Sorry We're Cyrus

What's better than Dylan Efron? Dylan Efron’s dog!

Dylan (AKA Miss Guided) and his adorable pup, Booey, join Tish and Brandi after his victorious run on the wildly popular, Emmy-winning show Traitors. Dylan spills the beans on some hilarious behind-the-scenes moments, including a blooper reel-worthy fall by Boston Rob and deleted scenes that could’ve changed how the audience perceived the game. After hearing all the juicy details, Tish has decided to campaign for Traitors Season 4! #Tish4Traitors

And since Tizzle loves to talk about love, they discuss his relationship with his high school sweetheart—cue the awws and potential broken hearts. They also dive into Dylan’s offbeat adventures living out of his van with Bowie, debating the pros and cons of in-van toilets, and his love for fantasy books (ACOTAR anyone?). Dylan shares what it was like growing up with his superstar brother Zac Efron and how he's carving out his own unique path in the spotlight. Plus, he even shares an epic prank involving cream cheese deodorant that you can keep in your back pocket for next year's April Fools Day! Don't miss this jam-packed episode with America's heartbreaker, Dylan Efron.

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Tish and Brandi are coming at you kind of live from Nashville… and kind of freezing (depending on who you ask). This week, Tish is taking charge and kicking things off with High Design, answering questions centered on nursery inspo, city-meets-farmhouse decor, and designing a home when you have a partner with very different taste. Then, the two get into Baked Goods including a viral belt, new favorite makeup, and the one outfit formula you can’t mess up. 

In Dear MT, Tish opens up about reconnecting with her birth brother, finding belonging in family, and whether she’s ever looked for her birth parents. Plus, a real-life actor crush story straight out of a movie (that hopefully we can actually make one day) and the big question: Would Hannah Montana ever make a comeback for a Hannah-versary? 

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This week, Tish and Brandi sit down with the insanely talented and hilarious Breland—the genre-blending singer, songwriter, and producer mixing country, rap, R&B, gospel, and soul. The man is multifaceted and has wisdom for days—consider yourself warned.  

From boarding school to college, then Atlanta to Nashville, Breland was never not making music. His breakout hit ‘My Truck’ went viral in 2019, which lead to collaborations with legends like Shania Twain, Keith Urban, and Mickey Guyton.  

The trio then take a trip down memory lane, swapping stories about epic tales of edibles, their mutual dislike of award show countdown clocks, and dream Drake country covers. Stoners, y’all are going to LOVE this convo!!! Enjoy! 

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From Virginia Beach to Nashville, Alana Springsteen is not your average country star! She’s been writing songs since she was 9 and made huge waves in the music industry since her publishing deal at 14. Not only was she the ghost in Chris Stapleton’s guitar... She worked with Tiesto on “Hot Honey,” AND she will be touring with Keith Urban this year.

The gals chat iconic red carpet moments, a near-death experience (ocean waves straight from hell!), a boob-sweat fail LOL, Alana’s not so juicy dating life, and of course Tizzle gets the chance to play her fave game, “What’s the Friggin’ Tea?” uncovering Alana’s Vampire Diaries binges and Michael Jackson dreams. This is a convo you’ll want to be a part of – and you can! 

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Country Star, Lily Rose, opens up about her journey from stocking shelves at Opry Mills to going absolutely viral with her song Villain and headlining the "Runnin’ Outta Time Tour.” She shares wild tales—like lingering at Jelly Roll’s after-party and tour pranks with Sam Hunt—plus her rise as an independent artist who’s all about staying true to herself. The trio dives into Nashville adventures, from Tizzle’s line dancing dreams to a fan’s jaw-dropping face tattoo tribute. It’s a front-row seat to Lily’s hustle, heart, and country music glow-up—Stoners, you won’t want to skip this one!! AND look out for her new single, "I Know What I Want.” 

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This week on the podcast, Tish and Brandi Cyrus welcome Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, and entrepreneur Tayla Parx. Tayla shares her journey in wearing multiple hats in the music industry and her latest adventure of running a sustainable farm outside of Nashville.  

