Mention It All

On today's episode, Dylan is joined by chief stew Fraser Olender from Below Deck to take a dip into the waters of this newest season. From crew hookups and resume lies to stewing for eight naked porn stars, Fraser shares the challenges of yacht dynamics, the impact of online backlash, and the complexities of managing a diverse team, especially one that can't stop hooking up with each other. The conversation also touches on the expectations placed on stews and chefs, the unpredictability of filming a reality show on a yacht, and the difficulties of working with less experienced crew members. It's sex, stews, and stormy seas… and we're not just talking about the weather... Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes every Tuesday: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan kicks off the episode by taste-testing Paige DeSorbo's new Dunkin' drink live on mic. Cheers to a Pink Spritz summer (and Daphne securing the bag)! He briefly checks in on the Real Housewives of London cast announcement, before diving into Phaedra's return to RHOA. He also roasts Brit's questionable event execution, and then turns his attention to part one of the Summer House reunion. Will Lexi ever be able to cement her position in the group? Later, he recaps all the drama from the latest episode of The Valley, and the final few episodes of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes every Tuesday: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, People Magazine's Andrea Lavinthal joins Dylan to go behind the scenes of Bravo's Most Eligible Bachelors issue where the Bravo men bared it all. From Tom Schwartz being the JLO of Bravo to Shep being a walking thesaurus, Andrea spills the tea on who was charming, who surprised her, how Fraser Olender from Bel ow Deck might be the straight man whisperer. They also get into the future of RHONY, how marriage is depicted on The Valley, and how the newly announced Real Housewives of Rhode Island is very Jersey coded. Let us know in the comments who YOU think deserved to make the issue of Bravo's Most Eligible Bachelors!  Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes every Tuesday: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Before diving into a full slate of recaps, Dylan starts by unpacking the latest hookup rumor that's rocking the Bravo universe. What would Erika and Jesse even talk about? From there, he catches up on Real Housewives of Atlanta, weighing in on the deeply layered issues between Porsha and Shamea. Next, he wades further into the new season of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, where Whitney and Mikayla's feud is hilariously petty, and there are more marriage rumors lurking around every corner. Later, he has some hot takes from the Summer House finale, and some harsh words for whoever decided to edit out Paige's “texting other bitches” allegation. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes every Tuesday: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, Dylan is joined by Secret Lives of Mormon Wives stars Jessi and Layla to talk all things season 2. From friendship fractures and messy Halloween party guest lists to everything in between. They open up about navigating divorce and dating in Utah, the realities of being single moms in Mormon culture, and delicacy that is drinking dirty sodas. Jessie and Layla get real about what it's like to film deeply personal moments for a national audience, the emotional toll of online feedback, and why this cast is so much more than a group of influencers. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes every Tuesday: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this week's solo episode, there's no time for filler, and Dylan gets right into Andy's response to the RHONY cancelation rumors (and what they mean for New Jersey). Then, he unpacks the first three episodes of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives season 2, starting with how fame has changed the definition of ‘MomTok.' He weighs in on the two toxic relationships in the group, and salutes the newest face in the group (Taylor's mom). Later, he evaluates what really went down between Jesse and Lexi on Summer House, and why Lexi's big moment couldn't compare to Lindsay's Freedom Dinner. Finally, he has some opinions on The Valley's Santa Barbara trip, and why Zack is having a stellar season. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes every Tuesday: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Dylan is joined by The Valley's unofficial spokesperson for the messy gay community, Zack Wickham. They get into what it's really like to go from “friend of” to full-time cast member and why rage texting from rehab might not be the growth Jax thinks it is. Zack also teases The Valley's first ever reunion, reflects on his long standing loyalty to Brittany, and talks about staying authentic while filming a reality TV show. Plus, in That's My Opinion!, Dylan and Zack question The Traitors casting and pitch a new release strategy for The Valley that Bravo should adopt immediately. