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There’s Nothing Scarier Than a Short Househusband with Jess Gutierrez
Season 1, Ep. 77
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Author Jess Gutierrez visits the pod to marvel at Real Housewives of Rhode Island and celebrate Rachel Zoe’s undeniable impact on millennial women. Then Jess and Ellen brainstorm a Real Housewives of Arkansas and spend a good amount of time alienating Amy while talking about a place called Silver Dollar City.
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