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This week, the girls realize they might actually need… structure? Kiah announces she needs an assistant, CC insists they need a podcast contract before they accidentally become a real business, and together they spiral into what professionalism might look like (spoiler: it’s bleak).
They recap the Fourth Trimester Retreat in Chicago, discuss the explosive‑diarrhea parasite currently terrorizing the Midwest, and dip into politics — Lindsey Graham’s passing, Mitch McConnell still hanging on, Trump’s press conference on “election fraud,” and ICE’s latest horrifying incident.
Then it’s back to TikTok hell: Catherine Ebs’ grocery store “apology,” the 2nd‑grade teacher returning after a month off and immediately going viral for all the wrong reasons, and the new TLC show Double Lives of Suburban Wives, which has both girls feral.
They close with a guide on how to spot a MAGA person before they ruin your day and a brief Bravo recap with The Valley and RHOC.
Enjoy this explosive episode!

Delayed as usual but you're getting two episodes this week since the girls forgot to drop this one...so take what you get and be happy.
CC and Kiah start out by recapping their 4th of July before diving straight into how Europeans spent the World Cup gushing about American “culture” — Costco worship, Walmart anthropology, Ranch as a personality trait, and the eternal mystery of Long John Silver’s. Then the girls unpack Trump allegedly calling FIFA to meddle in a player suspension (because of course he did), TikTok’s Catherine Ebs getting dragged for insulting a small‑town grocery store, and the internet’s obsession with Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce's wedding.
Plus: YouRowKelsey rows herself into history as the fastest solo rower to make it from California to Hawaii, Ashley Tisdale’s toxic mom saga becomes a Netflix show, and Bravo updates galore — Kiah campaigns hard for CC to watch Next Gen NYC, RHOC returns for season 20, and the ladies give their final thoughts on the RHORI reunion.

This episode was supposed be released a week ago but let's face it, at this point you should just expect that these girls are running behind. Better late than never, so here you go.
This week Kiah & CC start by diving into Maternal Instincts on Netflix — a documentary that shook both of them to the core. Then, to lighten the vibe, they gush over Real Housewives of Rhode Island, where the cast is giving everything the other franchises forgot how to deliver.
Over in The Valley, Danny continues his reign as the worst man alive, Kristen and Luke are new parents trying to survive, and Brittany is… well… Brittany.
The ladies also unpack the Summer House Reunion aftermath, and finally, they roast the absolute circus that was UFC Freedom 250 at the White House — a patriotic fever dream where celebrities lined up to get dragged online and the president hosted what looked like a Monster Energy–sponsored bar fight on federal property.
Enjoy!

This week, the girls are back — late, and Kiah takes full responsibility like the accountable queen she is while CC reveals she accidentally scheduled her daughter for a summer that rivals Navy SEAL training.
Then it's off to the polls as the girls recap their local elections and give a very special congratulations to Fargo's newest mayor, Josh Boschee!
From there it's a hard pivot into this week's unhinged plucks: The "women shouldn't vote" movement - brought to you by white Christian Nationalist women who apparently miss the 1800s, the YouTube couple ending a pregnancy after a Down Syndrome diagnosis - and the internet's moral firing squad, Jenny Mollen's IG post that made the interest collectively whisper "noooo", then finally the ladies give their reactions to the conclusion of the Summer House Reunion and everyone needs therapy and a nap.
Better late than never, so enjoy this week's episode!
 

Three weeks off is WAYYY too long, but the girls are back and this episode will be worth the wait.
This week, CC kicks things off by recounting her first-ever bikini wax, a journey that left her humbled but hairless. Meanwhile, the Great American State Fair is in shambles as artists keep backing out — and honestly, same.
We dive into Netflix’s Crash documentary, Kelsey Pfendler’s attempt to become the first American woman to solo row from California to Hawaii (queen behavior), and the ever-expanding lore of Timber Sperry on TikTok, which is somehow both inspiring and deeply concerning.
Then it’s Bravo time: First the girls cover Summer House Reunion Pt. 1 — and all they can say is WOW, and they give their early thoughts and judgements on In The City.
Finally, Kiah closes the episode with a story from a wedding where a man decided to test her patience — and immediately regretted it.
Two hosts, one wax strip, zero chill. Enjoy.

It's been a minute, but the girls are back and have A LOT to say.
CC chopped her hair, Kiah collected airline miles, and May is a hostile work environment for moms everywhere. Plus: Vrabel’s alleged extracurriculars, Mormon Wives: OC, Valley dads failing spectacularly, Summer House drama, Steven McBee Jr combusting online, and a cruise ship that said “plague, but make it nautical.”
It's May, its chaos, and we're all just trying to survive until school lets out. Enjoy the episode!

The girls are back. This week Kiah’s younger sister Tyra joins the pod, and the sibling energy is… potent. The girls kick things off with Bieberchella, where Justin Bieber’s Coachella performance unlocked something feral in both Kiah and Tyra. Then Kiah introduces her latest TikTok fixation — William Seremetis eating his way around the world like a man who’s never heard of cholesterol.
CC takes a hard left into her annual Masters rant, specifically the influencers who treat Augusta like it’s Revolve Fest with better grass. From there, the trio unpacks Gen Z’s new hobby: trolling Millennials for sport.
They recap the new season of Love on the Spectrum, dish on Netflix’s Trust Me: The False Prophet (spoiler: cult leaders stay problematic), and close with the latest Alex Cooper vs. Alix Earle tension. Plus, a sprinkle of Bravo news because the network refuses to give us a week off. Enjoy!

The girls are back...barely. CC is battling a cold and fresh off her latest visit with her injector, looking like she lost a bar fight — swollen, bruised, and yet still ready to talk shit. Kiah is back from Vegas and delivers a full report: her first stay at the Fontainebleau, the Illenium show at the Sphere, and the glamorous reality of Dramamine, earplugs, and sensory overload.
It’s Masters Week, which CC is only experiencing through phone calls from her friends that got to go and Instagram stories. Her fantasy lineup is garbage, her expectations are lower, and yet she will absolutely be glued to the TV this weekend like she’s on payroll.
Then the girls dive into a Bravo TV recap starting with Summer House where these two remain held hostage by the Amanda and West storyline, followed by their reactions to the In the City trailer where they ponder why Bravo keeps bringing Danielle back, and the new season of The Valley, where they react to Janet still being Janet. Finally, the ladies discuss the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion looks that just dropped (Kiah is obsessed, CC is unimpressed) and Kiah gushes about the new Real Housewives of Rhode Island like she's on the PR team. 
Two hosts, one immune system between them, and more opinions than medically advisable. Enjoy.

This episode has everything: Summer House heartbreak, conservative cosplay, Republican kink scandals, and a Real Housewives franchise that refuses to let us rest.
We break down the Amanda/West romance collapse, Druski’s “conservative woman” skit, and Kristi Noem’s husband’s alleged cross‑dressing kink that sent the internet into a moral tailspin.
Then we hit RHOBH's Italy trip, Kiah tries to convince CC into watching Age of Attraction, (and CC pretends she will) and they scream about the new Unwell Winter Games cast like it’s the draft for the Hunger Games.
Happy April bitches. 

This week, the ladies are wading back into the Utah swamp as Secret Lives of Mormon Wives delivers another round of chaos — from Taylor Frankie Paul’s domestic violence accusations to her season of The Bachelorette getting axed before it even began. And because the universe loves a theme, Jessie and Jordan have announced their divorce in the least surprising plot twist of 2026.
Then they pivot into the Into the Manosphere documentary to dissect how a whole generation of men got radicalized by podcasts, protein powder, and untreated emotional issues.
Speaking of toxic masculinity, the ladies head straight to Bravo land to break down Kyle’s latest Summer House meltdowns and the Southern Charm reunion, where the men continue to behave like they’re auditioning for a cautionary tale.
And finally, they wrap with something sweet: a special shoutout to CC’s husband as they celebrate 16 years of marriage — proof that healthy men do exist, they’re just not on reality TV.