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BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update August 30, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is in chaos as the house scrambles after a twist shakes up the game, with alliances fracturing and nominations causing plenty of paranoia. Taran Armstrong leads this live feed update, breaking down the latest live feed action and the strategic fallout as power shifts and the houseguests try to figure out who's really with them. It's day 54, and after a twist-packed day, the live feeds reveal Haley's elimination and Drew's rise as the new Head of Household. The twist, hosted by returning Big Brother legends, puts houseguests through a series of competitions where saving allies becomes a cutthroat game, highlights include Drew saving Angela and Yash volunteering to compete, ultimately winning safety and sending Haley home. With a new HoH in Drew, the nominations fall on Taylor, Lala, and Yash. Yash wins the Veto, throwing Drew into a tough spot with his options for a renom boiling down to either one of the “Icons” (Angela, Devens, Dee), Barrett, or Melody, all with major alliance and vote implications. Meanwhile, Zingbot's house roast stirs emotions, especially around Drew, Melody, and Devens, sparking tension and game talk. The house divides into groups, trust erodes, and Devens' surprising move to volunteer as a pawn becomes a hot topic, while Drew stresses over his next move with so few safe options. Taran highlights that with Haley gone, the game is wide open, especially for the remaining “Icons” and FAP groups. Devens volunteering to be Renom is called “wild” and seen as a strategic blunder by Taran. Yash dominates the Veto comp, forcing Drew into a corner and making alliance lines even shakier. Taran explores the fallout from Drew saving Angela over Melody and the shift in loyalty that follows. Zingbot's jokes spark fresh paranoia and drama, especially with Melody, Drew, and Barrett. With all alliances in flux and Drew boxed in by bad choices, can he navigate the week without losing another key ally, or will his nominations set off another revolution in the house? For the full breakdown of the latest power struggle and the messy gameboard, listen to this episode. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Feeds Return 05:54 Medieval Twist Eliminates Haley 13:55 Drew's HOH and Nominations Set 17:24 Zingbot Roasts Big Brother 28 House 22:37 Drew's HOH Powerless After Veto 36:32 Yash Wins Veto, Forces Renom 46:00 Melody and Drew's Rocky Alliance 01:01:15 Yash and Angela Form New Bond 01:07:49 Taylor Confirmed as Yash's Number One 01:16:01 Next Steps for Big Brother 28 Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update August 30, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is in chaos as the house scrambles after a twist shakes up the game, with alliances fracturing and nominations causing plenty of paranoia. Taran Armstrong leads this live feed update, breaking down the latest live feed action and the strategic fallout as power shifts and the houseguests try to figure out who's really with them. It's day 54, and after a twist-packed day, the live feeds reveal Haley's elimination and Drew's rise as the new Head of Household. The twist, hosted by returning Big Brother legends, puts houseguests through a series of competitions where saving allies becomes a cutthroat game, highlights include Drew saving Angela and Yash volunteering to compete, ultimately winning safety and sending Haley home. With a new HoH in Drew, the nominations fall on Taylor, Lala, and Yash. Yash wins the Veto, throwing Drew into a tough spot with his options for a renom boiling down to either one of the “Icons” (Angela, Devens, Dee), Barrett, or Melody, all with major alliance and vote implications. Meanwhile, Zingbot's house roast stirs emotions, especially around Drew, Melody, and Devens, sparking tension and game talk. The house divides into groups, trust erodes, and Devens' surprising move to volunteer as a pawn becomes a hot topic, while Drew stresses over his next move with so few safe options. Taran highlights that with Haley gone, the game is wide open, especially for the remaining “Icons” and FAP groups. Devens volunteering to be Renom is called “wild” and seen as a strategic blunder by Taran. Yash dominates the Veto comp, forcing Drew into a corner and making alliance lines even shakier. Taran explores the fallout from Drew saving Angela over Melody and the shift in loyalty that follows. Zingbot's jokes spark fresh paranoia and drama, especially with Melody, Drew, and Barrett. With all alliances in flux and Drew boxed in by bad choices, can he navigate the week without losing another key ally, or will his nominations set off another revolution in the house? For the full breakdown of the latest power struggle and the messy gameboard, listen to this episode. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Feeds Return 05:54 Medieval Twist Eliminates Haley 13:55 Drew's HOH and Nominations Set 17:24 Zingbot Roasts Big Brother 28 House 22:37 Drew's HOH Powerless After Veto 36:32 Yash Wins Veto, Forces Renom 46:00 Melody and Drew's Rocky Alliance 01:01:15 Yash and Angela Form New Bond 01:07:49 Taylor Confirmed as Yash's Number One 01:16:01 Next Steps for Big Brother 28 Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Matt Hoffman on Summer of Stein Big Brother 28 Week 7 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28's house is a mess of shifting loyalties as the Summer of Stein series rolls on, with Eric Stein hosting this recap episode joined by guest Matt Hoffman. The Icons—especially HoH Dee—call the shots this week, pushing the house into new turmoil as alliances fracture and the newbies consider whether to challenge the status quo or stick with the power players. Dee takes control as HoH and surprises everyone by nominating her own allies, creating confusion and making the newbies even more nervous. She throws out plans to target Drew and Mallory, and uses a bribe to get Yash's future protection, tying his hands for the next round. The rest of the house, like Barrett and Mallory, seem unable to capitalize on opportunities, even throwing the HoH comp rather than seizing power themselves. The infamous “Booty Scooty 1000” brings comic relief, and dramatic house meetings see Lala and the rest doubling down on far-fetched stories. Pop-in guests from past seasons drop by, sharing stories and adding to the chaos and nostalgia. Matt points out that throwing HoH comps to the Icons is a fatal rookie mistake and questions why the newbies keep empowering the vets. Eric critiques Dee's choice to attack her own numbers, suggesting she's more interested in having fun than playing strict strategy now that she's already a reality TV winner. The hosts highlight Mallory’s emotional diary room blowup as one of the rawest moments of the season. The “Booty Scooty 1000” comp gets laughs, with both hosts noting how far houseguests will go for airtime—and how weirdly the show mixes kid sponsors with not-so-family-friendly comps. Can the newbies rally to actually take a shot at the Icons, or will they keep playing it safe until they're picked off? Listen to the full episode for all the breakdowns and surprises. