Bravoholics Anonymous

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Lindsay is joined by the Charleston Bravoholic for a two-part Christmas special covering Southern Charm Season 11, Episode 4 — and a full check-in on everything that’s happened so far this season. 🎄🍑

Before diving into Episode 4, we zoom out and assess the state of Southern Charm: how the season is shaping up, which dynamics feel authentic, what’s clearly intentional from production, and why Craig Conover continues to dominate the conversation — on screen and off.

From there, we break down Episode 4 and the ripple effects it creates, including:

Craig’s emotional state and how his friendships with Shep and Austen are evolving

The tension around who shows up for whom, especially when it comes to travel, effort, and loyalty

Why Craig appears deeply affected by Austen’s absence and what it reveals about their relationship

How production choices, scheduling, and seasonal filming impact what we see on screen

Why Charleston “just works better” in the summer — visually and narratively

We also unpack broader cast behavior and long-running patterns:

Shep’s ability to win viewers back despite repeated bad behavior

Austen’s history of making women come to him — and why it keeps coming up

The power dynamics between the men, the women, and the city of Charleston itself

Why Craig continues to be positioned as both the emotional center and the lightning rod of the group

With insider perspective from the Charleston Bravoholic, we talk about what lands locally versus what reads as performative, how cast members are perceived off camera, and why Craig discourse never seems to cool off — even during the holidays.

It’s festive, it’s opinionated, and yes…

🎄 Southern Charm Season 11 (Episodes 1–4) check-in

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🎧 Subscribe, rate, and review Bravoholics Anonymous — it helps more than pretending this episode wasn’t always going to be about Craig.

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Lindsay is joined by the Charleston Bravoholic for a two-part Christmas special covering Southern Charm Season 11, Episode 4 — and a full check-in on everything that’s happened so far this season. 🎄

Before diving into Episode 4, we zoom out and assess the state of Southern Charm: how the season is shaping up, which dynamics feel authentic, what’s clearly intentional from production, and why Craig Conover continues to dominate the conversation — on screen and off.

From there, we break down Episode 4 and the ripple effects it creates, including:

Craig’s emotional state and how his friendships with Shep and Austen are evolving

The tension around who shows up for whom, especially when it comes to travel, effort, and loyalty

Why Craig appears deeply affected by Austen’s absence and what it reveals about their relationship

How production choices, scheduling, and seasonal filming impact what we see on screen

Why Charleston “just works better” in the summer — visually and narratively

We also unpack broader cast behavior and long-running patterns:

Shep’s ability to win viewers back despite repeated bad behavior

Austen’s history of making women come to him — and why it keeps coming up

The power dynamics between the men, the women, and the city of Charleston itself

Why Craig continues to be positioned as both the emotional center and the lightning rod of the group

With insider perspective from the Charleston Bravoholic, we talk about what lands locally versus what reads as performative, how cast members are perceived off camera, and why Craig discourse never seems to cool off — even during the holidays.

It’s festive, it’s opinionated, and yes…

🎄 Southern Charm Season 11 (Episodes 1–4) check-in

Host:

Special Guest:

🎧 Subscribe, rate, and review Bravoholics Anonymous — it helps more than pretending this episode wasn’t always going to be about Craig.

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Chris Byers is back with Lindsay as they break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 13 — “Greek for the Week.” ❄️🇬🇷

The women arrive in Santorini, but instead of peace, paradise delivers old grudges, selective memories, and fresh disrespect. A dreamy Greek getaway quickly turns tense as unresolved drama from Canouan follows the group overseas.

Meredith and Heather’s relationship reaches a breaking point, Bronwyn attempts to walk back her marital issues, and Angie feels slighted when Lisa skips a Santorini sunset in favor of glam — because nothing says unity like choosing contour over community.

Chris and Lindsay unpack:

As always, we crown our BRAVO 💎 moments, call out the HELL NO 💀 moments, and track the behavior that turns a luxury vacation into a full-blown Greek tragedy.

Because when Housewives travel internationally…

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🎧 Subscribe, rate, and review Bravoholics Anonymous — it helps more than a sunset you didn’t bother to attend.

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Chris Byers is back with Lindsay to break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 12 — “First Amendment Rights, and Wrongs.” ❄️

It’s tea time in Salt Lake City, and the kettle is SCALDING. In an attempt to bring the group back together, Bronwyn celebrates her new U.S. citizenship by hosting a Spill the Tea party inspired by the Constitution — but instead of unity, it delivers fresh accusations, resurfaced grudges, and total group chaos.

Meredith finds herself squarely in the hot seat as the women confront her with new claims, while Lisa remains unconvinced, unmoved, and very much divided. Meanwhile, Bronwyn and Todd’s marriage continues to raise eyebrows, and the cracks are becoming harder to ignore.

We also dig deep into:

☕ Bronwyn’s Spill the Tea citizenship party

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🎧 Subscribe, rate, and review Bravoholics Anonymous — because free speech means nothing without group text consequences.

