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RHOSLC heads to San Francisco for St. Patrick's Day, and the newest friend of the group gets her welcome the hard way. Behavioral analyst Elle Schwartz walks through Season 7, Episode 3, scene by scene and in order.Whitney Rose shares a private story about newcomer Ashley Quai with Angie Katsanevas. Angie tells Mary Cosby, then hands wrapped toothbrushes to the whole cast. Quai owns it, tells it better, and laughs first. So why does she end the night in tears?Elle tracks how one misheard word (Quai said diablo, Whitney repeated diabolical) and one shared secret cost Whitney a friend, and how Quai walked in with Whitney and walked out with Lisa Barlow and Meredith Marks.Also: Angie opens up about her marriage, Meredith enters her DJ era, Lisa and Bronwyn Newport trade status shots, and Heather Gay saves her opinion for the confessional.This week's Analyst Read: who moved the information, and who was missing from the room when it moved?The Good Edit Unfiltered is an independent production of Layered Media Inc. and Rude Mood Media with no affiliation with Bravo or NBCUniversal. Join the Edittors at www.thegoodeditunfiltered.com and follow @tge_thegoodeditunfiltered.Core: #RHOSLC #RealHousewivesOfSaltLakeCity #RHOSLCRecap #Bravo #BravoTV #RealHousewivesEpisode: #AshleyQuai #Quai #WhitneyRose #AngieKatsanevas #LisaBarlow #MeredithMarks #HeatherGay #BronwynNewport #MaryCosbyShow: #TheGoodEditUnfiltered #Edittors #AnalystRead #RealityTVAnalysis #BravoPodcastListener Guide: CLICK HERE FOR MORE!!!

Welcome back, Edittors. On this Bravo News Daily edition of The Good Edit Unfiltered, behavioral analyst Elle Schwartz looks at marriages in transition across the Bravoverse. We begin gently with Mary Cosby, who is opening up about life after the loss of her son, Robert Cosby Jr. She chose to keep filming Season 7, and we hold space for her family. Then RHOSLC's Angie Katsanevas and Shawn Trujillo, separated after 27 years and promising to show the process on Season 7. On RHOP, Karen Huger returns after six months in prison and tells her castmates she will live separately from Ray. Elle looks at sobriety, accountability and a marriage at a crossroads ahead of the October 11 premiere. In New York, Sai De Silva updates where she stands with David Craig amid their divorce, and Hailey Glassman keeps setting the record straight about Jon Gosselin. Plus Below Deck Season 13 in Thailand on October 12, Jesse Solomon's new Los Angeles home, Jennifer Pedranti's wedding plans and Bravo Fan Fest. Stories come from published interviews and media reports, and claims stay claims. Subscribe on Acast, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and follow @tge_thegoodeditunfiltered.LISTENER NOTES: CLICK HERE FOR MORE

Happy International Podcast Day, Edittors. On this special episode of The Good Edit Unfiltered, behavioral analyst Elle Schwartz steps away from the Bravoverse to celebrate the medium that brought this community together. Every September 30, podcasters and listeners around the world mark International Podcast Day. It started in the summer of 2013, when podcaster Steve Lee heard a radio ad for National Senior Citizens' Day and wondered why podcasting had no day of its own. Alongside his son and cohost Dave Lee, he launched National Podcast Day in 2014, and it soon went global. Organizers went on to live stream hundreds of hours, spotlighting independent podcasters from nearly 100 nations. Elle shares from the heart why that matters for a show like this one: independent podcasts grow because listeners share them, and the Edittors have carried this feed all the way to three Black Podcasting Awards nominations. Celebrate with us today: try a podcast outside your usual lane, share one episode with a friend, leave a rating or review for the shows you love, and use #InternationalPodcastDay. Subscribe on Acast, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and follow @tge_thegoodeditunfiltered.