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother Summer of Stein begins 03:21 BB28 cast shakeups and water drama 06:40 Kamu's exit changes the game 09:34 Dee's dominance drives week's chaos 14:30 House flips and alliance turmoil 20:11 For the American People alliance drama 26:05 Yash faces Dee's bribe dilemma 31:14 Wild house fights shake BB28 36:32 BB28's infamous Booty Scooty comp 41:11 Cast reflects on showmances, fame 47:54 Legacy, casting, and BB28 1,000th episode 54:01 Surprise BB alumni crash Summer of Stein 01:07:06 Love-hate for Big Brother's legacy 01:13:39 Real diary room emotions return Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Wednesday Veto Ep Recap LIVE at RHAPCon, Week 7 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is full of tension as alliances crack and trust breaks down in the house, with the “Icons” in power and the rest scrambling to survive. This recap hosted by Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong, live from RHAPcon, with a lively panel of recurring guests and fellow podcasters chiming in. The crew follows wild Diary Room sessions, shifting loyalties, and a pivotal Head of Household reign as players weigh turning on each other or coming together against the veteran houseguests. The main events this week cover Dee’s HoH, the dramatic nomination ceremony, the chaos around the Veto competition, and the fallout as players like Barrett, Mallory, and Melody react in real time. The “Icons” (Angela, Devens, Dee) continue to control the narrative, while Drew and Barrett face tough choices about loyalty. The Mosh Pit alliance falters after several throw the HoH, leaving Mallory exposed and regretful. Lala shocks everyone by winning a physically demanding Veto comp, and the house erupts with passionate reactions in the Diary Room. Meanwhile, spoilers point to shifting vote math, as Barrett reveals secrets to Mallory and Melody, threatening Drew’s game and giving the outsiders a possible path to strike back at the Icons. Rob points out similarities between the intense nomination ceremony and a classic “Traitors Roundtable.” Several guests highlight how Mallory and Melody’s explosive Diary Room rants reflect the game’s emotional toll. Taran notes Barrett’s late-game awakening as he considers flipping on the Icons, potentially changing the house dynamic. Lala’s Veto win, despite her underdog status, makes her a bigger competition threat in the eyes of the house. Detailed discussions cover alliance math, if Mallory wins the Blockbuster, the numbers could flip against Drew, depending on Melody, Yash, Lala, and Barrett. With the Icons’ grip on power loosening and players waking up to new possibilities, will the outsiders finally rally and take their shot, or will the veterans tighten control for another week? Tune in for the full recap as Rob, Taran, and friends break down every messy move and emotional outburst from the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Live From RHAPcon: Big Brother Wednesday Night 06:03 Nomination Ceremony Sparks Big Brother Feud 12:03 Angela Eyes Endgame Without Icons 18:01 Mallory's HOH Regret and Reactions 23:33 Power Shifts: Barrett and Drew's Dilemma 29:01 Icons Manipulate House Dynamics 34:34 Diary Rooms Bring Big Brother Drama 40:43 Barrett Flips, Targets Against Icons 46:06 Twist Predictions for Big Brother 1000 52:06 Lala's Veto Win Shakes House 57:01 Endgame Chaos and Alumni Draft Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Matt Hoffman on Summer of Stein Big Brother 28 Week 7 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28's house is a mess of shifting loyalties as the Summer of Stein series rolls on, with Eric Stein hosting this recap episode joined by guest Matt Hoffman. The Icons—especially HoH Dee—call the shots this week, pushing the house into new turmoil as alliances fracture and the newbies consider whether to challenge the status quo or stick with the power players. Dee takes control as HoH and surprises everyone by nominating her own allies, creating confusion and making the newbies even more nervous. She throws out plans to target Drew and Mallory, and uses a bribe to get Yash's future protection, tying his hands for the next round. The rest of the house, like Barrett and Mallory, seem unable to capitalize on opportunities, even throwing the HoH comp rather than seizing power themselves. The infamous “Booty Scooty 1000” brings comic relief, and dramatic house meetings see Lala and the rest doubling down on far-fetched stories. Pop-in guests from past seasons drop by, sharing stories and adding to the chaos and nostalgia. Matt points out that throwing HoH comps to the Icons is a fatal rookie mistake and questions why the newbies keep empowering the vets. Eric critiques Dee's choice to attack her own numbers, suggesting she's more interested in having fun than playing strict strategy now that she's already a reality TV winner. The hosts highlight Mallory’s emotional diary room blowup as one of the rawest moments of the season. The “Booty Scooty 1000” comp gets laughs, with both hosts noting how far houseguests will go for airtime—and how weirdly the show mixes kid sponsors with not-so-family-friendly comps. Can the newbies rally to actually take a shot at the Icons, or will they keep playing it safe until they're picked off? Listen to the full episode for all the breakdowns and surprises. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother Summer of Stein begins 03:21 BB28 cast shakeups and water drama 06:40 Kamu's exit changes the game 09:34 Dee's dominance drives week's chaos 14:30 House flips and alliance turmoil 20:11 For the American People alliance drama 26:05 Yash faces Dee's bribe dilemma 31:14 Wild house fights shake BB28 36:32 BB28's infamous Booty Scooty comp 41:11 Cast reflects on showmances, fame 47:54 Legacy, casting, and BB28 1,000th episode 54:01 Surprise BB alumni crash Summer of Stein 01:07:06 Love-hate for Big Brother's legacy 01:13:39 Real diary room emotions return Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Live Feed Update LIVE at RHAPCon August 27, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is at a breaking point as shifting alliances and secret vote flips threaten to shake up the house. Host Taron Armstrong delivers a live recap in front of an audience, breaking down day 51’s game-changing moves, betrayals, and last-minute plans as the eviction vote looms. Dee is reigning as Head of Household and put Drew, Lala, and Taylor on the block, with Mallory replacing Lala after her Veto win. Mallory is now the main target, but Devens and Dee are plotting a blindside to keep Mallory's allies from flipping the vote. Meanwhile, Haley is courted for her vote as everyone tries to clarify Yash's ever-shifting loyalties, and Barrett finally wakes up to how much the veterans are pulling the strings. As the Veto fallout spreads, social bonds are tested—Drew is in tears, friendships fray, and FAP alliance members quietly plan to betray each other. The countdown is on for the big Blockbuster competition, with a major twist promised and so many plans hinging on Melody's decision in the voting booth. Dee and Devens agree to blindside Drew and Barrett so they can’t flip the vote to save Mallory, as discussed by Taron Armstrong. Haley gets pressured into changing her target, agreeing to keep Taylor if it means the group goes after Taylor and Lala next. Barrett realizes the veterans' hold on the game, seeking to save Mallory and plotting with Yash and Melody, even as miscommunication creates chaos. Drew suffers as his allies secretly turn against him, highlighted as he breaks down and considers his own role in FAP's end. Melody's vote emerges as the key, with her conflicted feelings possibly changing everything last minute. The lines between alliances blur as FAP and crossover relationships split, with last-minute conversations leaving the fate of Drew, Mallory, and Taylor hanging by a thread. Will Melody's final decision keep Drew or seal his eviction? Listen in for every strategic twist, raw moment, and the live decision-making as Taron Armstrong recaps this pivotal day on Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Intros and Big Brother 28 Recap 04:01 Dee's HOH Nominees Revealed 08:38 The Blindside Vote Plan Unfolds 13:14 Haley Accidentally Spoils the Vote 18:52 Barrett and Drew Feel Betrayed 24:00 Barrett Plots a Big Brother Flip 29:33 Melody Considers Voting Out Drew 36:40 Campaigning for Blockbuster