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Lindsay St. Laurent (@filmakeher) is joined by Chris Byers (@chrisbyerzz) to break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 10 — “Ladies Who Lunch: The Sequel.” ❄️

What happens when you put the entire cast at one table, remove distractions, and force them to talk?

This episode delivers pure, dialogue-driven drama as the women reunite for the first time since the Canouan trip — and everything comes to a head over breakfast. Meredith sits stone-faced while accusations fly, Whitney presses hard, Heather stirs relentlessly, and Mary steps fully into her role as mediator.

We unpack:

Meredith’s remarkable composure under pressure

Why the Canouan plane incident still isn’t settled

Lisa Barlow quietly playing the middle (and doing it well)

Heather’s pot-stirring strategy at the table

Whitney’s provocations — and her infamous “one of three problems” theory

Mary’s surprising authority and emotional intelligence as peacemaker

There’s Dom Pérignon lore, beta blocker speculation, Global Entry gatekeeping, Crazy Rich Asians cross-examination, and enough subtext to fuel the rest of the season.

This isn’t screaming, flipping tables, or storming off —

🍽️ The Ladies Who Lunch showdown

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🎧 Subscribe, rate, and review Bravoholics Anonymous — because some women fold napkins… and some fold egos.

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, host Lindsay St. Laurent (@filmakeher) is joined once again by Bravo bestie Chris Byers (@chrisbyerzz) to break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 10 — “The Higher the Hair, the Closer to God.” ❄️

Andy Cohen himself called this his favorite episode of the season, and honestly? We get why. The fallout from the Canouan plane ride explodes, secrets spill at a High Body Count surprise party, and multiple marriages crack under pressure. This episode has housewife drama AND real-life consequences — the most dangerous combo.

Whitney throws Britani a surprise High Body Count party (yes, that is what it’s called), complete with Build-A-Bear voice recordings, confessions of infidelity, and emotional ambushes. What starts as a “healing moment” quickly turns into a reckoning.

Meanwhile:

We also dig deep into:

Alleged cheating evidence seen on the plane

Why Bronwyn might be entertaining an open arrangement

The power dynamics between house husbands and Housewives

Whether accountability is even possible in this group anymore

And for the first time in Bravoholics Anonymous history…

😈 THREE DIFFERENT CAST MEMBERS TRIGGER OUR “DEMONIC BEHAVIOR” SEGMENT.

✨ In this episode, we cover:

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BIG NEWS, BRAVOHOLICS!

We’re recapping the Season 11 premiere: “Single and Ready to Mingle.”

Craig is newly single and floundering, Patricia throws a high-society baby shower for Madison, and Venita & Salley’s budding friendship hits turbulence before takeoff.

We also react to this clip of Shep — drunk in a kitchen and living his truth:

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Come for Craig’s heartache… stay for Patricia’s party etiquette.

We’ve officially hit cabin fever — and Bravo turbulence.

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Chris Byers is BACK in the studio with Lindsay to break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 9: “Unicorn Overboard!”

It’s the final day at sea — thank God — and tensions are boiling faster than the yacht’s hot tub:

🦄 Meredith vs. Britani: the feud won’t die

We are DONE with Bronwyn’s inflatable costumes.

But we were NOT ready for what went down on that plane.

 😈 DEMONIC BEHAVIOUR

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RHOSLC S6E8 + Angie K’s Wife Swap Past

This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Lindsay is joined once again by Chris Byers as they break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City — Season 6, Episode 7: “Above Deck and Below the Belt.”

In this Bravo crossover event with Below Deck Down Under, Heather takes the ladies to the Caribbean — but someone is MIA. Once aboard the super yacht, tensions rise faster than the tide:

⚓️ Britani flirts with Capt. Jason and the crew

Then we take a sharp left turn into Bravo history…

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This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, Lindsay is flying solo at the mic — steering the ship through The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 7: “Above Deck and Below the Belt.”

In a can’t-miss crossover with Below Deck Down Under, the Salt Lake ladies set sail for Heather’s Caribbean adventure — but one snowflake’s absence doesn’t go unnoticed. Once aboard, Britani’s flirting with Captain Jason sends waves through the deck crew, and by sunset, alliances are shifting faster than the tide. 🌊

Before diving into the recap, Lindsay kicks things off with the return of a fan-favorite segment: DOOM SCROLL DIARIES.

We’re talking Andy Cohen’s Call Her Daddy interview, Jen Shah’s mystery Uber conspiracy, and the internet’s latest theories that even Captain Jason couldn’t navigate.

🚢 Then it’s anchors up for a full recap of this Bravo crossover event — the first in a three-part mini-series — where Lindsay shares her BRAVO 💎 and HELL NO 💀 moments of the week. From Bronwyn’s late-but-iconic yacht arrival to bunk-bed drama and tequila-fueled turbulence, this episode proves not every storm comes from the weather.

So grab your life jacket, pour your rosé, and join the captain’s table — it’s time to get ship-faced on Salt Lake. ⚓️✨

Welcome back to another meeting of Bravoholics Anonymous.