Happy International Podcast Day, Edittors. On this Bravo News Daily edition of The Good Edit Unfiltered, behavioral analyst Elle Schwartz breaks down the Bravo stories moving this week. Bravo dropped the trailer for Vanderpump Rules: Lisa Las Vegas, a three episode limited series on Bravo premiering October 20 as Lisa Vanderpump, Ken Todd and Pandora Vanderpump Sabo race to open The Vanderpump Hotel with Caesars Entertainment. Expect lost carpets, a hole in the ceiling and cameos from Tom Schwartz, Lala Kent and Garcelle Beauvais. Elle asks why the show runs only three episodes, and whether it works as a test run while Bravo stays quiet on the future of Vanderpump Rules. In Salt Lake City, Meredith Marks tells Bravo Insider she is never surprised by the marriage troubles on RHOSLC Season 7, and Elle connects it to her recent comments about Whitney Rose. The official Season 7 taglines tease rumors, betrayal and one wife's new face. Plus RHOP Season 11 on October 11 and Bravo Fan Fest in Charleston on October 24. Stories come from published interviews and media reports, and claims stay claims. Subscribe on Acast, Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and follow @tge_thegoodeditunfiltered.

Episode three of RHONY Season 16 opens at a Seder, and by dessert it has a new name: the Jess annihilation. Elle Schwartz, behavioral analyst and host of The Good Edit Unfiltered, breaks down a holiday dinner that went sideways.Erin Lichy gets called boring and aims straight at Hailey Glassman's past. Hailey answers with a garden snake and a mongoose, then shrugs it off. Jessel Taank reviews the matzoh ball soup and circles back to Carolyn Bessette Kennedy with Carole Radziwill sitting right there. Carole answers with a masterclass in repair, Daisy Toye joins in, and Hailey calls it the worst Seder in the history of Judaism.Away from the table, Sai De Silva tells her aunt the truest line of her season, and Hailey goes birdwatching with her mom. Plus Erika Hammond's quietest flex on television, Martha Stewart, Chloë Sevigny, Jennifer Tilly, and a gala that crowns Captain Non-Obvious.Does Erin get to be upset about talk behind her back? Tell us in the comments. Follow @tge_thegoodeditunfiltered and find every episode at www.thegoodeditunfiltered.com.the good edit unfiltered, its a seder say less, rhony recap, real housewives of new york city, rhony season 16, rhony season 16 episode 3, rhony seder, erin lichy, hailey glassman, jessel taank, sai de silva, carole radziwill, daisy toye, erika hammond, martha stewart, carolyn bessette kennedy, jennifer tilly, chloe sevigny, bravo recap podcast, housewives podcast, reality tv analysis, behavioral analyst, the edittors#TheGoodEditUnfiltered #TGEU #Edittors #ItsASederSayLess #RHONY #RHONYSeason16 #RealHousewives #RealHousewivesOfNewYork #Bravo #BravoTV #BravoPodcast #HousewivesPodcast #RealityTV #RealityTVPodcast #ErinLichy #HaileyGlassman #JesselTaank #SaiDeSilva #CaroleRadziwill #DaisyToye #ErikaHammond #MarthaStewart #JenniferTilly #ChloeSevignyTimestamps(00:00) - Erin and Jessel are the same person, and both are trying too hard(01:08) - The Seder from hell and Erin’s “boring” meltdown(03:07) - Haley’s explosive read and why Erin’s clapback crossed the line(04:46) - Real beef versus manufactured housewife conflict(06:21) - Erin’s hypocrisy after calling Haley out for talking behind her back(07:19) - Sai steps in to support Haley and feels more vulnerable(08:56) - Jessel’s matzo ball soup comment and the problem with performative offense(10:40) - Carol explains Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and why Jessel misses the point(13:15) - Why “chic” is not the same thing as compassion(14:40) - The popcorn ceiling fight and why Jessel is picking at what matters to her, not to Sai(17:05) - Sai, Carolyn Bessette, and the difference between performance and truth(18:11) - Carol’s repair attempt and one of the healthiest conflict moves on Housewives(20:28) - Sai’s fight with Daisy and the real tension underneath the rent-controlled apartment dig(23:23) - Carol’s Broadway fundraiser and the power of the quiet celebrity mumble(27:25) - Sai opens up to her aunt about divorce, happiness, and being stuck in a loveless marriage(31:33) - Haley and her mother, and the resentment underneath the calm(36:12) - Martha Stewart enters and instantly changes the show’s energy(39:15) - Martha’s blunt honesty about FIFA tickets and wealth that regular people cannot access(41:43) - Why Martha’s presence gives the season production value(44:32) - Jennifer Tilly, the gala, and Jessel’s clout-chasing energy(46:06) - More Bravo crossover energy with Chloe Sevigny in the room(46:50) - Why Haley should not have had to initiate the Erin conversation(49:10) - A guest in the room calls them out for being rude at the auction(50:08) - Final predictions: Erin and Haley stay in conflict, Sai and Daisy will clash again, and Carol and Jessel are not doneNotable quotes