Survival 43:05 Emotional Cliffhanger Before Blockbuster 47:37 Live Audience and Upcoming Big Brother Twist Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Wednesday Veto Ep Recap LIVE at RHAPCon, Week 7 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is full of tension as alliances crack and trust breaks down in the house, with the “Icons” in power and the rest scrambling to survive. This recap hosted by Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong, live from RHAPcon, with a lively panel of recurring guests and fellow podcasters chiming in. The crew follows wild Diary Room sessions, shifting loyalties, and a pivotal Head of Household reign as players weigh turning on each other or coming together against the veteran houseguests. The main events this week cover Dee’s HoH, the dramatic nomination ceremony, the chaos around the Veto competition, and the fallout as players like Barrett, Mallory, and Melody react in real time. The “Icons” (Angela, Devens, Dee) continue to control the narrative, while Drew and Barrett face tough choices about loyalty. The Mosh Pit alliance falters after several throw the HoH, leaving Mallory exposed and regretful. Lala shocks everyone by winning a physically demanding Veto comp, and the house erupts with passionate reactions in the Diary Room. Meanwhile, spoilers point to shifting vote math, as Barrett reveals secrets to Mallory and Melody, threatening Drew’s game and giving the outsiders a possible path to strike back at the Icons. Rob points out similarities between the intense nomination ceremony and a classic “Traitors Roundtable.” Several guests highlight how Mallory and Melody’s explosive Diary Room rants reflect the game’s emotional toll. Taran notes Barrett’s late-game awakening as he considers flipping on the Icons, potentially changing the house dynamic. Lala’s Veto win, despite her underdog status, makes her a bigger competition threat in the eyes of the house. Detailed discussions cover alliance math, if Mallory wins the Blockbuster, the numbers could flip against Drew, depending on Melody, Yash, Lala, and Barrett. With the Icons’ grip on power loosening and players waking up to new possibilities, will the outsiders finally rally and take their shot, or will the veterans tighten control for another week? Tune in for the full recap as Rob, Taran, and friends break down every messy move and emotional outburst from the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Live From RHAPcon: Big Brother Wednesday Night 06:03 Nomination Ceremony Sparks Big Brother Feud 12:03 Angela Eyes Endgame Without Icons 18:01 Mallory's HOH Regret and Reactions 23:33 Power Shifts: Barrett and Drew's Dilemma 29:01 Icons Manipulate House Dynamics 34:34 Diary Rooms Bring Big Brother Drama 40:43 Barrett Flips, Targets Against Icons 46:06 Twist Predictions for Big Brother 1000 52:06 Lala's Veto Win Shakes House 57:01 Endgame Chaos and Alumni Draft Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Live Feed Update LIVE at RHAPCon August 27, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is at a breaking point as shifting alliances and secret vote flips threaten to shake up the house. Host Taron Armstrong delivers a live recap in front of an audience, breaking down day 51’s game-changing moves, betrayals, and last-minute plans as the eviction vote looms. Dee is reigning as Head of Household and put Drew, Lala, and Taylor on the block, with Mallory replacing Lala after her Veto win. Mallory is now the main target, but Devens and Dee are plotting a blindside to keep Mallory's allies from flipping the vote. Meanwhile, Haley is courted for her vote as everyone tries to clarify Yash's ever-shifting loyalties, and Barrett finally wakes up to how much the veterans are pulling the strings. As the Veto fallout spreads, social bonds are tested—Drew is in tears, friendships fray, and FAP alliance members quietly plan to betray each other. The countdown is on for the big Blockbuster competition, with a major twist promised and so many plans hinging on Melody's decision in the voting booth. Dee and Devens agree to blindside Drew and Barrett so they can’t flip the vote to save Mallory, as discussed by Taron Armstrong. Haley gets pressured into changing her target, agreeing to keep Taylor if it means the group goes after Taylor and Lala next. Barrett realizes the veterans' hold on the game, seeking to save Mallory and plotting with Yash and Melody, even as miscommunication creates chaos. Drew suffers as his allies secretly turn against him, highlighted as he breaks down and considers his own role in FAP's end. Melody's vote emerges as the key, with her conflicted feelings possibly changing everything last minute. The lines between alliances blur as FAP and crossover relationships split, with last-minute conversations leaving the fate of Drew, Mallory, and Taylor hanging by a thread. Will Melody's final decision keep Drew or seal his eviction? Listen in for every strategic twist, raw moment, and the live decision-making as Taron Armstrong recaps this pivotal day on Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Intros and Big Brother 28 Recap 04:01 Dee's HOH Nominees Revealed 08:38 The Blindside Vote Plan Unfolds 13:14 Haley Accidentally Spoils the Vote 18:52 Barrett and Drew Feel Betrayed 24:00 Barrett Plots a Big Brother Flip 29:33 Melody Considers Voting Out Drew 36:40 Campaigning for Blockbuster Survival 43:05 Emotional Cliffhanger Before Blockbuster 47:37 Live Audience and Upcoming Big Brother Twist Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

On today's episode, we're breaking down the biggest Bravo stories everyone is talking about this week and there is A LOT to unpack. Scheana Shay is calling Lala Kent “performative,” and we're getting into what she said and where things stand between them. Then we break down the wild editing discrepancy from The Valley that appears to show production using a completely different Danny Booko clip to change the way his answer came across and why it has fans questioning just how much production can shape the story. Plus, Jax Taylor says he's being sabotaged, we get into why The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills may finally be entering a great new era with its latest cast additions, and we share a behind the scenes production nightmare involving one of the biggest Real Housewives. We're covering that and even more of the week's biggest Bravo hot topics, rumors, controversies and headlines you may have missed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Shawna and LaLa are talking back-to-school season! Giulina is heading to Pre-K, Gio is starting 8th grade, and LaLa shares the unforgettable story of biting her teacher on her very first day of preschool. Meanwhile, Giulina isn't exactly thrilled about her nature based school—creeks, mud and getting dirty are NOT on this little princess's agenda. She'd much rather show up in a Disney princess dress!The girls also get into a more serious conversation about abortion laws in Massachusetts, with Shawna sharing her personal perspective as someone who was born at just 23 weeks and survived.  Later, Shawna and LaLa sit down with Isaac Zablocki, CEO and Co-Founder of ReelAbilities, to talk about disability representation, inclusion and the importance of authentic storytelling.  Plus, the girls remember Dolly Parton, sharing their love for the legendary entertainer and what her music and legacy meant to them.Hosted by Shawna and LaLa, Life Beyond The Mic brings real conversations that go beyond the mic, lights, cameras, and stage.  Follow the show so you never miss an episode, and if this resonated with you, share it with someone who needs to hear it.  We feature real conversations, product experiences, and brands we genuinely love.  For interviews, product features, and media opportunities, visit www.shawnaandlala.com.

