This week’s Certified Good Time is a little… questionable. We’re recapping Coachella chaos, giving our takes on Netflix movies, and somehow spiraling into mushrooms, lost rings at the bottom of lakes, and why finding hair in your food can absolutely derail your entire day.

It’s random, it’s unfiltered, and it makes way more sense in our heads. Just two people turning the most chaotic topics into a Certified Good Time because honestly, what else are we doing here?

In this episode of Certified Good Time with Blake and Whitney, we’re covering a little bit of everything and somehow it all makes sense (kind of).

We get into our attempts at eating right, share our wins of the week, and relive some of our most embarrassing moments that probably should’ve stayed in the past. Then it’s on to wine walks, Buc-ee’s runs, and somehow NASA’s Artemis II mission. Yeah, we went there.

It’s unfiltered, all over the place, and exactly what you’d expect from a certified good time.

Welcome to the very first episode of our new show and let’s just say… we didn’t ease into it.

We’re kicking things off with our Pop Offs of the Week, including the Erika Kirk vs. Druski drama and Celine Dion officially making her long awaited return to the stage (finally!!).

Then it’s time for our certified rants where we each break down something that absolutely sent us over the edge this week. Whitney delivers her Hot Take of the Week and Blake brings the Reality Check featuring a conversation about Love on the Spectrum that you won’t want to miss.

We wrap things up with our certified recommendations and end on a corny joke because obviously.

This is just the beginning welcome to the chaos!

On this episode of The Blake Take, we’re rewinding the clock and fast forwarding to now. From the way we consumed celebrity gossip and reality TV back in the day to today’s social media driven, viral, cancel culture chaos, pop culture has had a serious glow up and maybe a little meltdown.

I’m diving into the moments, trends, and headlines that defined “then” versus what’s dominating “now,” and breaking down how it all evolved into the entertainment world we can’t stop scrolling. Buckle up. It’s a nostalgic ride with a modern twist.

This week, The Blake Take slows down for a meaningful conversation about Black History Month, what it truly means, how it shows up in everyday life, and why it deserves more than just one month. My guests share personal reflections, pride, perspective, and hope in a way that’s honest, inspiring, and necessary. This one is about listening, learning, and celebrating culture together.

This week we’re diving deep into the Real Housewives universe. What it used to be, what it’s become, and the machine behind it all. From iconic table flips to self-produced storylines, we’re breaking down the drama, the evolution, and what it really means to hold a diamond. We’re talking franchises, scandals, editing power, and of course… creating our own Housewives taglines. Grab your champagne, it’s about to get delusional.

A Valentine’s Day episode with my favorite human.
We talk about love, life, and the real stuff in between.
Soft, honest, and a little sentimental.

I’m hopping on a ramble train and covering everything I felt like talking about—pop culture, TV obsessions, and all the internet chaos in between. Tune in for the rants and the crazy.

Season finales don’t have to be endings. Sometimes they’re just a moment to notice what’s shifted.

This episode is a reflection on how this show has grown from a single voice to a space shaped by conversation, listening, and unexpected moments along the way. It’s about making room for other perspectives, trusting where conversations lead, and letting things stay unfinished.

Season Two starts next week, with more voices, more curiosity, and more room for both depth and fun because you never really know where a conversation will go, and that’s kind of the point.

This week on The Blake Take, it’s a full family affair! My mom and sister join me for laughs, real talk, and a little bit of chaos. From growing up together to spilling some family tea, nothing is off-limits. Expect honesty, humor, and the kind of conversations only a family can have.