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This Friday's episode brings exciting news, with Bravo's annual slate unveiling four new shows set to debut in the year ahead. Dylan unpacks everything we know about Ladies of London, Real Housewives of Rhode Island, the low-key Shahs reboot, and Wife Swap, along with some of his hopes and dreams for the new shows. Then, he makes an ~epic~ prediction about the destination for an upcoming Bravo cast trip. From there, he digs into this week's episode of The Valley, with a plea to the editors to spare us from Jax's rehab video diary. He also shares some thoughts on the current state of affairs on RHOA and Summer House, and gives out this week's award to a very deserving recipient. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Dylan joins forces with the Blabbermouths, Eleni Sabracos and Will Oser, to maximize their joint slay. This crossover event is filled with hot takes, Bravolebrity lore, and Will's suspiciously close friendship with Margaret Josephs. They break down the art of being a blabbermouth and discuss iconic reality television blabbermouths (both complimentary and derogatory), share their behind the scenes journeys from BravoCon to Betches, and get into why Ramona Singer once made Eleni empty her dishwasher. And, we find out what actually IS good for us in the new segment, That's My Opinion!, inspired by the one and only Tamra Judge. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's solo episode, Dylan has lots to catch up on, starting with the long-awaited Real Housewives of Miami trailer. After dipping into some Larsa Pippen lore, he breaks down the upcoming season, and the latest on Alexia and Todd. From there, he recaps the week's most important Bravo developments, starting with the perfectly enjoyable premiere of Love Hotel. Over on The Valley, Jesse ratchets up the rumors about Michelle, and she responds by trying to vote him off his own trip. We love mess! Then, Dylan unpacks all the most cringe moments from this week's Summer House, before giving out a very special award to one of the Atlanta ladies. Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Dylan is joined by the iconic Kristen Doute and Nia Sanchez Booko from 'The Valley' to unpack the first two episodes, as well as discuss the challenges and triumphs of both being in their third trimester of pregnancy. They get into it all: Kristen's fallout with Janet for her “cheap” podcast comment, why “Crazy Kristen” is retired, and how talking calmly to Jax is low-key strategic. Nia is prepping for four kids under four (new tagline alert!), lessons learned from pageant life to life in the Valley, and the importance of the block button. Plus, preparing for the reunion we're finally getting! Go to the Always On YouTube page to watch full length episodes: Youtube.com/@AlwaysOnBetches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, Dylan catches up on the last two weeks of Summer House and RHOA. On Summer House, Carl's dry spell is finally over, but do we really need to hear about it? While Tom Schwartz gives relationship advice to Kyle (cursed), Lexi and Jesse's high school honeymoon phase is officially over, if it ever really began. In Atlanta, Drew gets a backdoor invite to Porsha's birthday trip, while Brit is using her misfortune to enforce her friendship demands on the group. Dylan also breaks down Disney's big reality push, and whether we'll ever have a true competitor to the Bravo universe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back from vacation, Dylan has just one thing to look forward to: a new episode of The Valley. He digs into another heavy episode, which sees Jax Taylor officially hitting rock bottom, as the entire cast takes their turn holding mini-interventions. While he continues to blame everyone but himself, Michelle and Jesse are still making each other miserable, and the Janet/Kristen/Zack drama triangle is going strong (despite Brittany's lack of interest). Earlier in the show, Dylan unpacks Mia Thornton's announcement that she's leaving RHOP, and shares some exciting Mention It All news. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan's sneaky favorite Bravo show is back for a second season, and the cast of The Valley is as messy as ever. From the chilling cold open to Brittany's white party, it's a wild ride from start to finish, anchored by Jax's express journey to rock bottom. Meanwhile, Jesse and Michelle's divorce isn't going well, Kristen still hasn't forgiven Janet, and Tom Schwartz might be the only person with common sense. Buckle up! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back for a fresh week, Dylan is joined in the studio by one of THE funniest Bravo fans, comedian Liza Treyger. They chat about Liza's recent Netflix special, which features a dramatic retelling of a particularly wild episode of RHOA. Liza talks about how far back she goes with reality TV, and then gets into some of her hottest takes on current Bravo drama. They get into Kenya's messy departure, Kathy Hilton's tiring schtick, and how Liza feels about the upcoming Next Gen: NYC show. Later, they also discuss Liza's love for SVU and true crime, and how she makes room in her brain for so much trash TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back for the final episode of the week, Dylan starts the proceedings with an analysis of PK's shady Instagram story. At what point do you age out of being messy on social media? From there, we turn our attention to Summer House, where Lindsay is still crashing out over Carl's alleged misdoings with Lil the Lemur Girl. Aside from hosting a