BB28 Wednesday Live Feed Update August 26, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 brings another tense update as alliances scramble and targets shift right before a pivotal eviction. Host Trent Armstrong is live from Milwaukee with a detailed recap episode, capturing all the drama and gameplay from Day 50 inside the house. This episode breaks down Dee's reign as HoH and the fallout after Lala clinched the Veto and saved herself, putting Mallory on the block alongside Drew and Taylor. As Mallory becomes the new primary target, Drew and Barrett remain out of the loop, while Devens quietly drops hints, trying to prepare them for a potential blindside. Taylor becomes a wildcard, with her personal conversations causing multiple feed outages and speculation about behind-the-scenes discussions. Several houseguests, especially Haley and Angela, are shown debating whether Taylor or Mallory is the bigger threat. Meanwhile, Dee wrestles between her emotional attachment to Mallory and the game logic of getting her out—especially with Devens pushing that Mallory is too dangerous to keep. Trent Armstrong highlights Devens' strategic move to lay groundwork for blindsiding Drew and Barrett, while Dee and Devens debate the timing and messaging for their “big reveal.” Taylor's efforts to sway votes illuminate Mallory's reluctance, which gets relayed to Yash and further complicates Mallory's position. Haley leans hard towards evicting Taylor, but Dee only wants her out if she's against Drew, showing the shifting loyalties among the vets. Drew and Barrett mistakenly believe they're safe and that Mallory will be protected, while Dee and Devens consider simply blindsiding them and asking forgiveness later. Dee and Devens puzzle over how a blindside plays differently on Big Brother versus Survivor, with the latter normalizing last-minute betrayals. With the vote math tight, and Haley's stance potentially upending the planned blindside, which side will secure the numbers and who will ultimately walk out the door? Listen now for Trent Armstrong's full day-by-day breakdown of alliances, backdoors, and blindsides from inside Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Cast in Chaos 06:00 Taylor's Vague Conversations and Feeds Cut 12:00 Mallory Hesitates in Big Brother Vote 18:00 Drew and Barrett Suspect Blindside 24:00 Dee Weighs Mallory Eviction Decision 30:00 Blindsiding Drew and Barrett Planned 36:00 Haley and Barrett's Eviction Plans 42:00 Survivor Blindsides Common in Big Brother 47:00 Preview of Live Audience Update Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Wednesday Live Feed Update August 26, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 brings another tense update as alliances scramble and targets shift right before a pivotal eviction. Host Trent Armstrong is live from Milwaukee with a detailed recap episode, capturing all the drama and gameplay from Day 50 inside the house. This episode breaks down Dee's reign as HoH and the fallout after Lala clinched the Veto and saved herself, putting Mallory on the block alongside Drew and Taylor. As Mallory becomes the new primary target, Drew and Barrett remain out of the loop, while Devens quietly drops hints, trying to prepare them for a potential blindside. Taylor becomes a wildcard, with her personal conversations causing multiple feed outages and speculation about behind-the-scenes discussions. Several houseguests, especially Haley and Angela, are shown debating whether Taylor or Mallory is the bigger threat. Meanwhile, Dee wrestles between her emotional attachment to Mallory and the game logic of getting her out—especially with Devens pushing that Mallory is too dangerous to keep. Trent Armstrong highlights Devens' strategic move to lay groundwork for blindsiding Drew and Barrett, while Dee and Devens debate the timing and messaging for their “big reveal.” Taylor's efforts to sway votes illuminate Mallory's reluctance, which gets relayed to Yash and further complicates Mallory's position. Haley leans hard towards evicting Taylor, but Dee only wants her out if she's against Drew, showing the shifting loyalties among the vets. Drew and Barrett mistakenly believe they're safe and that Mallory will be protected, while Dee and Devens consider simply blindsiding them and asking forgiveness later. Dee and Devens puzzle over how a blindside plays differently on Big Brother versus Survivor, with the latter normalizing last-minute betrayals. With the vote math tight, and Haley's stance potentially upending the planned blindside, which side will secure the numbers and who will ultimately walk out the door? Listen now for Trent Armstrong's full day-by-day breakdown of alliances, backdoors, and blindsides from inside Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Cast in Chaos 06:00 Taylor's Vague Conversations and Feeds Cut 12:00 Mallory Hesitates in Big Brother Vote 18:00 Drew and Barrett Suspect Blindside 24:00 Dee Weighs Mallory Eviction Decision 30:00 Blindsiding Drew and Barrett Planned 36:00 Haley and Barrett's Eviction Plans 42:00 Survivor Blindsides Common in Big Brother 47:00 Preview of Live Audience Update Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

We're back and we have some notes! We pick up with Sookie getting whisked away to the witness protection faerie realm, and things are not okay: Not for Sookie, not for the other humans in the realm, and CERTAINLY not for us Rewatchers who were thrown by this weird interlude! We get back on track though, and shit has changed in Bon Temps! Sookie's house has been sold. Jason is babysitting a V-addicted Andy. Jesus is still pressuring Lala to get all magical 'n shit. Baby Mikey is an adorable psychopathic nugget. There's a new king of Louisiana, OH! And there's someone LITERALLY raising the dead. Buckle up Rewatchers! This is where things get wild! Rewatch, Listen & Laugh as Alaina correctly states that Eric is the perfect vampire spokesperson, Mikie worries about the well being of Sam and his friends roaming wild and free, and Ash comes to terms with the fact that she is an old person at heart!   We are also SO saddened by the passing of Dolly Parton. What a treasure to humanity she was! We also NEED  to thank Dolly Parton for being a silent producer for Buffy. Without her support, OUR show literally wouldn't exist.  The world is a darker place without her in it! Rest in Paradise you absolute Queen!   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

