Talia and Hollie are joined by their first guest, Holly June Smith, wedding celebrant and life coach. They talk about the origins of gossip, how it can be used for good and how we're addicted to it, inspired by the office dramas of Selling Sunset. 

Talia and her other half Alex interview Hollie and husband James about their experience on Don't Tell The Bride, to shine some light on being inside a reality TV wedding! A great way to wrap up the end of Season 1 of Trash!

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On today's episode Talia and Hollie turn off the TV and open a book. They talk to infamous bookstagrammer BookBarista herself, Natasha Minoso about her love for saucy Historical Romantic Fiction. And how we can all do with a little bit of low brow lit in our lives.

Talia and Hollie chat to former matchmaker and dating editor at Elite Daily, Hannah Orenstein. They discuss the benefits to getting help finding love, all inspired by watching hit Netflix show 'Indian Matchmaking'.

Today's episode features former TV presenter, property mogul and making space expert Melanie Cantor. Now the author of her first novel 'Death & Other Happy Endings', Melanie has bought and sold 20 properties and made a killing. We discuss how we can all bring our own selling sunset to life.

On this exclusive episode Hollie & Talia interview Jay Manuel, best known for being the Creative Director on America's Next Top Model and now a debut Author. He joins them to discuss the impacts of being in the spotlight, all the ANTM gossip, as well as the criticism the show has faced this year. 

This week Talia and Hollie are joined by podcast royalty Rachel Humphreys, producer and co-presenter of the Guardian's Today in Focus podcast; they discuss why reality TV is so addictive, as well as the positive and negative impacts of these shows. There are lots of awesome trashy recommendations too! Enjoy.

What can trash teach you? Is mindless TV really all that mindless? You’re constantly learning from these shows, situations and scenarios. Join Talia and Hollie who love to talk a bit of trash TV, low-brow books and celebrity culture and help you understand what you can learn from all this trash. They'll be speaking to psychologists, dating experts and life coaches to dig deeper into the many recurring themes of love, relationships, confidence, drama and so much more.

Trash is launching September 2nd, enjoy!