Ana and Ace are back doing what they do best: absolutely everything and nothing at the same time. Ace hydrates at the top of the show (shoutout Good Molecules) while somehow confusing Ana with someone from 1000 Sisters… and yes, it lands exactly how you’d expect.There’s a proud parenting moment as Louie and Wells officially enter their F-word era, Ana chats about her love of cooking, and Ace admits it occasionally brings him to tears (weirdo). Then things take a heartfelt turn with a tribute to Ana’s veteran brother, yes complete with song. Don’t worry it’s short. From there, they breakdown The Valley featuring Janice’s apology tour, Zack’s questionable future gene pool contributions, and Luke’s urgent needs. This naturally triggers a discussion about penis size. They make a quick, shady stop to the other side of the pond with a personal casting shakeup (Mark Francis you are now a friend!) deal with it “angel”!Welcome to court._______On Reality Court, Ace Fanning and Ana Quincoces tackle the wildest, weirdest and most jaw dropping stories from all your favorite reality TV shows. From epic meltdowns to outrageous feuds, they’ll lay down the law and give their verdicts. But the final decision? Well that’s up to you. Join us every Tuesday and Thursday as Ace, Ana and a special guest get judgy with it—because let’s be real, we all love the tea on reality TV!_______F.O.S. Media is an independent podcast network dedicated to cutting through the noise, the hype, and the endless recycled takes clogging your feed. We produce original, conversation-driven shows rooted in honesty, curiosity, and the belief that great audio doesn’t need a corporate filter to be compelling.Founded on the radical idea that audiences deserve content that feels human, not manufactured, F.O.S. Media prioritizes sharp perspectives, thoughtful chaos, and voices that aren’t afraid to say the quiet part out loud. We don’t chase trends—we interrogate them. We don’t polish away the mess—we build inside it.Our growing slate of podcasts spans reality television, culture, commentary, and whatever else refuses to fit neatly into a category. If it sounds like something you weren’t supposed to say—but needed to hear—it probably belongs here.