BB28 Roundtable Week 7 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 brings a week full of regret and shifting targets as the house navigates fallout from a game-changing HoH throw. Taran Armstrong leads this roundtable episode with guests Sharon Tharp and Chantele Francis, diving deep into the missteps, deals, and alliances that shape the current landscape. This week's HoH competition turns the game on its head as Mallory, Melody, and Barrett all intentionally lose, handing power to Dee. That move quickly backfires, with Mallory ending up as the main eviction target after Lala snags the Veto and Dee uses a shrewd bribe to keep Yash off the block. Dee leverages her power to make a critical deal with Yash, locking him out of nominating any Icons if he wins HoH, while the social fallout between Taylor and Haley stirs discussions about microaggressions and house behavior. Dee secures safety for herself, Angela, and Devens by bribing Yash out of targeting the Icons, as analyzed by Taran. Mallory's choice to throw the HoH directly leads to her being nominated, with all panelists pointing out the move's strategic disaster. Taylor and Lala face isolation and tough social dynamics, which Chantele highlights as both game and real-life impacting. Alliance tension grows as Drew and Barrett wrestle with shifting loyalty after being swayed back to the Icons' side by Devens' undercover work. With the Icons' dominance intact and non-Icons scrambling, the house must soon decide if anyone can actually take a shot at Dee, Angela, or Devens, or if another week of misplaced trust will let the power structure coast. Will the next HoH finally break the Icons' streak, or will Dee's deal render her untouchable for another round? Listen now for the full strategy breakdown and to see what these twists could mean for the rest of Big Brother 28. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Roundtable Week 7 Begins 03:32 Mallory Becomes This Week's Target 06:05 Throwing HOH Shakes Up Game 10:00 Icons' Advantage and Bribe Power 13:32 Was the Bribe Offer Worth It? 18:01 Week's Stock Watch Player Ratings 27:12 Live Feeds and Taylor’s Treatment 36:37 Favorite Rankings Shakeup 53:07 Dee's HOH Reign Assessed 58:25 Stock Watch: Mallory's Dramatic Drop 01:11:08 Final Player Ratings This Week 01:46:38 Hopes for Big Brother's Future Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Tuesday Live Feed Update August 25, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is filled with tension as long-time alliances face shakeups and the power structure shifts yet again. Host Taran Armstrong recaps the drama of Day 49 with guest Matt, breaking down every move and misstep as the house reels from the latest Veto ceremony and looming renom. The fallout from Dee’s nominations and Lala’s Veto win sparks fresh strategy talk and anxiety among the players, while new deals and social frustrations simmer just beneath the surface. Dee holds the HoH, having nominated Drew, Lala, and Taylor, with Lala securing the Veto and saving herself. Dee targets Mallory as the replacement nominee, making her the likely eviction target, though only Drew and Barrett realize she's going up, not necessarily that she's in imminent danger. Lala, newly safe, campaigns to the “vets” and pushes to get in with power players, even as her real plan is to pressure the house about not letting Barrett float to the end. Meanwhile, Yash, also safe, tries but fails to rally Barrett for a real move against the veterans, as both Barrett and Drew seem content sticking close to Devens and Dee, despite warnings they're being used. The day also brings up shifting loyalties, with melodramatic campaign talks, some houseguests plotting big speeches, and chaotic side conversations—including a memorable sex toy discussion. Matt highlights Lala’s impressive social maneuvering after her Veto win, using her new freedom to push multiple angles. Taran Armstrong breaks down Drew and Barrett’s unwavering attachment to Devens and Dee, comparing their blind trust to a parent-child dynamic. The Yash-Barrett attempt at newbie unity fizzles, with Yash frustrated by the lack of game spine among his supposed allies. Social moments pop up, from the house's reaction to controversial conversations to Mallory and Melody's dramatic plotting and vent sessions. With the vote looming and emotions running high, will the power players succeed in splitting the “four” or will another last-minute flip throw the house off balance? Tune in for all the details and analysis from Taran Armstrong and Matt as they dig into every move and miscue. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 49 Begins 01:22 Veto Ceremony Looms Over House 05:06 Sex Toy Talk Shakes Big Brother 10:07 Devens Steers Vote Against Mallory 15:12 Yash Pushes Against Big Brother Vets 18:24 Voting Dilemma For Big Brother Icons 23:13 Barrett and Dee's Quiet Alliance 28:35 Mallory and Melody Plot Big Brother War 32:06 Mallory Replaces Lala After Veto 36:30 Drew and Barrett Reaffirm Big Brother Loyalty 42:06 Lala Negotiates With Devens 47:41 Yash Warns Drew About Respect 53:19 Houseguests Fear Last-Minute Big Brother Vote Flip Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Tuesday Live Feed Update August 25, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is filled with tension as long-time alliances face shakeups and the power structure shifts yet again. Host Taran Armstrong recaps the drama of Day 49 with guest Matt, breaking down every move and misstep as the house reels from the latest Veto ceremony and looming renom. The fallout from Dee’s nominations and Lala’s Veto win sparks fresh strategy talk and anxiety among the players, while new deals and social frustrations simmer just beneath the surface. Dee holds the HoH, having nominated Drew, Lala, and Taylor, with Lala securing the Veto and saving herself. Dee targets Mallory as the replacement nominee, making her the likely eviction target, though only Drew and Barrett realize she's going up, not necessarily that she's in imminent danger. Lala, newly safe, campaigns to the “vets” and pushes to get in with power players, even as her real plan is to pressure the house about not letting Barrett float to the end. Meanwhile, Yash, also safe, tries but fails to rally Barrett for a real move against the veterans, as both Barrett and Drew seem content sticking close to Devens and Dee, despite warnings they're being used. The day also brings up shifting loyalties, with melodramatic campaign talks, some houseguests plotting big speeches, and chaotic side conversations—including a memorable sex toy discussion. Matt highlights Lala’s impressive social maneuvering after her Veto win, using her new freedom to push multiple angles. Taran Armstrong breaks down Drew and Barrett’s unwavering attachment to Devens and Dee, comparing their blind trust to a parent-child dynamic. The Yash-Barrett attempt at newbie unity fizzles, with Yash frustrated by the lack of game spine among his supposed allies. Social moments pop up, from the house's reaction to controversial conversations to Mallory and Melody's dramatic plotting and vent sessions. With the vote looming and emotions running high, will the power players succeed in splitting the “four” or will another last-minute flip throw the house off balance? Tune in for all the details and analysis from Taran Armstrong and Matt as they dig into every move and miscue. