In this episode of So They Say, Vanessa and Chris dive deep into the archives, unearthing long-deleted sites and resurrecting old receipts from the seemingly never-ending feud between LeAnn Rimes and Brandi Glanville. From eerily similar moments to headline-making accusations, they unpack the timeline that kept fans talking for years.

Was it all just coincidence, or was something more going on? Is the “copycat” label fair, or blown out of proportion? Vanessa and Chris break down the claims, the context, and the chaos behind one of pop culture’s most talked-about rivalries.

Listen now and decide for yourself.

Chris reunites with podcast hosts Dan and Lauren from Gasbagging for a fun, chaotic dive into all things Bravo. They break down the latest headlines surrounding Lisa Hochstein from Real Housewives of Miami, including the spy allegations, and catch up on what else is happening across the Bravo universe.

There’s also a quick detour into Real Housewives of Melbourne with a bit of behind-the-scenes insider tea, plus an unexpected, but very necessary, discussion on eBay etiquette.

The main event? A full recap and opinion-packed chat on Ladies of London, where Team Fun gets their flowers, Longleat steals the spotlight and everyone agrees they now desperately need to go to Longleat.

In this episode of Girl, Whatever, Chris questions his own happiness while educating himself on concepts like whataboutism. He starts to unpack how he argues, rationalizes, and maybe even protects himself from uncomfortable truths. Is he actually growing and in a better place or just convincing himself he is? And if it is a form of self-gaslighting… is that necessarily a bad thing?

Along the way, Chris revisits and refines his ever-evolving “class vs. trash” list, this time sharper, more intentional, and maybe a little more forgiving. What does it really mean to move through the world with class in everyday situations? And how do you balance self-respect, boundaries, and still keep a soft, tender heart in a world that doesn’t always reward it?

It’s reflective, a little messy, and unsurprisingly honest… just the way Girl, Whatever it should be.

In this episode, Chris draws unexpected inspiration from Ladies of London to reflect on what it really means to have class in everyday life, exploring how respect, self-awareness, and timing play a huge role in how we present ourselves and connect with others. He talks about the fine line between being open and oversharing, emphasizing that not every thought or personal detail belongs in every space, and that understanding your audience and the moment matters just as much as authenticity. With a mix of humor and honesty, Chris unpacks how being “classy” isn’t about status but about treating people well, carrying yourself with intention, and knowing when to speak, when to hold back, and how to navigate social dynamics with a little more grace.

We’re back, and this time, it’s all about the recent era. In Part 2, Vanessa and Chris dive into everything that’s happened over the past two years in the ever-evolving bi-curious world of Kyle Richards.

From headline-making moments and shifting narratives to the relationships, rumors, and very public developments that kept everyone talking, nothing is off-limits. With fresh context and updated receipts, Vanessa connects the dots on how we got from speculation to where things stand now. Partner tattoos, scorched earth, Kathy Hilton… Morgan Wade. We discuss it all.

If you thought Part 1 was a lot… this is where things really escalate.

Vanessa has done the unthinkable: she went deep into the archives to compile the ultimate timeline of everything surrounding Kyle Richards: from lesbian rumors and alleged bi-curious coming-out moments to her most talked-about friendships with women (platonic and… maybe not so platonic 👀).

From Taylor Armstrong, Lisa Vanderpump to Dorit Kemsley and Morgan Wade. Nothing is skipped. Nothing is forgotten. And yes, there are receipts.

Joined by Chris, the two react in real time to shocking details, overlooked moments, and new insights that will absolutely change how you see this entire saga. From early whispers to present-day headlines, this is the most complete, updated breakdown of the timeline yet.

In this episode of Girl Whatever, Chris tackles the reality of seasonal depression, pushing back on the idea that sunshine alone can fix everything. He reflects on the complexities of mental health during seasonal shifts, then turns inward by revisiting his past predictions, advice, and personal prophecies through the lens of Co - Star‘s daily insights. By comparing those cosmic prompts to what actually unfolded, he explores what rang true, what didn’t, and what it all might mean now.

Chris checks in on Girl Whatever to talk about something simple but powerful: sometimes growth starts with changing your environment. Mentally, physically, spiritually… sometimes you just need a new room, a new routine, or at least a new perspective.

Also, Chris gets a little cheesy (and a little nostalgic) about how the new Pokémon game Pokopia is unexpectedly healing his inner child and helping him reconnect with the joy and curiosity he had growing up as a gamer.

Trigger Warning for the second half of the episode: Chris shares a listener story involving domestic abuse and violence. This conversation is especially important for men to hear. In honor of Women’s History Month, this episode centers women’s empowerment, accountability, and the importance of protecting and supporting women. Always.

In honor of International Women’s History Month, Chris is joined by frequent guest Amy and So They Say co-host and co-producer Vanessa (Jatz Crackers). The three sit down for a lively, unfiltered conversation about what it means to support women in today’s climate.

They dig into the big questions: How are women really being treated right now? What does meaningful support look like? Who deserves and who might need a little accountability first? From defending women in everyday situations to examining how we all show up for each other, the group gets honest about how we can do better and hold ourselves accountable along the way.

Of course, it wouldn’t be this podcast without plenty of laughs. The conversation veers into the wild world of Real Housewives businesses some thriving, some spectacularly failing and what those ventures say about staying authentic in the spotlight. Amy also shares the story of surviving a tornado, while Vanessa pulls back the curtain on the “real” secret lives of the Mormons.

Chris is back after a short break and he’s kicking things off with his favorite topic: accountability. In this episode, he shares a candid rundown of what’s been happening lately, answers a few listener questions, and reflects on the choices he wants to keep making to build a more intentional, joyful, and just a little more jolly dilly-dally life.