Wackadoodle Time

Business owner and Bravoholic Ashley Chavez touches down to shine a light on the unsung hero of the Bravo universe: sunglasses. We discuss pivotal sunglasses moments and identify power uses across the franchises, and pour one out for the businesses we loved that left us too soon.

Amy takes Ellen on a trip down memory lane as they discuss the most and least memorable single-season Housewives. Who deserved more time? Who definitely didn't? And on the flip side, who got too many seasons?

Voice Over Artist and Professional Enthusiast Alexandra Hartley-Leonard visits the pod to spread awareness about an often-sidelined demographic: the late in life Bravo fan. It’s never too late to dive in! Your life experience brings a deeper understanding of the text! Also, trigger warning: Amy tries to use the phrase “aura farming.”

Ellen’s back with another batch of hot takes. Which ones held up from last time? Who will come under fire this time? Which housewives franchise would Dolly Parton have fit into best, and why is it Atlanta?

Writer/performer Jessica Elaina Eason returns to the pod to break down this delightful season of Atlanta. Who’s the MVP, and who should go? Why can’t more franchises fight this well? Can any Real Housewife actually sing? And sidebar, why is Vicki Gunvalson still haunting our screens?

Ben Covette & Eric Edelstein return to the pod and team up to give the elusive straight male opinion on The Valley. They discuss next steps for the show including some cast shakeups, and pitch a wild plan for a new show that takes things back to basics.