Natasha Stagg is a writer who has made her prominence in covering fashion, art and culture in New York City. In this episode Anna talks about her time in prison, and Natasha's new book "Artless."

Jacob Shamsian is a correspondent on Insider's Crime & Courts desk. He covers legal affairs and major court cases. In this episode Anna reveals her intentions to stay in New York City and to continue to fight for her reputation.

Emily Palmer is an investigative reporter who has covered stories that span from inspecting child welfare laws, to embedding herself with the Sinaloa Cartel. Emily’s rap sheet is long and growing and includes the trials of drug lord El Chapo, R&B singer R. Kelly and even Anna Delvey.

Taylor Lorenz is the queen of social media journalism but the internet is not a friendly place. Taylor has battled online backlash throughout her career - including most recently a feud with Elon Musk! Facing the internet mob is something Anna and Taylor have a lot to talk about.

Ben Widdicombe is a pioneer of the tabloid era "it girl." How does Anna fit into this world of celebrity for celebrity's sake? Is she an "it girl"

Kenny Schachter is many things in the art world - critic, artist, dealer, you name it. But he would tell you first he's an outsider. Is he though? In this episode, Anna and Kenny connect by feeling like an outsider in the art world.

Anna sits down with writer, dancer, filmmaker, and musician Brontez Purnell. An outsider with mainstream attention. 

Julia Cumming is a legit born and raised New York City rock star. She talks to Anna about her band Sunflower Bean and her perspectives on culture as a lifelong New York City music and fashion kid. 

Whitney Cummings joins “The Anna Delvey Show” for what amounts to a standup special’s worth of material on its own. Whitney, beyond being hilarious, has unique accomplishments as a television producer and personality, as well as beautiful insight on working with some of the men we consider monsters.

Not another show about Anna Delvey. The first time audiences hear from the actual Anna Delvey. Season One is recorded from house arrest in NYC's east village. The Delvey Show is a weekly podcast that explores the preconceived notions of rule breakers, effects of adversity, validity of existing systems and status quo in conversations with guests who are experts in their fields. Covering wide-ranging topics from intersections between art, politics, fashion, music, tech, film, law and finance, it will move beyond tired notions of what's right and wrong.