What's up, what's up bitches!! This week I am so lucky to be joined by the icon of Summer House MV: Bria Fleming to give us all the behind the scenes, updates, and background that we have been yearning for with no 'Summer House Martha's Vineyard' Reunion. I really enjoyed hearing Bria's side of the story, and the fuel that goes into the heated situations we see played out on Television. Stay tuned for the YouTube video coming soon for all of my visual listeners!

Towards the end of this episode Bria shares her story and experience with the corrupt police department in Cannes, France and the unnecessary trauma they put her through that was completely unwarranted and unprecedented. Trigger Warning: this portion of the episode details the police department's abuse of power and racism.

If you watched 'The Ultimatum Queer Love' this is the episode you don't want to miss! Catching up with Aussie & Sam we get an update on how life has been lately, further insight into what made Aussie & Sam the people they are today, and exclusive details on 'The Ultimatum Queer Love'.

Trigger Warning: This episode discusses some hard topics pertaining to mental health, acceptance, abuse, and other topics that may be triggering to play without a forewarning. Please listen to this episode and reserve kindness for yourself and Aussie + Sam as we are all humans navigating large feelings and personal traumas.

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We are officially 4 days away from the premiere of 'The Bachelorette' and to finish off our little appetizer before the main course I am joined by bestie Bri to roast the rest of Charity's men! DM us and let me know who you think is not making it past week 1 & who your finalist predictions are....NO SPOILERS YET! I will hold off on revealing any tea or info I get through the grapevine until it's at least fantasy suites week as to not spoil the fun for everyone including myself.

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One Monday away from the premiere of Charity's season of The Bachelorette and it's time to dive into the men's bios! For part 1 I am joined by my boyfriend Christian to help me weed out the suckers and do a good-intentioned roast along the way. We are looking through a critical lens to help Charity find her match! Stay tuned for part 2 which will release later this week to finish off the pre-season picks for 'The Bachelorette'.

This episode felt like an important one in light of wrapping 'The Ultimatum Queer Love' on Netflix and watching Tiff's video with their side of the story in relation to the relationship with Mildred that we heard grim details of during the Reunion. Trigger Warning! This episode talks about domestic abuse within relationships and summarizes some of Tiff's main points in their video speaking out on Mildred. It should be noted that myself, nor Indigo are licensed therapists and we are simply sharing our views on an issue that was included in the Reunion with not enough context, and not enough support. We felt the need to clarify our views on Tiff & Mildred's relationship and acknowledge that we believe Tiff - we did not enjoy seeing the lack of support on the show, and Netflix's performative attempt at representation and areas they could have done better.

To check out Tiff's video telling their side of the story, watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvQn1wNdzXU

Happy Monday b*tches! This weeks episode is a little bit different than the usual reality TV recaps that I do because I talk about something personal I have wanted to talk about for some time - shame and the way it can hold you back in life. This episode is heavier than my others so if you're looking for a light listen reschedule for a different day. Different things in our past, different perspectives we used to have, or even different behaviors we used to tolerate can sometimes be shameful to talk about and pursue a path forward but it is still important and healing. This week I get a little political and a lot personal, I hope you all can relate to what I'm sharing. Stay tuned until the end for a recap on 'Love Island', 'The Idol', and 'Summer House MV'.

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Happy Friday y'all! Let's get our weekends started on a good note by talking all about The Ultimatum Queer Love & the final two episodes that released on Netflix! This week I am joined by special guest Indigo, who is also a fan of The Ultimatum to discuss this season, ways we think the series could have been altered to make a positive impact, and weigh in on the couples final thoughts to one another at the Reunion. TRIGGER WARNING: The end of this episode discusses Domestic Violence as it was referenced in the Reunion episode by a couple on the show. Myself nor Indigo are certified to comment or speculate on the presence of abuse, but we do give our opinions and relate this story to another well-known story in the media. If you love this episode, rate the show 5 stars and stay tuned for more episodes about this season & hopefully a guest interview with a cast member!

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WWB & welcome back to another week of Positively Uncensored! This weeks episode I am diving into all the entertainment. I give you a few shows you should all be watching, and set the scene for me to give HBO's new show 'The Idol' a try especially surrounding all of the controversy. With Bravo releasing a new Reunion episode every day (it seems like) I am glad we got to wrap the Summer House reunion so my brain is free to seep in all of the 'Vanderpump Rules' information that is coming out TOMORROW! With so many new shows coming - get ready for a couple new Positively Uncensored podcast spinoffs & the chance to enjoy even more episodes. As I mention at the end of the episode, message me your thoughts on therapy in reality TV so that I can discuss some feedback on next weeks episode.

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Welcome back bitches! After episode 7 of the series 'Love and Death' has finally dropped on HBO Max, now called just 'Max' for no good reason - it's time to get into comparing the tale of Candy Montgomery. This episode I dive into the 1969 murder of Betty Gore, tell you where to find all the original details of the case, and compare the main differences between 'Candy' and 'Love & Death'. I hope that if you are listening, you at least watch one of these and let me know your thoughts! Don't forget to leave the episode a kind review, and turn your notifications on if you loved it and want to hear more :)

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This week I am joined by Licensed Therapist Denise Brady, to discuss all things reality television with a tie in to mental health and self-reflection. If you are like us and keeping up with a multitude of shows right now and dying to unearth the "why" behind the way the series is unraveling - this is the episode for you. From Paramount's latest Drama Series 'Yellow Jackets' to the reality television we love like Summer House Martha's Vineyard, Vanderpump Rules, and Real Housewives of Atlanta this episode has a niche for everyone. It's easy to mindlessly watch our shows and heap judgment onto the cast members, but what a privilege it is to have someone present who can help us look at a situation through an objective lens and still see people as well...people. IMPORTANT: Giving someone grace does not excuse actions, or minimize the importance of accountability and change.