How to Survive a Scandal

How to Survive a Scandal

By Grace and TomiSociety & Culture
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How to Survive a Scandal episodes

  • Episode 21 - Church

    If it sounds like we hate each other during the first 10 minutes of this episode, it's because we do. Stay to the end to find out why. Also, we talk about church, why we left, and why every pastor has a sex scandal.

    42 min
  • Episode 20 - Defamation Nation

    Tyra Banks is suing Netflix. Patagonia is suing Pattie Gonia. Tomi almost considered thinking about suing someone once. And with that, we say adios for the summer!

    48 min
  • Episode 19 - Bombshells and Boy Moms

    We discuss: typos (chic? or ick? spoiler alert: both), the Summer House bonus episode, Love Island, and our proposal to re-think the whole "Boy Mom"/"Girl Dad" thing. It's weird.

    44 min
  • Episode 18 - You're the Problem

    We discover a major difference in how we want our partners to respond to our triggers, then soft launch a new TV show. But first, Grace tells a weird story about choking on ice, and of course, we touch on the final Summer House Reunion episode.

    50 min
  • Episode 17 - Expressisode

    Unrequited friendships, the love story of Keke and Sean. Just a little bit of this and a little bit of that on this week's express episode.

    29 min
  • Episode 15 - Dentistry and Debriefs

    We talk dental drama, dating drama, and a new reality TV show featuring a group of gorgeous 30-somethings trying to escape the soul-sucking grasp of corporate life (the show is imaginary and the 30 somethings are us).

    59 min
  • Episode 13 - How to Survive The Ick

    We share some local gossip from a beloved listener, make some sweeping generalizations about age gaps, and wrestle with the age-old of question of whether a relationship can survive The Ick.

    51 min

About How to Survive a Scandal

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Hosted by two sisters—one a lawyer, the other a PR strategist—this podcast unpacks the public scandals making headlines and the personal scandals that made them who they are.