We Should Talk

Amanda Hirsch just had one of the kraziest weeks of her life. Gibson Johns welcomes the Not Skinny But Not Fat podcast host back onto the show to talk about her gig at Hulu's official red carpet correspondent at the premiere of "The Kardashians," interviewing Kim Kardashian for her podcast without any parameters and what she thinks about the conspiracy theory that Kylie Jenner wasn't at the premiere. They also chat about her relaunched collab with Deux, feeling the support of her fans during career milestones, taking moments to reflect on how far she's come and more.

Sumner Canfield is the true scene-stealer on Netflix's "Get Organized with The Home Edit." In her first ever interview, Sumner talks to Gibson Johns — who she's known since high school — all about being on the hit Netflix show, what goes on behind-the-scenes, working with celebrity clients and her own journey at The Home Edit over the years. They also discuss Hello Sunshine's acquisition of The Home Edit and calling Reese Witherspoon her new boss, what she plans on doing with her newfound Instagram following, how high school theater prepared her for being on a TV show and Clea Shearer using her recent breast cancer diagnosis to advocate for women's health.

Jennifer Aydin has a lot going on at the moment. Gibson Johns interviews the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star about the recent robbery at her home, the upcoming "RHONJ" reunion and how she's been dealing with the current season of the show, which is largely based around her husband's affair from years prior. They also discuss why she thinks some of her co-stars feel "threatened" by how honest she is on camera, whether she thinks Teresa Giudice defends her enough, where she stands with Margaret Josephs following their coffee sit-down and what she might want next season's cast to look like.

Kiki Monique isn't afraid to share her true opinions on celebrities — and people love her for that. Gibson Johns interviews the co-host of Lemonada Media's podcast "I'm Sorry" about her unexpected career background, finding success online during the pandemic and turning her passion for pop culture into a full-time living. They also discuss her uncovering that Bravo had scrubbed a few episodes of "Southern Charm" from the internet in 2020, her thoughts on the network's efforts to diversify its shows' casts and where she stands with all the current "Summer House" drama. The duo also touches on Kimye, Julia Fox and more.

Mya Allen has undoubtedly been the breakout star of "Summer House" this season. Gibson Johns interviews the entrepreneur about her first season of reality TV, including Season 6's most dramatic moments, embracing being a fan-favorite and learning the ropes during filming. They also discuss the hate that Mya has been subject to online and how she navigates all of the feedback she receives online, especially in the wake of the affecting conversation she and Ciara Miller led about being Black in majority white spaces earlier this season. Also on the agenda: The Austen/Ciara/Lindsay love triangle, her booming business The Knead Blog and her friendship with Carl Radke.

Craig Conover has been on "Southern Charm" for nearly a decade, but he's never been more engrained in the Bravo-verse than he is now. Gibson Johns interviews the reality star about his upcoming book "Pillow Talk: What's Wrong with My Sewing?" and looking back at the early years of "Southern Charm" while writing it, his journey and evolution on Bravo over the years and why the convergence of his show with "Summer House" on "Winter House" revitalized his mindset. They also talk about all things "Summer House" Season 6, including the seemingly dramatic start to his relationship with Paige DeSorbo, his buddy Austen Kroll's love triangle drama with Lindsay Hubbard and Ciara Miller and more.

Melissa Gorga is as candid as ever about "The Real Housewives of New Jersey." Gibson Johns interviews the longtime cast member about all things Season 12 of the fan-favorite franchise, including all of the drama surrounding Jennifer Aydin's marriage, what she thinks about certain fan theories and what she thought about Jackie Goldschneider sticking up for Jennifer. They also discuss sister-in-law Teresa Giudice's relationship with Luis Ruelas being picked apart on the show, Margaret Josephs' feud with Teresa this season and what she thinks Teresa's future on "RHONJ" actually looks like.

Just when you think Alexia Echevarria has been through it all, life throws another hurdle in her way. Gibson Johns interviews the "Real Housewives of Miami" OG cast member as Season 4 comes to a close about her life's journey both on and off the show, what it's been like reexamining that journey as she begins work on her book, where things stand with her family now and how she's been able to get through it all. They also discuss some of Season 4's biggest dramas, including her face-off with Nicole, having Marysol by her side, whether she'd make any changes to the cast ahead of next season and more.

Caroline Vazzana has worn many hats in the fashion industry. Gibson Johns interviews the fashion editor, influencer, author, TikTok star and founder fresh out of New York Fashion Week about her career, including how she got her start at Teen Vogue, making the jump from corporate to being on her own, getting over the anxiety of putting herself out there and more. They also discuss her thoughts on being labeled an "influencer," sharing tricks of the trade with her followers instead of gatekeeping and what she hopes to accomplish next.

Jackie Goldschneider is making an impact on "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" in more ways than one. Gibson Johns interviews the reality star about her fourth season on the show, including sparring with Dolores Catania, why she decided to support Jennifer Aydin and further opening up about her eating disorder. They also talk about where she stands with Teresa Giudice, Margaret Josephs' drama with Teresa and whether or not Jackie's opinion on Margaret revealing Bill Aydin's affair has changed since watching the season back.