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 49 Begins 01:22 Veto Ceremony Looms Over House 05:06 Sex Toy Talk Shakes Big Brother 10:07 Devens Steers Vote Against Mallory 15:12 Yash Pushes Against Big Brother Vets 18:24 Voting Dilemma For Big Brother Icons 23:13 Barrett and Dee's Quiet Alliance 28:35 Mallory and Melody Plot Big Brother War 32:06 Mallory Replaces Lala After Veto 36:30 Drew and Barrett Reaffirm Big Brother Loyalty 42:06 Lala Negotiates With Devens 47:41 Yash Warns Drew About Respect 53:19 Houseguests Fear Last-Minute Big Brother Vote Flip Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Roundtable Week 7 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 brings a week full of regret and shifting targets as the house navigates fallout from a game-changing HoH throw. Taran Armstrong leads this roundtable episode with guests Sharon Tharp and Chantele Francis, diving deep into the missteps, deals, and alliances that shape the current landscape. This week's HoH competition turns the game on its head as Mallory, Melody, and Barrett all intentionally lose, handing power to Dee. That move quickly backfires, with Mallory ending up as the main eviction target after Lala snags the Veto and Dee uses a shrewd bribe to keep Yash off the block. Dee leverages her power to make a critical deal with Yash, locking him out of nominating any Icons if he wins HoH, while the social fallout between Taylor and Haley stirs discussions about microaggressions and house behavior. Dee secures safety for herself, Angela, and Devens by bribing Yash out of targeting the Icons, as analyzed by Taran. Mallory's choice to throw the HoH directly leads to her being nominated, with all panelists pointing out the move's strategic disaster. Taylor and Lala face isolation and tough social dynamics, which Chantele highlights as both game and real-life impacting. Alliance tension grows as Drew and Barrett wrestle with shifting loyalty after being swayed back to the Icons' side by Devens' undercover work. With the Icons' dominance intact and non-Icons scrambling, the house must soon decide if anyone can actually take a shot at Dee, Angela, or Devens, or if another week of misplaced trust will let the power structure coast. Will the next HoH finally break the Icons' streak, or will Dee's deal render her untouchable for another round? Listen now for the full strategy breakdown and to see what these twists could mean for the rest of Big Brother 28. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Roundtable Week 7 Begins 03:32 Mallory Becomes This Week's Target 06:05 Throwing HOH Shakes Up Game 10:00 Icons' Advantage and Bribe Power 13:32 Was the Bribe Offer Worth It? 18:01 Week's Stock Watch Player Ratings 27:12 Live Feeds and Taylor’s Treatment 36:37 Favorite Rankings Shakeup 53:07 Dee's HOH Reign Assessed 58:25 Stock Watch: Mallory's Dramatic Drop 01:11:08 Final Player Ratings This Week 01:46:38 Hopes for Big Brother's Future Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Nominations and Unlocked Ep Recap, Week 7 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is all about shifting alliances and missed chances as the vets tighten their grip on the house. Taran Armstrong leads this recap episode with Kirsten MacInnis and Chappell, tackling a week packed with a supersized double-episode, dealmaking, and strategy fails. From Dee's HoH win to a messy veto plan, players are scrambling to survive as the power shifts yet again. The podcast kicks off with a review of the jam-packed Unlocked and main episode, featuring Dee's balance beam HoH win, although much of the house intentionally throws the comp, turning a shot at safety into Dee's game to play. Tension rises as Dee uses her Big Brother bribe to strike a deal with Yash, locking in safety for herself, Devens, and Angela for Yash's next potential HoH. The house is buzzing with doubts, especially as Barrett, Mallory, and Melody all choose to either throw or underperform in competitions, and then act shocked or upset when they lose control. Meanwhile, Yash uses the diary room to confess to lying and spinning the blame, ramping up drama between Drew and the vets and setting the stage for a split. Kirsten questions Mallory and Melody’s strategy of throwing comps after struggling all season, but not owning up to it. Taran spotlights Dee's bribe deal with Yash and debates if the vague contract terms could be twisted in future weeks. Dee quickly turns on Drew as her HoH target after being convinced by Yash's pitch about his supposed disloyalty. Barrett gets called out for not protecting his top ally Drew and for going along with the plan even though it may not help his own game. Chatter reveals that Lala, Taylor, and Drew are in the line of fire, with house relationships growing tense and the possibility of a backdoor swirling. With the vets locking down power and deals tying up Yash, will the underdogs finally seize the moment, or have they missed their chance by playing it safe? Catch the episode for the full breakdown on strategy, shifting loyalties, and what could happen next in the Big Brother 28 house. (301 words) 00:00 Big Brother Nominations and Unlocked Recap Kicks Off 05:24 Family Visits and BB Bonds 10:06 Rome and Lyric Relationship Spotlight 14:30 Diary Room and Missing Moments 19:42 OTEV Competition: Behind the Scenes 24:47 HOH Competition—Power Moves Missed 31:31 Dee's Big Brother Bribe Deal 39:03 Yash's Lies Shape Big Brother Game 42:22 Drew's Nomination and New Target 50:47 Nomination Altercation and Spoilers 56:33 Mallory Blindsided by Veto Plan Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Nominations and Unlocked Ep Recap, Week 7 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is all about shifting alliances and missed chances as the vets tighten their grip on the house. Taran Armstrong leads this recap episode with Kirsten MacInnis and Chappell, tackling a week packed with a supersized double-episode, dealmaking, and strategy fails. From Dee's HoH win to a messy veto plan, players are scrambling to survive as the power shifts yet again. The podcast kicks off with a review of the jam-packed Unlocked and main episode, featuring Dee's balance beam HoH win, although much of the house intentionally throws the comp, turning a shot at safety into Dee's game to play. Tension rises as Dee uses her Big Brother bribe to strike a deal with Yash, locking in safety for herself, Devens, and Angela for Yash's next potential HoH. The house is buzzing with doubts, especially as Barrett, Mallory, and Melody all choose to either throw or underperform in competitions, and then act shocked or upset when they lose control. Meanwhile, Yash uses the diary room to confess to lying and spinning the blame, ramping up drama between Drew and the vets and setting the stage for a split. Kirsten questions Mallory and Melody’s strategy of throwing comps after struggling all season, but not owning up to it. Taran spotlights Dee's bribe deal with Yash and debates if the vague contract terms could be twisted in future weeks. Dee quickly turns on Drew as her HoH target after being convinced by Yash's pitch about his supposed disloyalty. Barrett gets called out for not protecting his top ally Drew and for going along with the plan even though it may not help his own game. Chatter reveals that Lala, Taylor, and Drew are in the line of fire, with house relationships growing tense and the possibility of a backdoor swirling. With the vets locking down power and deals tying up Yash, will the underdogs finally seize the moment, or have they missed their chance by playing it safe? Catch the episode for the full breakdown on strategy, shifting loyalties, and what could happen next in the Big Brother 28 house. (301 words) 00:00 Big Brother Nominations and Unlocked Recap Kicks Off 05:24 Family Visits and BB Bonds 