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On this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, the Coven catch up on life updates — including the year-and-a-half journey of building a brand new barndominium. Bunnie opens up about her first visit, which took an unexpected turn when a yellow jacket sting triggered major anxiety and a full-blown panic attack. Despite the rocky start, the crew still found time for some wild ATV rides and are already planning a Thanksgiving celebration there.

They also share a hilarious set of voicemails from a fan named Bob — whose messages have become instant favorites — and Bunnie even hops on a call with him for a sweet, heartfelt chat. Plus, don’t miss Bunnie’s laugh-out-loud story about an awkward bathroom encounter involving her house cleaner and her dog, Chachi.

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The trio is back and ready to spill it all! Bunnie shares hilarious Thanksgiving and after-party stories, including unforgettable moments with Dolly Parton and Snoop Dogg. Hailee reveals her latest man-related ick, and the girls dive into Butterball turkeys, Tesla robots, the Come Here Cowboy music video, and their upcoming merch drop.

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Step into the world of daytime TV royalty as Bunnie is joined by the legendary Maury Povich. In this candid conversation, Maury takes us through his unforgettable journey from the newsroom to becoming a cultural phenomenon, thanks to outrageous teen drama and those iconic “You are NOT the father!” moments. He shares standout memories — including a powerful interview with Muhammad Ali — and opens up about the meaningful adoption journey he and Connie Chung experienced together. Maury also weighs in on social media’s impact, the value of local journalism, and what his well-earned retirement looks like now (spoiler: golf is definitely involved). Plus, he gives a peek behind the scenes of the thriving Montana newspaper he and Connie run. A legendary career, a timeless storyteller — this one’s special.

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On this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, the Coven dives into a chaotic mix of laughs, confessions, and outrageous stories. The conversation revolves around makeup mishaps, Halloween costume fails, and their brand-new live show We Saw It Online, streaming soon on Twitch and YouTube. Things take a wild turn as they unpack bizarre fetishes—from a man with a morbid curiosity to the infamous “rubber glove guy” and “bug squishing guy.” Bunnie Xo reminisces about her childhood obsession with Boy George, while Hailee reads a jaw-dropping listener story involving a customer who wanted someone to wrap their hair in underwear. The episode wraps up on a high note as Brayden steals the spotlight with his hilarious Michael Jackson dance.

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Bunnie and the girls are back with plenty of chaos to catch up on! They kick things off with a CMA Awards recap—complete with the mysterious Kevin James sighting—before diving straight into “Boogergate,” the viral pick seen ‘round the world. Bunnie weighs in on the Jeffree Star TikTok drama, Meme relives her spray tan disaster, and the crew breaks down Luke Combs’ reaction to Chris Stapleton’s big win. Oh, and Bunnie officially enters her wig era—plus she drops a teaser of her brand-new Christmas song, “Come Here, Cowboy!”

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In this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, the Coven opens up about their personal experiences and beliefs surrounding the afterlife. The conversation takes a heartfelt turn as they share powerful signs from loved ones who’ve passed—vivid dreams, familiar songs, and unexpected symbols like daisies and red cardinals. Blending humor, heart, and hope, the Coven reflects on faith, connection, and the love that continues long after we’re gone. They wrap up the episode with a special sneak peek at Bunnie Xo’s upcoming book.

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Comedian Chelcie Lynn drops by to channel her outrageous alter ego and take on one of the most haunting true crime stories of all time — the case of Aileen Wuornos. You might recognize Aileen from the film Monster, where Charlize Theron delivered an Oscar-winning portrayal of her dark and tragic life. Dubbed “The Damsel of Death,” Aileen was a sex worker who became one of America’s most notorious female serial killers. In this episode, the crew digs into the layers of her story — asking the chilling question: was Aileen a victim of her circumstances or a cold-blooded killer?

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In this episode, the Coven open up about their big transition from Patreon to YouTube, revealing new channels — “Dumb Blonde Pod” for podcast content and “Bunnie XO” for lifestyle streams. Bunnie celebrates hitting over 21,000 subscribers in just a few days, and the group dives into the creative freedom and fresh energy that comes with the move. Things take a spooky turn as they discuss a lucid dream communication breakthrough and eerie listener stories — from a woman who received messages from her late girlfriend’s Facebook account to a man who stumbled upon a dead body in the woods. Between laughter and chills, the Coven reflect on facing fears, protecting privacy, and embracing the unknown.

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On this episode of Ask, Tell, Confess, the Coven dive into spine-chilling listener stories perfect for spooky season. From a former math classmate turned murderer to the eerie fact that you might walk past 16 killers in your lifetime, things take a dark turn fast. One listener recounts the horrifying moment a murderer showed up at her door, while others share ghostly encounters — including a spirit that saved a family from carbon monoxide poisoning and a haunted school bathroom that still sends shivers down their spines. The Coven even debate performing a ritual to dispose of a mysterious Ouija board found in the studio as they explore the folklore behind it. The episode wraps with a call for listeners to send in their creepiest confessions.

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Throwback Thursday

Bunnie and Meme are coming in hot with a deep dive into the infamous Menendez brothers case. With receipts, notes, and a whole lot of opinions, they unpack Lyle and Erik’s dark family history, years of abuse, and the media circus that followed. The duo breaks down Ryan Murphy’s latest docuseries — calling out what it nailed and what it completely missed. Were the Menendez brothers ruthless killers or broken victims pushed to the edge? As confessions surface and secrets unravel, Bunnie and Meme make you question everything you thought you knew about one of America’s most shocking true-crime stories.

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