The Reality Court is back in session, and this time it’s a legendary showdown with the incomparable Jen Fessler on the stand. Jen joins Ana and Ace for a hilarious and unfiltered session, earning her rightful title as the “Thinking Man’s Housewife.” From her breakout moments on RHONJ to her unshakable opinions on Bravo’s latest scandals, Jen doesn’t hold back.

The trio dives into Sandoval’s “best friend pool” antics, DJ James Kennedy’s downward spiral, and Bethenny Frankel’s relentless quest for attention—this time at the expense of Harry Hamlin’s pasta sauce. Plus, exclusive tea on RHOM, a surprising Lenny Hochstein update, and a heartfelt defense of Brandi Glanville’s ongoing struggles.

It’s a laugh-out-loud episode with sharp takes, courtroom chaos, and Jen Fessler shining like the star she is. And yes, we close it all out with the iconic “Team’s Divided” anthem. Case dismissed!

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Introducing Georgia May Jagger On Buying Back Her Mum’s Lost Vintage And The Vivienne Westwood Jacket That Almost Got Away from The Closet Digest by Vogue.

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Model and beauty entrepreneur Georgia May Jagger reveals the nostalgic pieces she's inherited from her supermodel mother, Jerry Hall, as well as her quest to buy back pieces that were sold when she was a child. Plus, she shares the bizarre story of how her Vivienne Westwood blazer got stolen from a New York hotel – only to be returned two months later, “stinking of cigarettes”.

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In this chaotic courtroom, Ace Fanning, Ana Quincoces, and special guest Morgan from Morgan’s Pop Talks dive headfirst into the week’s wildest reality TV and pop culture stories. From jaw-dropping Jay-Z allegations to Donatella Versace’s miraculous new face, the jury debates guilt, innocence, and questionable Botox.

Morgan weighs in on RHOA’s Brandi Glanville and RHONY’s endless reboot woes, while Ana spills a scandalous family secret that might just land her in “Reality Court” herself. Meanwhile, Ace delivers a verdict on the triumphant return of McDonald’s Snack Wraps, officially calling it the moment of the year.

If that’s not enough, Tyler Perry proves he’s a silent hero, Sister Wives’ Christine Brown flaunts new assets, and Kyle and Mauricio’s messy love story leaves everyone screaming “objection!” Court is officially in session—brace yourself for judgment, tea, and way too much talk about wrinkly balls.

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Introducing Oprah’s Book Club: Claire Keegan & Small Things Like These from The Oprah Podcast.

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Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan, published by Grove Atlantic and available now wherever books are sold, with the audio version also available here.

Oprah’s Book Club: Presented by Starbucks premieres with a New York Times bestseller which the newspaper named one of their 100 best books of the 21st century: Small Things Like These. Oprah sits down with award-winning author Claire Keegan at a Starbucks café to discuss this 109th book club pick. Joined by a live audience of readers - over coffee - Claire shares her writing process, takes questions, and explains some of the main themes in this modern masterpiece.

The heroic tale takes us on a journey of discovering what matters most in life and why it’s important to make brave decisions. Oprah will zoom with a woman in Ireland who experienced firsthand what the characters in the story encounter. We’ll also meet two Irish High School students who encouraged their entire class to read the book.

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Also referenced in this episode, "Girl in the Tunnel: My Story of Love and Loss as a Survivor of the Magdalene Laundries" by Maureen Sullivan and New Decade Film's documentary, "Ireland's Dirty Laundry."

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In this very special episode of Reality Court, Ace Fanning and Ana Quincoces are joined by Ana’s daughter, Beba Stapleton, host of the podcast Sound Advice. Together, they dive into the wild world of Bravo’s biggest dramas, the Vanderpump reboot, and whether Lisa Vanderpump has officially become a corpse in a sparkly caftan.

Beba doles out unfiltered “sound advice” to Bravo stars (and her mom), sparking hilarious family dynamics that feel like a therapy session gone off the rails. Topics include Shawn Mendes’s sexuality, Netflix’s steamy holiday rom-coms & Kristen Doute’s leap into motherhood.

Prepare for oversharing, cringe-worthy confessions, and enough shade to cover the entire Macy’s Day Parade. As Ace tries to keep the courtroom in session, the mother-daughter duo might just burn it all down with their unapologetic banter.

Will Reality Court survive the chaos? Or is the final verdict: canceled?

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Introducing “Get These Incels to Work” (feat. Hasan Piker) from Pod Save America.

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Lovett sits down with Hasan Piker, the massively popular progressive streamer, to talk through (and argue about) the hard questions about where the Democratic Party needs to go from here, the liberal media landscape, what the Harris campaign told us about why they lost, and yes, a jobs program for incels. Then, Jon talks to Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton about the fight for the House, why blue states like his swung right, and the controversy he kicked up with his comments about trans athletes.

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Thanksgiving is here, but Ace is already in full Christmas mode, leaving Ana to drag the holiday turkey solo. In this special episode of Reality Court, the duo dishes up their Top 5 (or 7… or more) most thankful moments in pop culture history. From Michael Jackson’s infamous balcony moment to Jen Shah’s parking lot arrest, Britney’s umbrella meltdown to Solange’s elevator showdown, it’s a feast of chaos, nostalgia, and hilarity.

Plus, Ana reflects on her Real Housewives of Miami moment of glory, Ace plans tacos for Thanksgiving with Janelle Brown, and Pat joins in to share his favorite podcasts (we think). Whether you’re thankful for Beyoncé, Sister Wives word art, or just surviving the holiday with your family, we’ve got you covered.

Grab your stretchy pants, pour the Pinot, and let’s dig in!

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Introducing The Sorcerous Saint from Magic in the United States.

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St. Cyprian of Antioch was a lesser-known Catholic saint with a fascinating folk history in the Iberian peninsula, Scandinavia, and Brazil. But around 2010, this folk saint of sorcery and magic immigrated to the United States and went pop in some communities of magical practitioners and found a new home in America. Featuring Jesse Hathaway Diaz, José Leitão, and Katarina Pejovic.

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In this episode of Reality Court, Ace and Ana welcome the illustrious Chris DeRosa, producer, podcaster, and self-proclaimed reality TV veteran. Together, they dive into the legal, emotional, and wildly dramatic cases of the week from the messy world of reality TV. From the explosive fallout between Dorit Kemsley and Kyle Richards to the underwhelming antics of the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives cast, no one is safe from the court’s sharp wit and unapologetic judgments. Chris delivers insider insights, while Ana and Ace bring their signature humor, flipping verdicts and flipping tables. Plus, the gang dissects Zach Bryan’s post-breakup PR meltdown, Ariana Grande’s media frenzy, and whether Real Housewives can ever return to its golden age of chaos.

With sharp analysis, biting humor, and a guest who knows the trenches of reality TV this episode is a hilarious and unfiltered look at the week in reality.

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Introducing How Will Trump 2.0 Embolden SCOTUS to Gut the Law? from Strict Scrutiny.

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Kate and Melissa comb through the latest from the incoming Trump administration, including the subbing in of Pam Bondi for Matt Gaetz for Attorney General. Then, they take a look at the areas of law that will be hit hardest during a second Trump term. Finally, all three hosts speak with Judge David Tatel, formerly of the DC Circuit, about his book, Vision: A Memoir of Blindness and Justice. 

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