—and an all-around good time." - The Atlantan. "Enjoying the juicy details of other people’s rel... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 682 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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We begin a deeper investigation into the scandal that rocked high society in the 1980s, the twice attempted murder of Sunny von Bulow and the subsequent trials of her second husband Claus von Bulow for those crimes.
In this first episode, we introdu... more
In this bit of a bonus episode, we pulled out a few delightful tales from long ago Patreon episodes to celebrate Dolly Parton just a little while longer. Included are anecdotes from Kenny Rogers, long time collaborator that will melt your heart, and ... more
Today, we honor the queen of our hearts by revisiting a long -ago story from Season Five. Stacie revealed the details about the start of her career, when country superstar Porter Wagoner plucked her from obscurity to be his “Girl Singer.” Seven years... more
Content Warning: While we avoid graphic descriptions of abuse, this story is inherently about the sexual abuse, exploitation, and trafficking of children and a crew of horrible people who allowed it to play out over decades. It is upsetting, disturbi... more
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Wish you would stop doing multiple episode stories about terrible people and literal N*zis
…is a moron. Also please stop over emphasizing the end of every SENTENCE.
I used to enjoy this podcast, started listening again after a couple years break. I get that it’s a gossipy podcast - But using page six and Perez Hilton (and saying how much you like Perez), both of whom are notorious for making things up and treating celebrities horrendously (i.e. Britney) is gross. Won’t be listening again.
I have to disagree on Chicken Salad! Yesterday’s in Weatherford, TX is the best! Homemade signature sourdough bread with their signature chicken salad! The sale out all the time. For dessert the pecan cobbler is to die for also. All their food is amazing!
I love all of the episodes, but I really loved this one. Thank you.
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A witty, culture-forward show that dissects sensational personal stories and public scandals with sharp humor and deep research. Across episodes, expectations include thorough biographical context, timelines stitched from court filings, social posts, and archival reporting, plus banter that balances skepticism with empathy. The format often blends true‑crime vibes, royal or celebrity gossip, and historical deep dives, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy well-researched storytelling seasoned with personality and humor. A standout is the consistent, cross-podcast storytelling approach—hosts frequently weave in tangential stories, sponsor reads, and meta commentary about branding and media narratives, which keeps the listening experienc... more
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