Weekly Trash
Josie Van DykeWelcome to your new favorite podcast with your new bestie and host Josie Van Dyke! Each week we will dumpster deep dive into new fun guests who have their own TRASH. No topic is off limits! You’ll hear life stories that will inspire you, encourage you, make you laugh, make you cry and maybe even make you cringe. You will hear from some of your favorite content creators, influencers, business owne... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 266 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||
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Last solo of the month means…. TRASHER’S TRASH!!!
Reading your mom fails and sharing my own!
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KEN CRADIC IS BACK!!!
We sit down and dumpster deep dive the last 2 years since we spoke, the pregnancies, the births, the postpartum of it all, the growth in her career, change in goals, thoughts on her future, mental health, moves and everything i... more
It’s trash day!!!
Let’s take it out! I’m apologizing for spreading fake news, teaching you the ways of girl math, venting about being a loser… jk but wtf, I’m bringing back pop culture trash… but first… boundaries, let’s not be evil online, I’m boy... more
IT’S TRASH DAY!!
Let’s take out trash while I do some exposure therapy! First up I’m clearing up the “WHITE PARTY” theme, giving you all the inside scoop on how I landed Amber Fillerup as the first guest of season 5, the madness of that morning and ... more
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Love Josie and weekly trash. It’s a little less relatable than it used to be, but still good. Hope it doesn’t keep going down this road or it’ll be hard to keep listening.
Apple Podcasts3Brynn.s57
United States4 months ago - Loved!
I loved the conversation with Catherine Ebs! She’s so genuine
Apple Podcasts5KyvettUnited States4 months ago - Jacob Neeley
Loved how real he was. Good guy.
Apple Podcasts5aliciagjohnsonUnited States5 months ago - Eh. Downhill
Josie used to be a good host, and I really didn’t like weekly trash. But it is so hard to follow now a days. Plus all the SLOMW content is SO SO over done. Seems like she uses that as her fame grab and is so desperate to be one of them.
Apple Podcasts1usersrjUnited States5 months ago - OUT OF TOUCH..
Sadly this podcast isn’t quite like it used to be. I used to be an active listener. Lately it just doesn’t hit like it used to and it’s not as relatable as it was before. The host has become quite out of touch, she has mean girl energy and seems like a fame hungry wannabe influencer. I also feel like she rides the coat tails of all The Secret Lives of Mormon wives.
Her success has definitely gone to her head and I don’t know how people still listen. Sorry but it’s a big unfollow from me.
Apple Podcasts1CKPJNUnited States6 months ago
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What is Weekly Trash about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A high-energy show that blends candid interviews with personal storytelling, focusing on life journeys, branding, and navigating influencer culture. Episodes frequently explore mental health, motherhood, entrepreneurship, relationships, and the realities of online fame, with a confessional, humorous, and highly personal tone. Standout elements include deep dives into guests' origin stories, behind-the-scenes realities of content creation, and sponsor-integrated storytelling that keeps the format fast-paced and relatable for a creator-leaning audience. The mix of influencers, journalists, and business-minded guests offers practical insights for listeners seeking authenticity, resilience, and actionable takeaways for building a personal brand... more
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What guests have appeared on Weekly Trash?
Recent guests on Weekly Trash include:
1. Ken Cradic
2. Amber Fillerup
3. Indy Blue
4. Vanna Ederson
5. Chandler Popapologist
6. Lauren Popapologist
7. Catherine Ebs
8. Jacob Neeley
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