Bill and Giuliana: The Podcast

We’ve all wondered: Am I actually a good friend? Giuliana and Bill sit down with their best friends, Colet and Ari, to share stories, compare friendship styles and debate what it really means to show up for the people you love. From jealousy and judgment to boundaries, long-distance friendships and the friendship divorces we’ve all survived, they’re getting honest about why some friendships last, and when it’s okay to let one go.

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Bill and Giuliana sit down with their close friends Alice and Chris, who went from being married to getting divorced and now they are currently best friends. They share the secrets to staying friends with an ex, how they avoided the usual post-divorce drama and why ending a marriage doesn’t always mean losing someone you love. Plus, could these two ever get back together? Their answers might surprise you.

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Bill and Giuliana are getting candid about their biggest fight, who’s more high-maintenance, and the things they wish the other would stop doing. Turns out, almost twenty years of marriage comes with a lot of love, some grievances, and a few notes.

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After revisiting Giuliana’s infamous breakup, Bill and G are taking a closer look at the warning signs hiding in plain sight. Alongside a panel of their friends, they get candid about projection, emotional affairs, and debate whether you should ever expose a friend’s unfaithful partner.

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The trip down memory lane continues as Giuliana shares even more details from her relationship with Jerry O’Connell—and the breakup neither of them remembers quite the same way. Bill weighs in, Giuliana fills in a few more blanks, and the tea keeps spilling.

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When Jerry O'Connell recently admitted he couldn't quite remember what he said when he broke up with Giuliana over an intercom back in 2003, the internet had questions.  Giuliana and Bill take a trip down memory lane and spill the tea on what really went down all those years ago.  

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After nearly 20 years with Bill, Giuliana sits down with licensed sex therapist Vanessa Marin to find out how couples can keep desire alive when everyday life gets in the way. They talk “mushy broccoli sex,” the 72-hour rule, why flirting shouldn’t end when you get married and whether Giuliana’s strategy of playing hard to get is helping or hurting. 

Plus, Vanessa explains why great sex doesn’t need to be a big production and shares simple ways to stop feeling like roommates and start feeling wanted again.

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Phones, YouTube, gaming, social media... where should parents draw the line? Executive functioning expert Mike McLeod shares his biggest recommendations for navigating screen time and helping kids build healthier habits in an increasingly digital world. 

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We’re more informed, more involved, and more connected than ever, so why do so many parents feel completely exhausted? Bill and Giuliana sit down with ADHD, executive functioning, and child development expert Mike McLeod from GrowNOW ADHD to unpack why modern parenting can feel so overwhelming and how constantly stepping in to help may actually be making things harder.  Mike shares practical strategies to help parents do less, let their kids do more, and take some of the pressure off the entire family.

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Bill’s in the Bahamas, which means Giuliana is talking fashion with style expert and entrepreneur, Janet Mandell. From the sneakers every hot girl is wearing to pedal pushers, jelly shoes, visible bras and the return of dangerously low-rise jeans, they break down the biggest trends of the moment. Plus, which Gen Z looks are actually worth trying—and which ones might be better left to Gen Z?

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