Shabbat dinner, Jesse is focused on patching up his ToeGate drama with Lexi, and they may not be on the same page about their relationship boundaries. Plus, Paige inches closer to officially being done with Craig's hater energy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Dylan is joined by two returning guests who love to yap about Bravo, Page Six's Danny Murphy and Evan Real. After catching up on mediums and star charts, they discuss the trailer for the upcoming show Next Gen NYC, and which Housewives offspring seem poised to have the most (and least) interesting seasons. From there, they dive deep on the RHOBH reunion, breaking down the differences between Kathy Hilton and Jennifer Tilly, and whether Erika's “relaxing” season is a problem that needs to be addressed. They also discuss Garcelle's departure, and whether anyone else should be on the chopping block. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan is back for another week breaking down Bravo mess, starting with a pair of Housewives who aren't doing themselves any favors. Erika Jayne is once again in hot water for not crediting an artist, while Ashley Darby is making tributes no one asked for. From there, it's a deep dive on a highly anticipated RHOA episode, where Kenya orchestrates her own demise. Where does the season go from here, and does the punishment fit the crime? Dylan also has some final thoughts on season 10 of Southern Charm, mostly based on JT's dreadful treatment of Venita. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan rounds out the week with a Summer House recap, and a pair of updates on our former RHONY ladies. Leah McSweeney's legal case against Bravo is finally moving forward (with several caveats), while Sonja's latest WWHL appearance begs the question… if the classic New York ladies are still a big draw for Bravo, why are they not on an actual Bravo show? On Summer House, Carl's new flame is under investigation by Lindsay, while Lexi and Jesse's relationship is going great, if you ignore all the things that are going wrong. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan is back to break down the latest drama on both RHOA and RHOBH, starting with the unsettling end of Atlanta's latest episode. With Kenya's time on the season running out, the situation between her and Brit feels murkier than ever, and it brings up questions of what kind of conflict we really want on Bravo shows. Meanwhile on Beverly Hills, the reunion kicks off with a shady statement from PK, while Kyle is still struggling to settle her issues with Dorit. Garcelle also finds herself in the hot seat, and her goals for the reunion foreshadow what's to come. Earlier in the show, Dylan also unpacks Gia Giudice's response to her mom's latest tax issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Just a few weeks into her RHOA journey, new Housewife Kelli Ferrell sits down with Dylan to talk about how it's going. Kelli talks about the lofty task of bringing a new era to the iconic franchise, and what kind of energy the vets had for the newbies during the season. She and Dylan discuss her feelings on all the ladies on the show, and how she balanced her personal relationships with public information. She weighs in on Kenya's sudden departure from the season, and the nickname she received from latecomer Phaedra. Kelli also talks about the mess at her charity event, and how she's balancing her waffle empire with everything else she has going on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the final episode of the week, Dylan starts with a Bravo news dump. First up: Teresa and Louie are behind on their taxes, and it might be even worse than it seems. Next, we have a pair of Bravoleb departures, with Garcelle's announcement coming at a strange time for the RHOBH cast. Dylan has some thoughts on the season finale, and Erika's icky WWHL reaction. He also has some additional thoughts on this week's episode of Summer House, and Craig's continuing bad vibes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hot on the heels of this week's Summer House, Dylan is in the studio with West and Jesse to break down an episode that they'd rather not get into. The guys talk about what they've learned since last season, and getting used to navigating life on such a public platform. From there, they get into some specifics of the season, including West's complicated dynamic with Ciara. Turning the focus to Jesse and Lexi, they debate the seriousness of toe-sucking, and why Craig's advice about not cheating was maybe not the best. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan kicks off the new week with a new guest, The Ringer's Chelsea Stark-Jones. Chelsea talks about her experience as a day-one Housewives viewer, and how the franchise has changed over the years, for better or worse. Then, they dig into some recent Bravo updates, including Phaedra's brutal read of the Married to Medicine cast, and Bethenny's confusing RHONY rewatch update. Then, they go deep on the new season of RHOA, unpacking some favorite moments from this week's episode, as well as their feelings on a potential Nene Leakes comeback. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the last episode of the week, and Dylan is gearing up for the Southern Charm finale with an analysis of a fascinating preview clip post-Craig and Paige breakup. Speaking of, Craig is on this week's Summer House, and the patience for his convos with Paige is wearing thin. Dylan also breaks down the complicated dynamic of Craig and Kyle's feud, and whether Craig's Kendall/Kyle comparison holds water. He also digs into some additional thoughts on this week's RHOBH and Dorit's Accountability Corner, and reviews a Broadway show that *might* be about Ramona Singer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Dylan is joined by two legends of the Bravo podcasting game, Ben Mandelker & Ronnie Karam, hosts of Watch What Crappens. They talk about their entry into the Bravo world, and how much things have changed since the OG days of Real Housewives. From there, they take a spin around the currently airing shows, dropping their takes on RHOBH, RHOA, Southern Charm, and Southern Hospitality. They also talk about the importance of casts that are willing to let it all hang out, and some new ideas for how we can continue to celebrate our aging Bravo stars. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's a new week, which brings a fresh dump of Bravo news for Dylan to unpack, in the form of not one, but THREE new Bravolebrity podcast ventures. He reacts to the dueling new shows from RHONY reboot ladies, and questions whether Gia Giudice will actually have any family tea to spill on her pod. (Plus, Jax Taylor is still a waking nightmare.) Later, he goes deep on another new RHOA episode, picking apart the emerging power duos within the cast, and who's being left on the outside looking in. Plus, what's the real issue fueling the feud between Porsha and Drew? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To round out the week, Dylan is back with a solo episode, recapping the latest episodes of RHOBH and Summer House. (Or maybe ranting about the men on these shows more than recapping, but what's the difference?) Aside from the issues with Craig and Mauricio, there's also lots of news to get to, starting with Lisa Vanderpump's biggest Vegas venture yet. He also has updates on Tamra leaving RHOC, and Lisa Barlow (hopefully) not leaving RHOSLC. Plus, reactions to the trailer for season 2 of The Valley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We're still riding the high of the RHOA Sweet 16 premiere, and today Dylan is joined in the studio by long-time friend-turned-Housewife Shamea Morton. They dive right into Shamea's center-stage energy in the season premiere, and she talks about the transition to a more central role after a decade on the sidelines. She and Dylan also discuss her friendship with Porsha, her thoughts on all the new women in the cast, and the impact of the Kenya situation on the season. Later, she weighs in on Drew's questionable relationship with Dennis, and how she's planning to watch the season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 A new week brings a deluge of Bravo news, and Dylan wastes no time getting into the nitty gritty. From Scheana's Mother Monster moment to James Kennedy's bleak social media behavior, the VPR crew is all over the map. Meanwhile, Tamra is seemingly bailing on RHOC after a cryptic Instagram post in the middle of a cast trip. After a few thoughts on the Traitors finale, Dylan focuses his attention on the premiere of a partially-rebooted RHOA. With Shamea finally claiming her peach, a trio of newbies chomping at the bit, and some conspicuous Kenya editing, we've got ourselves a season.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This season of Summer House is heating up, and Dylan is back in the studio with more returning housemates, Lindsay Hubbard and Gabby Prescod. They've got lots to discuss these days, and Dylan wastes no time diving into questions about Carl, Lindsay's relationship timeline, and Gabby's struggles with vulnerability. They also discuss various dramas in the house, from West's poor handling of the Ciara situation to Kyle's issues with Paige. Later, Lindsay has some harsh words for West, and she talks about the potential future of the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, Dylan is joined by reality TV expert Rachel Lindsay for a wide-ranging tour of everything happening on Bravo right now. Rachel shares her Bravo origin story, and whether her own experiences on the Bachelor franchise changed the way she watches her favorite reality shows. Then, she and Dylan dig into the RHOP reunion, and why Stacey's big moment was so exciting for everyone involved. They also discuss this season of Southern Charm (including Venita's social media drama), and whether this season of RHOBH is meeting the mark for fun. Later, Dylan has some thoughts on the premiere of the Denise Richards show, and Rachel has an idea for a spin-off we actually want. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is not an Oscars podcast, but Dylan kicks off today's show with an important update from Hollywood's biggest night: Ben Stiller wants Kyle and Dorit to get along. He also shares some lingering reactions to Sutton's “Poorit” angle on RHOBH. From there, he sets his sights on the conclusion of the Potomac reunion, which is an instant classic. From Stacey's fake boyfriend allegations to Ray and Karen's pitiful final scene, he also unpacks some questions for next season, and what we can expect. Later, Dylan has a few thoughts on Traitors before this week's finale. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dylan starts today's episode with the breaking news from Karen Huger's sentencing, and what the outcome means for the future of RHOP. From there, he's joined by Carl Radke to chat about the new season of Summer House, and how it feels to be nine seasons into this wild ride. Carl opens up about his stressful return to the house after his breakup with Lindsay, and how the show has given him tools to deal with those emotions. He also weighs in on the newbies in the house, and his hopes for Paige and Craig's future as exes. Later, he shares some updates on his Soft business venture, and reflects on four years of sobriety. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Crystal Kung Minkoff is settling back into her big life after three seasons on RHOBH, and she's in the studio with Dylan to recap what she's been up to. They reflect on the ups and downs of her time on the show, and how her family handled the added attention. Crystal also talks about her love of hosting and her circle of very famous friends, who happen to love Housewives just as much as the rest of us. She and Dylan also talk about her latest project, an exciting new podcast with Cynthia Bailey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Comedian, best-selling author, and fellow Bravo scholar Phoebe Robinson is on today's episode, and she comes prepared with hot takes. She and Dylan talk about the importance of staying informed and turning your brain off, like Phoebe did with her recent VPR binge. Speaking of VPR, they talk about when it's time to let a beloved show go, and whether franchises like RHONY and RHOA can return to their glory days. Then, they dig into the current season of RHOP, and Phoebe weighs in on who should stay, who must go, and WTF is going on with Karen Huger. Later, they chat about the anniversary of Phoebe's publishing imprint, Tiny Reparations Books, and which Housewife memoir she'd like to read. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, Dylan is joined in the studio by another iconic Bravo podcaster, Kara Berry, host of Everyone's Business (But Mine). Before diving into pretty much every show currently airing, they discuss their recent IRL sighting of Patricia Altschul, one of Bravo's most elusive ladies. From there, they share musings on Shep's humiliation arc on Southern Charm, some surprising choices on Summer House, and more Dorit and Kyle questions on RHOBH. Later, they get into this season's fascinating RHOP reunion, and weigh in on who will be back next season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back from a quick trip to Europe (where Peacock STILL doesn't work), Dylan dives back into the Bravo developments he missed. First, he recaps what's going on with Teddi Mellencamp's health, and which Housewife is finally divorced. Then, he gets into the latest episode of The Traitors, where another Bravo girlie bit the dust, and the Traitors' relationship is on a downward spiral. Then, he turns his attention to RHOBH, where Dorit's annual (?) Fourth of July party starts off messy but ends with a much-needed Kyle/Dorit mea culpa. With their issues hopefully in the rearview, how will Kyle handle Mauricio's impending PDA with a much younger woman? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The new season of Summer House has arrived, and Dylan hits the ground running with hot takes on all the developing storylines. Jesse and Lexi (ew)! Lindsay and Carl (cringe)! Paige and Craig (again)! And more! Earlier in the episode, he shares some thoughts on this week's RHOBH, and why Sutton's trip-let to Georgia is low-key one of the best things that has happened this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, it's a Tour de Bravo as Sarah Galli, host of the Andy's Girls podcast, returns to the show. She and Dylan yap about pretty much everything under the Bravo umbrella, starting with some diagnostic work on this season of Potomac. They also dig into Kyle's baffling choices on RHOBH, whether Bronwyn can keep up the good work next season on RHOSLC, and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the eve of Summer House's ninth season, Amanda and Kyle are back in the studio to update Dylan on everything this summer has in store. They chat about the new dynamics in the house this year, from Jesse's major crush to Lindsay's pregnancy. As a couple who's been through it, they also weigh in on some other relationship issues, including Ciara's issues with West and Paige and Craig's whole thing. Kyle also talks about being a part of the first season of The Traitors, and organizing a fever dream fundraiser for LA. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Three seasons in, Southern Hospitality has truly hit its stride, and the woman behind the Republic empire, Leva Bonaparte, is in the studio to mention it all. She and Dylan talk about the whirlwind experience of being on two shows airing at the same time, and why people are connecting so strongly with the beautiful mess of Southern Hospitality. They also discuss the importance of the show's queer storylines, and the surprising outcome of TJ and Joe Bradley's difficult conversation. Later, Leva weighs in on Austen and Craig's issues on this season of Southern Charm, and why you'll never see her thirsting for screen time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices