Amir & Monica welcome Leticia “Sweet Tea” Lunsford back to The Vault for a brutally honest conversation about her dramatic exit from Married to Medicine. She opens up about feeling unsupported, her shift toward empowering real friendships, and her new group, the “Doctors Wives of Atlanta.” Then it’s off to RHOA Season 16, Episode 13 — the girls are in Grenada, but the shade is still homegrown. Drew and Porsha go head-to-head (again), Brit fumbles her charity moment, and Phaedra returns in full glam. Is this the reboot the franchise desperately needs? Let’s dive in!

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Amir & Monica celebrate The Vault Podcast‘s glow-up with features in People Magazine and US Weekly before diving into The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 16, Episode 12. They unpack Shamar’s growing bond with Kelli and call out Porsha’s performative antics that reek of jealousy. From Brett’s beige country club event and Kelly’s six-figure divorce woes to Drew’s flatline storyline, nothing escapes their radar. The duo also dish on Todd and Julie Christie’s controversial pardon and Diddy’s assistant drama, spotlighting how badly entertainment treats the people behind the scenes. Plus, Phaedra’s return and a luxe Granada trip are setting the stage for future fireworks. Follow @TheVaultByAmirAndMonica for all the unfiltered tea.

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This week on The Vault, Amir & Monica sit down with legendary comedian Maz Jobrani for a raw and thought-provoking conversation that blends laughter with life lessons. Maz takes us through his journey from aspiring Eddie Murphy superfan to one of the first Iranian-American voices in mainstream comedy — all while dodging his parents’ dreams of him becoming a lawyer. He opens up about dropping out of grad school, navigating the early days of stand-up, and the cultural tightrope he’s walked ever since.

From the groundbreaking Axis of Evil Comedy Tour to crowd work horror stories and heckler comebacks, Maz brings the truth about being Middle Eastern in comedy, tackling political hot buttons, and pushing past stereotypes. He also gets candid about the emotional toll of life as a comic, the realities of addiction and depression in the industry, and the healing power of laughter — especially when it’s rooted in your own story.

Whether you’re a comedy nerd, first-gen kid, or just someone who loves a good underdog hustle, this episode is packed with wisdom, wit, and the kind of vulnerability that makes Maz a true icon.

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This week, Amir & Monica are joined by the razor-sharp Brandon West from Front Page Pop for a pop culture deep dive that’s as insightful as it is unfiltered. From dissecting the artistry and absurdity of the Met Gala — Joey King surprised, Teyana Taylor stunned, and Zendaya shut it down — to unpacking the disturbing developments in the Diddy case, the trio doesn’t shy away from the uncomfortable truths bubbling beneath celebrity headlines.

They unpack the rumored lawsuit between Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, with Taylor Swift’s influence lurking in the background, and weigh in on Kanye West’s ongoing spiral with empathy and candor. The conversation turns critical as they roast the current state of Real Housewives, mourn the fall of RHONY, and find a glimmer of hope in the authenticity of Love Hotel. Finally, they tackle the latest Vanderpump Rules chaos with Jax and Brittany — and yes, the cringe is real.

It’s pop culture commentary with heart, humor, and high standards. If you’re tired of surface-level gossip, pull up a seat — we go deep.

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Amir & Monica break down the drama at Lake Bailey and beyond in this juicy episode of The Vault Podcast. They dive into the truce between Angela and Porsha, Shamea’s growing resentment, and why a birthday post might be the final straw in a friendship years in the making. Porsha’s “Pampered by Porsha” event gets dragged for having no clear business plan, while Angela opens up about her $2 million real estate mess. Plus, Ralph drops bombshells about Drew’s affairs, and Shamea inches closer to a full-on BravoCon showdown with Porsha. The vault is open, and this recap is an 8/10 mess—just how we like it.

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This week on The Vault, Amir & Monica welcome the brilliant, bold, and refreshingly honest Tituss Burgess for a masterclass in perseverance, purpose, and pure talent. From earning his equity card at Disney World to lighting up Broadway and stealing scenes on 30 Rock, Tituss shares the highs, the heartbreaking lows — including eviction notices and career doubts — and the divine intervention that led him to the iconic role of Titus Andromedon on Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.

He doesn’t believe in imposter syndrome, and how to navigate the politics of Hollywood, and why living outside the LA bubble keeps him sane. Tituss gets real about the hustle of voice acting (spoiler: it’s not as glamorous as it looks), the reality of making money in entertainment, and why multiple income streams are a must.

We also hear his take on the social media-to-stardom pipeline, what it’s like working with legends like Tina Fey and Eddie Murphy, and how staying spiritually grounded has been his superpower. And he has made up with Andy Cohen! This episode is raw, reflective, and filled with the kind of hard-won wisdom that can only come from someone who’s truly done the work — onstage and off.

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Amir & Monica are back, dragging the Met Gala for losing its fashion crown—because if Rosa Parks ends up on underwear, the theme has clearly gone off the rails. From Nicki and Rihanna’s slay to Megan Thee Stallion’s off-theme outfit, nothing is safe. Then it’s time to tear into The Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 16, Episode 9, where Porsha keeps rewriting history, avoiding accountability, and somehow dragging Charles Oakley into the mess. Angela emerges as the voice of reason (and shade), while Shamea plays team Porsha with zero maturity. We’re breaking down prophets, fake apologies, and why Brit’s husband looked more bored than betrayed. Plus, a little side-eye for Love Hotel and a sprinkle of praise for Basketball Wives. Grab your sweet tea—this one’s spicy.

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Pour yourself a cup, because this week The Vault Podcast is serving it piping hot with the one and only Latesha “Sweet Tea” Lunceford from Married to Medicine! Amir & Monica dive deep with the Southern belle turned reality TV firecracker as she opens up about her bumpy road onto the show—thanks to none other than Dr. Heavenly. Sweet Tea spills on cast dynamics, Heavenly’s behind-the-scenes shade, and why she thinks Quad’s romance with King was giving PR stunt, not soulmate.

She also defends her man Gregory and that now-infamous song, shares juicy plans for her brand Sweet Tea & Co., and reveals why age-gap dating works for her (spoiler: millennials and Gen Xers make magic). From shady reunions to tea party speed dating, this episode is all sass, smarts, and Sweet Tea realness.

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Amir & Monica are back with a fiery recap of Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 16, Episode 8—and no one is safe. They call out Drew for her painfully boring and overly scripted storylines, from dentist drama to desperate apologies. Meanwhile, Porsha’s Nashville birthday trip goes off the rails as she spirals into full diva mode—throwing shade at Shamia, gagging on her emotions (and maybe her whiskey), and threatening to sleep with Angela’s husband. The duo dissects Porsha’s toxic jealousy towards Shamea, Drew’s bra-top wardrobe choices, and the bizarre tension brewing between the women. With Coyote Ugly lessons, fake forgiveness hugs, and confessional gaslighting, this episode has it all—except authenticity. Amir and Monica rate the episode a 7.5/10 and remind you: the real mess is in the RHOA After Show.

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In this heartfelt episode of The Vault Podcast, Amir and Monica sit down with actress and activist Jodie Sweetin to discuss her inspiring journey from child stardom to resilience and activism. Jodie reflects on her early days as Stephanie Tanner on Full House and how her parents helped her stay grounded in the whirlwind of fame. She opens up about her struggles with addiction, the road to recovery, and how those experiences shaped her perspective today.

Jodie also shares her passion for LGBTQ+ activism, candidly addressing her differing views from former co-star Candace Cameron Bure. The conversation explores co-parenting her two daughters, navigating modern family dynamics, and finding balance in a digital age shaped by social media and cancel culture.

Finally, Jodie gives listeners an inside look at her new podcast, How Rude, where she and Andrea Barber rewatch Full House with fresh perspectives and nostalgia. Don’t miss this deeply personal and inspiring conversation!

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