The cast of Bravo’s “The Valley” is spilling all about about Season 3. I had the opportunity to attend “The Valley” press junket, where I talked with Kristen Doute, Brittany Cartwright, Nia Sanchez, Janet Caperna, Jasmine Goode, Zack Wickham, Lala Kent, Jason Caperna, Danny Booko, Luke Broderick, Jesse Lally, Lacy Nicole, Benji Quach, and Melissa Marie. (I also interviewed Tom Schwartz and Michelle Saniei, but unfortunately that interview is not included due to audio issues.)

From weddings to divorces (bye Jax!), new babies to broken friendships (bye Scheana!), the cast opens up about everything we can expect from Season 3 of “The Valley”.

From living in the Bachelor Mansion to renovating it, Tammy Kay Ly is here to tell her story. She first joined Bachelor Nation on The Bachelor during Pilot Pete’s season, where she was labeled a “villain” and “drama starter” before being sent home in week six. She later returned for Bachelor in Paradise — and while Tammy says Paradise was definitely more fun, it still came with plenty of drama.

Since her time on reality TV, Tammy has focused on being a real estate agent and entrepreneur — a path that unexpectedly brought her right back into the Bachelor world, and she was cast on HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover. Tammy shares what it was really like working on the mansion, the challenges she faced with some of her cast mates, and the dramatic season finale that no one saw coming.

Will you accept this rose? Because this is The Reality Of: Bachelor Nation.

Why is West Wilson and Amanda Batula hooking up a big deal?! Well, let me explain...

This emergency podcast episode is for all the non-Bravo watchers in your life who don't watch Summer House but want to know what the heck is going on and why we (Bravo lovers) care so much!

In this episode, I'll be covering Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke's marriage, the friendship between Amanda and Ciara Miller, West Wilson's connection to Kyle Cooke, Ciara and West's relationship, and how this effects the house, the show, and the Bravoverse!)

So send this podcast episode to all the non-Bravo watchers in your life to help them get a better idea of what is happening, why it's a big deal, and how Dave Portnoy fits into all this...

Where were you when The Bachelorette got cancelled? My good friend and comedian Sarah Griffith is in the studio to break down exactly what happened with Taylor Frankie Paul, The Bachelorette, the premiere party we were supposed to attend, and everything that has unfolded since. (Trigger Warning: discussion of domestic violence)

We also get into Sarah's connection to Ru Paul's Drag Race (shout out Irene the Alien!), whats happening across the Hulu reality TV universe, and that one time Sarah was on a game show with Jay Leno! 

We then take a trip to Fiji breaking down everything thats happened in Survivor 50 so far - from Christian’s winner edit to Ozzy's haircut, Cirie’s mastermind gameplay, and Zac Brown's annoying amount of air time. 

Oh, and did you know Tom Sandoval was at Sarah's birthday party? Yeah, this episode has a little bit of everything!

Imagine winning the first season of a competition reality show — summiting an 8,000+ foot mountain over the course of two weeks with no prior experience — taking home $250,000… and then watching the episode air, only for people to question whether or not you actually won. That’s exactly what happened to Therron Pittman.

Therron competed on the first (and only) season of CBS’s The Summit, and his reality tv experience was anything but normal. In this episode, he opens up about what really happened on that mountain, reflects on the pivotal moments that never made it to air, and shares what actually went down when he reached the summit — including the confusing “extra money” twist that ultimately impacted how his win was perceived.

This also marks Therron’s first-ever podcast interview, where he finally has the opportunity to share his side of the story and set the record straight. This is the reality of: The Summit.

Southern Hospitality’s fourth season has already started with a bang — and now Tj Dinch is here to spill even more tea about one of Bravo’s messiest shows. In this episode, Tj opens up about the beef between Southern Hospitality and Southern Charm (cough cough Austen Kroll), where he stands with his fellow SoHo castmates, his uncomfortable run-ins with Ally Lewber, and of course, we’re talking about Emmy and Will. 

Tj shares his side of what really happened at last year’s reunion, reveals what Emmy said to her mom during that phone call at the hotel and the aftermath, discusses where she stands within the friend group today, and gives his honest take on whether or not he believes Will actually cheated.

The tea in this episode is almost as hot as Tj’s dogs (shoutout Sir Wieners!), so tune in as we dive into The Reality Of: Southern Hospitality.

Natalie Maguire may be Bravo’s newest bartender, but she’s already found herself right in the middle of the Vanderpump Rules drama. She’s breaking down how the reboot actually came together, what it’s like working with the new crew at SUR, where things stand with members of the original cast, and more.

Natalie also gives us an inside look at what really went down during this season of Vanderpump Rules — from the girl drama and relationship issues to the hookups, the fights, and yes… the cousins’ OnlyFans video.

And if you’ve been wondering which member of the new cast is secretly Lisa Vanderpump’s favorite, Natalie might just have the answer 👀

Tune in to this week’s episode for The Reality Of: Vanderpump Rules.

“You want to be on top?” Hannah Kat Jones was — and now she’s here to share her story.


Hannah competed on Cycle 16 of America’s Next Top Model, making it all the way to the Top 3. During her time on the show, she modeled in trash, wore bees on her head, and was even set on fire — all in the name of reality television.


In this episode, Hannah reflects on what it was truly like competing on America’s Next Top Model — the highs, the lows, and the moments that still feel unbelievable. She shares her thoughts on the new Netflix documentary, Tyra Banks, the Jays, and how she views the show today.
This is The Reality Of: America’s Next Top Model.

Ever wonder what it’s like to make a competition reality show? In this episode, Beast Games producer Sean Klitzner takes us behind the scenes of one of the biggest productions in the genre. From developing large-scale challenges and managing a Mr. Beast-sized budget to casting the right competitors and breaking world records, Sean shares what it truly takes to produce a show at this level.

We also dive into the Beast Games x Survivor crossover. For the first time, Sean walks through exactly how the collaboration actually came together — including flying to Fiji, meeting Jeff Probst, and competing on Survivor for 36 hours alongside a group of influencers.

Step inside the mind of a producer and discover The Reality Of: Beast Games.

Being on three major reality shows isn’t easy — but if anyone can do it, it’s Kyland Young. In this episode, Kyland looks back on his time on Big Brother, including what it was like being part of one of the most iconic alliances in reality TV history: The Cookout.

Then we dive deep into his experience on The Challenge — from living in the house and navigating the social politics, to competing in grueling finals, managing alcohol limits, and surviving the, rather boring, filming schedule. 

And of course, we get into the tea! Kyland shares his thoughts on overrated challengers, aspects of the show he’d change, his dream competitors to face off against, and so much more.

If you’re a Challenge fan, you won’t want to miss Kyland breaking down The Reality Of: The Challenge.