We Should Talk

Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin embody what they call "best friend energy." Gibson Johns interviews the co-founders of The Home Edit about the explosive success of their company, starring on Netflix's "Get Organized" and starting their new podcast, "Best Friend Energy." They also discuss Clea's bravery amid her battle with cancer, how being on a reality show has affected how they watch reality TV, endorsements from celebrity clients and more.

Farrah Brittany and Alexia Umansky are soaking up their moment in the spotlight with "Buying Beverly Hills." Gibson Johns interviews the Netflix stars about their new reality show, which focuses on their roles at The Agency working under Mauricio Umansky, the drama that ensues, what they made of the reaction to the show and their responses to viewers calling out nepotism in the show. They also discuss how being on mom Kyle Richards' show "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" prepared them for "Buying Beverly Hills" and what they've learned from watching her go through her "hardest season ever."

Juliana Canfield is a name you should remember. Gibson Johns interviews the up-and-coming actress about her breakout role as Kendall Roy's assistant, Jess Jordan, on "Succession" and what it's like being part of one of TV's most talked-about shows, the types of roles she seeks out to audition for and being the second-billed actor on David E. Kelley's latest show, "The Calling." They also discuss going to high school together and her origins in theater, how Juliana reacts to rejection and more.

Britt Stewart is embracing the burden of representation she feels on "Dancing With the Stars." Gibson Johns interviews the professional dancer about becoming the first Black female pro on the hit dance series after nearly 30 seasons, the greater systemic issues that contributed to that and how she's working to right those wrongs through the organization Share The Movement. They also discuss competing this season with Daniel Durant and how they're able to communicate so effectively, her experiences dancing in all three "High School Musical" movies and what it was like dancing for some of the world's biggest pop stars earlier in her career.

Dorinda Medley is still making it nice. Gibson Johns interviews the longtime "Real Housewives of New York City" cast member following a whirlwind weekend at BravoCon 2022 about all things Bravo, "Real Housewives," "Ultimate Girls Trip" Season 2 and more. They also discuss Ramona Singer recently calling the future "RHONY: Legacy" a "loser show," why Dorinda and Jill Zarin are still not in a great place, some of the most iconic moments at Dorinda's home in the Berkshires, Blue Stone Manor, and her partnership with Amazon devices and Ring for Halloween.

The D'Amelio family is back on reality TV and having much more fun this time around. Gibson Johns interviews Charli and Dixie D'Amelio along with their parents, Marc and Heidi, about returning to Hulu with Season 2 of "The D'Amelio Show," streaming now. They chat about the comparisons people make between the sisters, what it's like living together as roommates (without their parents!), Heidi and Charli on "Dancing With the Stars" together and more.

Amanda Batula and Kyle Cooke are ready to not have their relationship drama take center stage. Gibson Johns interviews the couple about the upcoming second season of "Winter House," which is the first season of reality TV they've filmed as a married couple, and how being in this new stage of their relationship impacted the filming process for them. They also chat about the fan-driven competition about who the so-called "No. 1 couple on Bravo" is, how this cast gelled compared to last season's cast, whether Kyle and Craig Conover have any true tension and how they're thinking about their relationship to reality TV as their lives evolve.

"The Real Housewives of Potomac" is finally back! Gibson Johns interviews original cast members Ashely Darby, Gizelle Bryant and Karen Huger separately about the impending seventh season of the Bravo favorite, and they break down what viewers can expect from Ashley deciding to separate from her husband, Michael, what goes down with Candiace Dillard-Bassett and her husband, Chris, what to expect from Peter Thomas' involvement this year and the different dramas between the women.

Leva Bonaparte and Naomie Olindo know that this season of "Southern Charm" had its confusing moments. Gibson Johns interviews the duo, who attended JBL Fest in Las Vegas together last week, about all things Season 8 of the Charleston-set series, including their respective dramas with Craig Conover and the missing context around each of their fights with him. They also discuss the "raw" upcoming reunion that they hope fills in the gaps for viewers, where they stand with Venita Aspen, why Leva skipped out on the second cast trip, what they want to see on the show moving forward and much more.

Garcelle Beauvais is having a phenomenal year, thank you very much. Gibson Johns interviews the multitalented star about her various projects, including of course "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," her recently released book "Love Me As I Am" and a collaboration for Febreze's new Scent Styling concept. They also discuss the cancellation of "The Real," feeling the love from fans in a multitude of ways this year and what she's looking forward to at BravoCon 2022.