It's one of the most terrifying moments in Survivor history, and Jeff, Jay and Jeremy dive directly into the action, focusing on the dramatic snakebite and every moment surrounding it. First, Jeff talks us through how it went down and the full team you didn't see surrounding Jake to make sure he got the best care possible.

Then, they talk through the story of how it unfolded on screen. Later, the gang discusses the impact of losing yet another player for Kele and how the Survivor challenge team is prepared for anything, even running a challenge with one less player than everyone expected. And, Jeremy gives his insight as to how to handle a power position when making the decision to send someone packing. Plus your questions, including how the new Survivor Ultimate Fan Café was born. 

You can pre-order the all-new Survivor book Forged by Fire here: https://www⁠.simonandschuster.com/p/forged-by-fire

Sometimes the vibes are straight fire, other times, the aura is dumb good, but one thing is for sure, the game is on. Join Jeff, Jeremy and Jay as they dive into the second episode of Survivor 49. Jeff details just how hot it really was, and ranks the season in the pantheon of most difficult Survivor environments.

Then, they dissect Jawan's tribe vs. personal journey decision, the old ball and chain of the beware advantage and how Nate is fitting in with the Zoomers. Later, Jeff details how the 20-pound challenge penalty is just the right amount and Jeremy explains how an old school player should approach idols in the new era. Plus, your questions, including what the return of Edge of Extinction could look like in a 26-day game. 

On Fire is back for the premiere of Survivor 49! Jeff and Jay welcome Survivor legend Jeremy Collins to the tribe, and he wastes no time dropping hot takes, including his take on the Survivor GOAT. 

But first, Jeff reveals why two castaways were removed before the show even began, causing both alternates to enter the game for the first time in Survivor history. Then, the crew dives into the opening marooning challenge, the fight for supplies, and why puzzle peeking might just be part of the game. 

Plus, the chaos of the new “Shoe Bandit,”  the artistry behind this season’s shipwreck Tribal Council set, and of course, the first torch gets snuffed.

All that, plus your  questions about casting, clothing, and Jeff’s all-time favorite Survivor location. 

Join Survivor host and showrunner Jeff Probst as he introduces the latest season of On Fire, the only official Survivor podcast. Jeff is joined by his co-host and executive producer, Jay Wolff, to talk through what you can expect on the new season of On Fire. And they're welcoming the newest member of the "On Fire Tribe," a legendary old-school castaway, known for their expert gameplay and widely regarded as one of the most respected players in Survivor history: Jeremy Collins.

Survivor 49 airs Wednesdays at 8/7C on CBS and Paramount+, and immediately following, there will be a new episode of On Fire with Jeff Probst.

Jeff Probst joins "CBS Mornings" to reveal the iconic returning players competing in "Survivor's" 50th season, featuring legends from across the show's two-decade history.

The explosive finale of Survivor 48 is here, and you can't truly finish off the season without the season finale of On Fire! Jeff, Jay and Rachel are here to break down all the big moments and bigger moves. First up, Jeff shares his emotional mix of exhaustion, pride, and gratitude as a season comes to a close. Then, into the finale we go, starting with the immense final 5 immunity challenge. Jay questions how difficult a puzzle really can be after Jeff brings it up at the challenge. And Rachel shares her insight into what the vote at 5 really boils down to when it comes to jury management. 

Later, Kyle and Kamilla's decision on how to approach the final 5 vote shakes up the entire game. Then, Simmotion is back. Jeff explains how his timing on this challenge comes down to vibes. And later, another windy firemaking challenge leads to some surprising sportsmanship and a wild ending. Last up, the team give their thoughts on each member of the Final 3 and the final vote and look ahead at what comes next for On Fire. 

The days are dwindling but the fire is heating up. The final six begin with the highest stakes reward challenge of the season and unfortunately for Shauhin, it is not leg day. First up, Jay asks Jeff about the making of a great endurance challenge.  One thing is for sure, it's made all the more dramatic by the pouring rain. Jeff details what it takes for the Survivor crew to be prepared for any and all elements, including a massive rainstorm in the middle of the ocean. Then, the aftermath - how important is getting to the Sanctuary one final time, and what's it like for those who don't make the cut? And what happens to all of those other letters from home? Rachel remembers her experience on the beach while other lucky tribemates got that final fuel and theorizes about how winning the biggest reward of the season can also come with a cost.

Later, Joe's impactful moment remembering his sister. Jeff gives his thoughts on watching it back. And the big move that took everyone by surprise. Plus, your questions, including what Rachel crammed before her time on the island that was ultimately completely useless. 

Are bonds meant to be broken? Kyle has a shot on the table, but he can’t keep himself from tears when he considers his options. Jeff, Rachel and Jay discuss the depth of a Survivor bond and how in a zero sum game, someone’s gotta be the first to make a move.

Then, coconut etiquette. Rachel explains the rules at camp when it comes to sharing, and how Mary’s appetite may get the best of her. Later, a journey challenge description sounds like a mad lib. Jeff admits he never believed it would work until he saw it and realized - it does!

The gang also discusses underwater photography and how Survivor is like a nature documentary - you don’t tell the lion when to walk in! Plus, is there an out-loyaled? And your questions, including what Jeff keeps in all those shirt pockets.

We don't have 300-pound biceps, but we've got spirit! Star starts off this week's episode with some motivation, before Jeff, Jay and Rachel dive into the trials of the final 8. First up, Kyle and Kamilla's secret alliance stays secret. Rachel schools us as to why what they have accomplished so far is so unprecedented. Then, fried chicken and waffles, an incredible reward, gets a musical treatment! Jeff details how and why this hot new tune was born.

Then, the name of the game is paranoia. As the rewards become more precious, the feeling of being left back at camp can fester. Rachel explains how that anxiety never really goes away, and for good reason! Later, the rice negotiation... More like a negation. Jeff dives into what it means that the players are refusing rice this season and what it might mean for the seasons ahead. Plus, your questions, including whether the stools at tribal council are a luxury when all you have to sit on is the ground! 

We're down to the final nine, which means things are getting tense. First up, wombats! Or rather, Shauhin, in the middle of the night, creeping up on Joe to let him know that Eva snuck off. Jay asks Rachel if this sort of midnight wake up is ever ok. Then, the immunity challenge brings us an epic rematch. Jeff digs into how he approached the aftermath of what ended up being a serious letdown and a major turning point.

Later, the making of a blindside. The gang looks at this seed planting approach and analyzes how long an expert finishing move can take. Plus, how does Jeff's view of an episode change from being there to watching it back? And, your questions, including what would happen if everyone played their Shot in the Dark.