10:06 Rome and Lyric Relationship Spotlight 14:30 Diary Room and Missing Moments 19:42 OTEV Competition: Behind the Scenes 24:47 HOH Competition—Power Moves Missed 31:31 Dee's Big Brother Bribe Deal 39:03 Yash's Lies Shape Big Brother Game 42:22 Drew's Nomination and New Target 50:47 Nomination Altercation and Spoilers 56:33 Mallory Blindsided by Veto Plan Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update August 24, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 dives into a chaotic day in the house where alliances face serious trust issues and emotions are high. Host Taran Armstrong leads this Recap episode, breaking down a day packed with shifting targets, tense confrontations, and clever gameplay as Dee's HoH reign takes a dramatic turn. Dee holds the HoH, with Drew, Lala, and Taylor as initial nominees and Drew the original target. After Lala wins Veto and saves herself, Dee sets her sights on Mallory as the replacement, triggering a scramble to secure votes and manage fallout. Devens and Dee coordinate on how to spin Dee's bribe deal with Yash, carefully omitting key details to keep Drew and Barrett calm. Meanwhile, Taylor and Haley have an emotional confrontation that spills into the day, with the feeds cutting in and out of their sensitive game talk. Major trust cracks emerge between Drew, Barrett, and Dee, but Devens works masterfully to regain their confidence, playing up a misunderstanding to get them to reveal doubts and fears. Host Taran Armstrong highlights Devens' strategy, faking knowledge of backyard whispers to build trust and expose vulnerabilities in Drew and Barrett. Dee convinces Drew and Barrett the plan is for Mallory to go up as a pawn, but later plans to shift the target onto her based on her reaction. Taylor and Haley's personal dispute leads to game tension, diary room threats, and key feed cuts discussed by Taran Armstrong. Barrett and Drew strategize to maintain their middleman position while bemoaning Dee's “bad for my game” moves, with Devens playing up his own alliance doubts for advantage. Melody and Mallory vent their frustration after Mallory's looming nomination, and plot potential alliances for the coming week. With the Icons controlling recent twists and keeping the house on the ropes, will Dee's move to target Mallory pay off—or will alliances break for good when the votes come in? Tune in for the full breakdown of shifting loyalties and drama inside the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Feed Recap 06:40 Taylor and Hailey's Tense Confrontation 15:04 Dee Plots Mallory's Nomination 27:45 Drew and Barrett's Backyard Fallout 37:00 Devens' Trick Shakes Up Alliances 45:26 Dee Breaks the News to Mallory 53:11 Mallory's Emotional Reaction in the House 01:03:06 Drew and Barrett Weigh Their Options 01:08:05 Plan for Mallory as Main Target 01:13:02 Upcoming Live Feed Updates Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update August 24, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 dives into a chaotic day in the house where alliances face serious trust issues and emotions are high. Host Taran Armstrong leads this Recap episode, breaking down a day packed with shifting targets, tense confrontations, and clever gameplay as Dee's HoH reign takes a dramatic turn. Dee holds the HoH, with Drew, Lala, and Taylor as initial nominees and Drew the original target. After Lala wins Veto and saves herself, Dee sets her sights on Mallory as the replacement, triggering a scramble to secure votes and manage fallout. Devens and Dee coordinate on how to spin Dee's bribe deal with Yash, carefully omitting key details to keep Drew and Barrett calm. Meanwhile, Taylor and Haley have an emotional confrontation that spills into the day, with the feeds cutting in and out of their sensitive game talk. Major trust cracks emerge between Drew, Barrett, and Dee, but Devens works masterfully to regain their confidence, playing up a misunderstanding to get them to reveal doubts and fears. Host Taran Armstrong highlights Devens' strategy, faking knowledge of backyard whispers to build trust and expose vulnerabilities in Drew and Barrett. Dee convinces Drew and Barrett the plan is for Mallory to go up as a pawn, but later plans to shift the target onto her based on her reaction. Taylor and Haley's personal dispute leads to game tension, diary room threats, and key feed cuts discussed by Taran Armstrong. Barrett and Drew strategize to maintain their middleman position while bemoaning Dee's “bad for my game” moves, with Devens playing up his own alliance doubts for advantage. Melody and Mallory vent their frustration after Mallory's looming nomination, and plot potential alliances for the coming week. With the Icons controlling recent twists and keeping the house on the ropes, will Dee's move to target Mallory pay off—or will alliances break for good when the votes come in? Tune in for the full breakdown of shifting loyalties and drama inside the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Feed Recap 06:40 Taylor and Hailey's Tense Confrontation 15:04 Dee Plots Mallory's Nomination 27:45 Drew and Barrett's Backyard Fallout 37:00 Devens' Trick Shakes Up Alliances 45:26 Dee Breaks the News to Mallory 53:11 Mallory's Emotional Reaction in the House 01:03:06 Drew and Barrett Weigh Their Options 01:08:05 Plan for Mallory as Main Target 01:13:02 Upcoming Live Feed Updates Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update August 23, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is tense as the house navigates new targets, shifting alliances, and the fallout from a heated confrontation. Taran Armstrong brings on Mari Forth for a live feed recap, digging into the latest Veto win, who might be in danger, and the social divides fueling strategy and drama. Dee is the current HoH, with initial nominees Drew, LaTrice, and Taylor. During her nomination speech, Dee calls out multiple players for the “Icons” plan, leaving Drew off the hook and putting the focus on LaTrice and Taylor. Early talks stir about a possible Mallory renom, as Devens pushes for it due to Mallory’s threat level and middle position. The Veto competition, throwback to BB14's “thrust those hips, wiggle that tongue” challenge, is won by LaTrice, ensuring her safety and making the Mallory renom talk even more crucial. Social tension explodes through the house after a day of high-stress pranks and accusations, highlighted by Taylor expressing her frustration with being marginalized and called out for alliances and social behavior, leading to powerful commentary from both Taylor and Mari about implicit biases and microaggressions in the house. Devens argues for Mallory as the true threat and potential renom, spotlighting shifting priorities among the Icons. Both Taran and Mari raise the pitfalls of throwing HoH, criticizing Mallory for her strategic misstep. LaTrice secures an unexpected Veto win, shaking up the vote math and forcing new conversations about final nominees. Taylor's emotional confrontation with Angela exposes deeper house divides and the social pressures faced by certain houseguests, as Mari points out both the gameplay and personal impact. Vote math and shifting targets bring uncertainty about whether Mallory or another houseguest becomes the main eviction target. As old alliances fade and new strategies form, the fallout from both game moves and personal interactions puts the Icons and their opposition on an unstable path. Will Dee and her group make the right call on this week's renom, or are they gifting their rivals another shot at power? Tune in to hear the full live feed update and every angle of the Big Brother 28 house drama. