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Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussion of a traumatic shooting incident. Listener discretion is advised.
Victoria Masters is joined by Victoria Troxler, an ex–bottle girl turned real estate boss and the host of Club to Contracts. They’re covering everything from surviving the nightlife industry to her IVF journey as a “Catholic gay,” and yes… that viral Witches Brew drink that might actually be taking people out. The girls discuss the Celsius/High Noon scandal, Victoria Master’s obsession with the Tea App, and why Alix Earle’s business model is stronger than half of Wall Street.
Plus: an extra juicy OPD submission you won’t want to miss and a MAJOR announcement from Victoria Masters herself.
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Victoria Troxler is the host of Club to Contracts, an ex–bottle girl turned real estate powerhouse. Known for her raw honesty, hustle, and humor, she’s built a brand by telling the truth about nightlife, business, and everything in between.
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Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
You’re manifesting 24/7, babe, even when you’re not thinking about it. This week, Victoria’s explaining why sometimes you’ve gotta be a little “delusional” to get what you want. (Spoiler: it’s not delusion if it was always meant to be yours.)
We’re talking about how some of the worst people you know are successful, but not because they’re good humans, but because they act like they own the place. And maybe, just maybe, we can steal a page from their confidence playbook.
Manifest it. Own it. Be it.
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Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
This one’s for the girls who are tired of being told to “just be confident” when sometimes the confidence comes after the glow-up. This week, we brought in the experts.
Whether you’re team Botox, balayage, bronzed, or bare, this episode is a love letter to doing what makes you feel like her.
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Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
This week, Victoria sits down with Chanler Boudreaux, aka Chanler Raye, the woman behind that Baton Rouge OnlyFans billboard that had the mom groups in a chokehold. But behind the clickbait is a story about trauma, healing, motherhood, and unapologetic ownership of identity.
They talk about the business strategy behind everything Chanler does, the wild backlash from women (and why it’s always the women???), and what it’s really like to raise a son while working in the adult entertainment industry. Chanler gets real about selling pictures at twelve, her spiritual gifts (yes, she’s clairvoyant and more), and how she prays over men while she dances, hoping they go home to their wives and do better.
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Chanler Boudreaux (aka Chanler Raye) is a spiritual reader, dancer, and adult content creator known for turning heads and turning pain into power. She built a business out of her boldness and is raising a son who respects women, hustle, and healing.
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About Us
Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
This week’s “keke” is with Tasha Buras, AKA thecurlycreole. She joins Victoria for a conversation that’s part vent session, part book club, and all real. We’re talking about when Tasha wore a bonnet and people had a lot to say about who “should” wear one. (Spoiler: bonnets are for everyone.) We also get into why self-help culture might be doing too much and why it’s okay to just exist without trying to fix yourself all the time. Self-help is out. Delusional realism is in.
Plus, an anonymous note sends them into a full-blown advice session, and we talk about how spicy books can unlock parts of us we didn’t know were there.
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Tasha Buras is a content creator, creative, and the voice behind @thecurlycreole on TikTok. Known for speaking her mind, starting conversations, and looking amazing while doing it, she’s built a loyal following by keeping it real and always showing up as herself.
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Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
In our first ever solo episode, Victoria shares a part of her story she doesn’t share often. She was a teen mom at the age of 17, and while people saw the shock, heard the gossip and witnessed the struggle, they didn’t see what it did to her, her mom, or her son behind the scenes. Years later, she’s still unpacking that.
She talks about how her version of motherhood looked nothing like the moms around her, how growing up happened fast, and why, even now, she wouldn’t change a thing. This episode is about what’s real and what it means to grow up while raising someone else.
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Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
This week, Victoria sits down with rapper and former No Limit Soldier Mac Phipps and his wife Angelique Phipps for a story that’s been buried too long.
In 2001, Mac was convicted of a crime he didn’t commit. It was a case built on shaky evidence, witness coercion, and a system that failed him. After serving over 20 years in prison, he's finally free. And now, for the first time, he's returned to St. Tammany Parish, the place where it all happened, to tell the story in his own words.
This conversation is all about injustice, resilience, and the long road back. Angelique shares what it was like to fight for Mac’s release, how they rebuilt their life after everything was taken, and what they want people to know now.
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Mac Phipps is a rapper, entrepreneur, and former No Limit Soldier whose wrongful conviction made national headlines. After serving over 20 years for a crime he did not commit, Mac has become an advocate for criminal justice reform, using his platform to shed light on wrongful incarceration and systemic failure.
Angelique Phipps is a writer, speaker, and activist who fought tirelessly for Mac’s release. She now continues that advocacy, sharing their story to raise awareness and push for change in a broken system.
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Victoria sits down with Wyatt Putman, the Arkansas-born artist whose take on country music breaks the mold and makes no apologies. They talk dirt road country, industry expectations, and the difference between playing the part and living the life.
Also on the table: Cowboy Carter, Beyoncé, what “authentic” really means, and the album he’s about to drop.
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Our guest Wyatt Putman is a country artist from Arkansas, known for what he calls “dirt road country.” It’s raw, real, and rooted in where he’s from. His new music is coming soon.
Follow him on Instagram @wyattputmanmusic_ and stream his music here.
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Jenna Cannella is back on the podcast, and this one’s basically a musical. We’re talking Dubai porta potties (and what our price would be), the casual threat of World War III, and why half the female population is horny and unsatisfied.
Also on the docket: UTIs, Theo Von being a baddie, and reasons you can’t be drafted.
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Jenna Cannella is a content creator and digital commentator featured in CyberSleuths: The Idaho Murders on Paramount+. Known for her engaging presence on TikTok, she delves into true crime discussions and pop culture commentary, bringing a unique perspective to the conversation.
Follow her on Instagram: @jenna_cannella_
Foller her on TikTok: @jenna_cannella_ Subscribe to her YouTube: TRAPHOUSECANNELLA
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Dear Everyone is the open letter we were never supposed to send. Hosted by Victoria Masters, it’s where secrets slip out slowly, the kind you can’t unsay once they’re spoken. These are the stories we kept quiet, the truths we tucked between the lines, and the moments that made us. Not everything deserves a spotlight, but some things still deserve to be heard. Learn more at deareveryoneofficial.com.
Bachelorette parties, boat confessions, and way too many White Claws. This week, Victoria is joined by Captain Pipp, a Navy vet, charter captain, and former radio co-host, for a behind-the-scenes look at the Louisiana waterways and the unfiltered insanity that happens on them. From drunken disasters to local lore, this episode is part Southern charm, part absolute chaos… and you’re gonna want to hear every second of it.
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Jason Pippenger, aka Captain Pipp, is a US Navy veteran, charter captain for hire, and the personality behind NOLA Pedal Barge, a floating party tour through the bayou. He’s also a former radio show co-host with the stories (and scars) to prove it.
Follow him on Instagram and TikTok: @captainppipp.
Book a tour: https://nolapedalbarge.com/
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