We’re back to recap The Traitors Season 4, Episodes 4 & 5, and things officially go off the rails. From the ongoing obsession with Scotland’s life-changing salmon, to deranged theories about identifying traitors by their footsteps... Faithfuls, are you ok? We break down Tiffany’s iconic/sad exit, Colton’s aggressive gameplay (did you know he played football?) and losing our girl Monet too soon. Come on in!

We’re back to recap a wild premiere with Episodes 1–3 of The Traitors, and casting has truly done it again. We’re loving almost everyone on this cast (love to hate Michael), and these first three episodes were such a fun ride. Between the standout traitor selections, new twists, and genuinely exciting challenges, this season came out swinging and our bodies are ready for an excellent season. Come on IN!

We’re back after Jacob’s tooth drama last week, ignore the lisp. This episode is a supersized deep dive into the three hour finale (two hours and nine minutes without commercials). From Sophie absolutely dominating the end game, to an all female final three, to Savannah’s epic and honestly not surprising win. We’re also sharing our very first reactions to Season 50 and… it’s not great. Happy holidays everyone. We’ll see you in two weeks to recap Traitors 4.

We're back to recap the highs and lows of Survivor 49 Episode 11 — but first, we must discuss the dramatic finale of Squid Game: The Challenge and viral, sexed up queer show Heated Rivalry. Then we dive into Episode 11 itself, how this endgame is shaping up, the “strenuous” journey, the lackluster challenges, and why we’re still pulling for some of the players. Come on in!

We’re back to recap Episode 10 of Season 49 and things are finally starting to heat up. This week we dig into Savannah’s intensity as she fully embraces her inner villain, sit with the very real grief Christina is navigating, and share our not so subtle hopes for an all female final three. The gameplay is sharpening, the emotions are raw, and the season is officially picking up steam. Come on in, Season 49.

We’re back for another Survivor recap, breaking down this week’s episode: “If you’re loyal to all, you’re loyal to none.”
Plus, we're chatting Squid Games: The Challenge, diving into the drama around ratings, the Season 50 premiere announcement, and Jeff’s very Jeff response (or… non-response) to Matt Rogers’ “I Don’t Think So, Honey.”

Today we’re diving into our first Survivor 49 recap, starting with episode 8 - finally, a glimmer of hope for this season! We’re breaking down the great (and not-so-great) TV moments, unpacking Savannah’s redemption arc and her Tracey Flick-coded energy, admiring Steven’s chest, and, of course, discussing Rizzo’s butt - because yes, we are a queer podcast. We even squeeze in some actual gameplay analysis and real strategic insights.

Today we’re unpacking our thoughts on Survivor 49 so far. Listen, it's not great, but there's still time. Plus, revisiting some of our recent interviews with Survivor alumni and fans. But first let's address Winnie’s face bra and talk about being a side. Survivor content at 20 minutes after the intrigue of the lady-gasm. This one goes everywhere.

Sean Ross, co-host of Drop Your Buffs, joins us to talk all things Survivor, fandom, and his podcasting origin story. We dive into his journey - from interning at Deja The View, to Miss Thing, a show celebrating female singer-songwriters, to launching Drop Your Buffs with Evan Ross Katz.

We chat about how Survivor has changed over the years, why strong female players still define the game, and yes - we get into the hottest Survivor men. Plus, Sean shares the wild and inspiring story of being asked to host the official after show for Australia v World

Jacob and Winnie sit down with the incredible Caroline Courtis - finalist from Australian Survivor: Titans vs. Rebels. Caroline is a beautiful human and one of those rare people who radiates both strength and softness - she’s kind, warm, tough as nails, and never afraid to speak her mind or show vulnerability. Caroline opens up about people-pleasing, self-identity, and the lessons learned through gameplay, before reflecting on fan energy and a fun rapid-fire round to close.