The trio dives deep into Tayla's diverse music career, from writing major hits like Ariana Grande’s 'Seven Rings' and Panic! at the Disco's 'High Hopes' to finding her unique sound as a solo artist. Tayla also opens up about personal growth, heartbreak, and finding love again. Plus, farm life adventures, tractor talk, and some unexpected star-studded stories. A must-listen for music lovers, farm enthusiasts and really everyone in between! 

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This week, the one and only Chelsea Handler joins Sorry We’re Cyrus, and let’s just say—if life advice were a controlled substance, Chelsea would be your dealer. The legendary comedian and best-selling author sits down with Tish & Brandi for one of their most unfiltered convos yet. From getting blazed at George W. Bush’s house to her sexting saga with Andrew Cuomo, Chelsea has stories. And as for marriage? She’s thriving without it (or a filter).  

Chelsea, Tish, and Brandi trade notes on doing and quitting drugs, navigating existential crises, and turning optimism into a personality trait. They also get into Chelsea’s surprising common ground with Miley, the joys of not living with a partner, and what it really means to figure out the type of woman you want to be.  

With her 50th birthday and new book I'll Have What She's Having dropping the same day (Feb 25!), Chelsea proves she’s only getting bolder, funnier, and even more iconic with age. I’ll Have What She’s Having is available for pre-order now at chelseahandler.com/book.

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We’re on a country music hot streak over here at Sorry We’re Cyrus, and this week’s guest is absolutely crushing it in the industry. Ashley Cooke went from growing up with the Cyrus fam to winning a CMT Award, hitting #1 on country radio, and taking over TikTok—but her journey wasn’t exactly by the book. She spills on the wild way she landed a record deal, the unexpected industry advice that changed everything, and why she had to fight to release her biggest hit — “Your Place.” 

Plus, they get into the music industry tea—how TikTok is shaping careers, if country music is too pop, and whether aliens are lurking in lakes (yes, you read that right). 

Oh, and did Tish get pressured into doing a cold plunge? Listen now to find out! 

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Another rising star in country music who’s pushing boundaries joins Brandi and Tish on the mic today—Tanner Adell! She’s got Hollywood glam, rodeo roots, and a genre-bending sound that’s turning heads. From growing up between California and Wyoming to working with Beyoncé, to making history as the first female country artist to perform at the BET Awards, Tanner shares all about her wild ride—including her love for whiskey, cozy video games, and custom fashion (yes, she makes her own outfits—iconic!). 

We also dive into her viral debut Buckle Bunny, her feature on Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter, and how she’s redefining country music. Plus, Tanner spills on her dream of throwing a festival, why Kesha was a core memory artist for her, and the unexpected hobby that won her blue ribbons at the county fair. 

Oh, and stoners—Tish might be getting back on skates for a Sorry We’re Cyrus roller disco party?! Soo, stay tuned for that! 

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Alright, Stoners—the girlies are girlin’ today! Starting off hot with some Julia Roberts love, their favorite Nashville spots, and a quick life update. Oh, and their longtime friend Nada Taha is here! Radio host, creative director, and all-around badass, Nada opens up about her journey in the country music industry, touching on the challenges of diversity in a scene still dominated by white men. The trio dives into the struggles of being women in a male-dominated world, imposter syndrome, emotional intelligence, and the highs and lows of chasing big dreams. Tish takes a moment to reflect on her personal growth, from being a mom in Eastern Kentucky to becoming Miley’s manager in Los Angeles. She talks about overcoming doubt, finding her strength, and ultimately finding her voice. 

The episode takes a lighter turn when Nada shares her experience adjusting to country life and learning about the wild world of animals in Tennessee. And then, Nada provides some comedic relief by sharing the hilarious story of totally botching her first time meeting the GOAT of country music, Shania Twain. 

Get ready for a mix of therapy and comedy—it's a good time! 

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