Picture it: 2004. Sixteen women, ninety days, and every mirror covered. Fox called it The Swan. The contestants called it Pretty Prison. One of them, Season 2's Kari Bravata, says she nearly died during surgery.Hulu's new documentary, The Swan: Behind the Mirror, from director Erin Lee Carr, lets the women tell their side more than twenty years later. In this bonus trailer, Elle Schwartz previews her full breakdown on The Good Edit Unfiltered: the casting, the boardroom where doctors assessed each woman's body, the pageant twist contestants say was kept from them until after surgery, and the empty chairs left by creator Nely Galán and Dr. Terry Dubrow, Heather Dubrow's husband on RHOC.As a behavioral analyst, Elle asks the question at the center of it all: when the goal was to make these women beautiful, whose standard were they chasing?Subscribe now so the full episode lands in your feed the minute it drops.Content note: the full episode discusses cosmetic surgery, dieting, medical complications, and consent. Claims are attributed to contestants, filmmakers, and published reporting.

Who gets to judge a mother? Elle Schwartz, behavioral analyst, breaks down the RHOC After Show Season 20, Episode 4, reacting to Episode 12, "Lei It on Me."In this episode:Vicki's comment that Danny is basically raising Carmella's kids, and the luau confrontation that followedWhy the women rally around Carmella and call mothering off limitsEmily's read on how Vicki gets the group to soften toward her every timeHow sympathy works as an edit tool, and who pays for itShannon on living a little through her daughters' adventuresTamra's exclusive update on reconciling with her son Ryan, and her Gucci grandma philosophyQuick hits on Sophia's growth and Vicki's comments about Shannon's bodyPredictions for Vicki and Carmella heading into the reunionFollow, rate, and share with a fellow Edittor.shows.acast.com/the-good-edit | thegoodeditunfiltered.com | @tge_thegoodeditunfiltered

A father asks for the cameras to be cut. A teenage son asks the question every producer hoped nobody would say out loud. And a room full of families finds out, in real time, what the people they love have been doing online.This week on The Good Edit Unfiltered, Elle Schwartz, behavioral analyst and host, watches Double Lives of Suburban Wives scene by scene and takes you through every beat as it lands. She admits it up front: before the first scene even started, her body was bracing. The recap alone left her impatient and uneasy, because she knew what the families did not. This show sets up unsuspecting relatives for a reveal with real psychological and family consequences, and the viewer sits in the audience seat holding all the information.We start in the kitchen with Emily and her Aunt Kim, where the retelling of the Macy fallout shows that Emily's questions were reasonable all along. We go to church with Tami, who is looking for a congregation and for peace after what happened in the Ozarks. We sit at the table with Heather and Shawn as they try to tell their kids something age appropriate and limited, knowing full well the Internet will fill in the rest. Their son Brandon names it himself, calls it dirty money that pays for basketball camp and college, and then asks the question that breaks the fourth wall: is this going to affect our lives when the show airs?Megan misses teaching, and Elle, who has spent her career around schools, walks through why that door is so hard to reopen once the whole country has seen your side hustle. Bri and Philip give us a softer moment and a couple worth rooting for, with a trust problem built right into their job.Then comes the scene the whole episode was building toward. Macy covers up, rehearses, and plays a game of ping pong before telling her father that she and Jim make adult content. He asks if it is a good secret. He jokes about spies. He holds his breath. He answers her faith with her faith, spirit and flesh, and when she tells him she enjoys the work, he asks for the cameras to stop and leaves the house. Elle calls it the saddest thing she has ever seen.Along the way we flag the burn lines and the questions worth arguing about.We close with where everyone landed, what it says about the price of living two lives, and our Season Watch predictions for Macy, Heather, Megan, Bri, Tami, and Emily.Listen, then tell us: would you have told your family on camera, or walked away from the show?Listener Notes: CLICK HERE FOR SHOW SUMMARY