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day Begins 05:14 Nomination Targets Shift in House 10:47 Hairbrushgate Disrupts Big Brother Feeds 13:44 Taylor Questions Big Brother Nominations 18:27 Devens Targets Mallory for Block 27:18 Infamous Big Brother Veto Competition 31:02 Lala Wins Veto, Changes Game 39:32 House Votes Uncertain After Veto 43:55 Dee Weighs Mallory as Renom 57:40 Taylor Breaks Down on Big Brother 1:10:03 Haley and Taylor’s Heated Clash 1:17:44 Lala and Taylor Regroup Together 1:21:29 Drew Rethinks Big Brother Alliances Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update August 23, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is tense as the house navigates new targets, shifting alliances, and the fallout from a heated confrontation. Taran Armstrong brings on Mari Forth for a live feed recap, digging into the latest Veto win, who might be in danger, and the social divides fueling strategy and drama. Dee is the current HoH, with initial nominees Drew, LaTrice, and Taylor. During her nomination speech, Dee calls out multiple players for the “Icons” plan, leaving Drew off the hook and putting the focus on LaTrice and Taylor. Early talks stir about a possible Mallory renom, as Devens pushes for it due to Mallory’s threat level and middle position. The Veto competition, throwback to BB14's “thrust those hips, wiggle that tongue” challenge, is won by LaTrice, ensuring her safety and making the Mallory renom talk even more crucial. Social tension explodes through the house after a day of high-stress pranks and accusations, highlighted by Taylor expressing her frustration with being marginalized and called out for alliances and social behavior, leading to powerful commentary from both Taylor and Mari about implicit biases and microaggressions in the house. Devens argues for Mallory as the true threat and potential renom, spotlighting shifting priorities among the Icons. Both Taran and Mari raise the pitfalls of throwing HoH, criticizing Mallory for her strategic misstep. LaTrice secures an unexpected Veto win, shaking up the vote math and forcing new conversations about final nominees. Taylor's emotional confrontation with Angela exposes deeper house divides and the social pressures faced by certain houseguests, as Mari points out both the gameplay and personal impact. Vote math and shifting targets bring uncertainty about whether Mallory or another houseguest becomes the main eviction target. As old alliances fade and new strategies form, the fallout from both game moves and personal interactions puts the Icons and their opposition on an unstable path. Will Dee and her group make the right call on this week's renom, or are they gifting their rivals another shot at power? Tune in to hear the full live feed update and every angle of the Big Brother 28 house drama. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day Begins 05:14 Nomination Targets Shift in House 10:47 Hairbrushgate Disrupts Big Brother Feeds 13:44 Taylor Questions Big Brother Nominations 18:27 Devens Targets Mallory for Block 27:18 Infamous Big Brother Veto Competition 31:02 Lala Wins Veto, Changes Game 39:32 House Votes Uncertain After Veto 43:55 Dee Weighs Mallory as Renom 57:40 Taylor Breaks Down on Big Brother 1:10:03 Haley and Taylor’s Heated Clash 1:17:44 Lala and Taylor Regroup Together 1:21:29 Drew Rethinks Big Brother Alliances Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Saturday Live Feed Update August 22, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 finds the house at a tipping point as trust fractures and social lines are redrawn after a dramatic nomination ceremony. Taran Armstrong is joined by Kirsten MacInnis for a live feed recap episode, diving into all the strategy, deals, and drama that unfolded on Day 47. This episode unpacks Dee's reign as HoH, her use of the bribe power on Yash to lock in safety for key allies, and her surprising move to nominate Drew, Lala, and Taylor for eviction. The hosts break down Dee's reasoning, the fallout for Drew as he attempts to defend his loyalty and repair relationships, and how the group's confrontational summit leads to a public showdown and shifting alliances. Social dynamics take center stage, with discussion of how Lala and Taylor face microaggressions and ostracism, intensifying the pressure in the house. The episode also touches on powers in play, like Drew's underwhelming Never-Not pass, and how players like Barrett, Melody, and Mallory respond to sudden shifts in trust. Kirsten highlights Dee's strategic use of the bribe to control Yash's future nominations. Taran notes Dee's wavering trust in Drew, spurred by group drama and confusing stories. Drew's public call-out at the nomination ceremony reshapes house perceptions and strategy. Melody and Mallory consider finally turning up their game and targeting the Icons, feeling out when to seize power. The podcast discusses the impact of ostracism and coded language towards Lala and Taylor, raising questions about bias in the house. With alliances splintering and emotions running high, the Icons and their allies hold power, but cracks are starting to show. Will Dee's risky nomination set her up for a stronger endgame, or does it put her closer to losing control? Listen in for the full breakdown and every twist from the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 47 Begins 06:05 Dee Uses Bribe Power Move 08:48 Drew's Fate Hangs in Balance 13:43 Summit Meeting Changes House Game 24:47 Nominations Set: Drew, Lala, Taylor 37:39 House Divides After Nomination Fallout 43:57 Microaggressions and Casting Patterns Exposed 54:56 Nominees Deny Targets, Tensions Rise 01:01:06 Taylor Hides Drew's Hairbrush 01:03:07 House Dynamics Heading Into Veto Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Saturday Live Feed Update August 22, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 finds the house at a tipping point as trust fractures and social lines are redrawn after a dramatic nomination ceremony. Taran Armstrong is joined by Kirsten MacInnis for a live feed recap episode, diving into all the strategy, deals, and drama that unfolded on Day 47. This episode unpacks Dee's reign as HoH, her use of the bribe power on Yash to lock in safety for key allies, and her surprising move to nominate Drew, Lala, and Taylor for eviction. The hosts break down Dee's reasoning, the fallout for Drew as he attempts to defend his loyalty and repair relationships, and how the group's confrontational summit leads to a public showdown and shifting alliances. Social dynamics take center stage, with discussion of how Lala and Taylor face microaggressions and ostracism, intensifying the pressure in the house. The episode also touches on powers in play, like Drew's underwhelming Never-Not pass, and how players like Barrett, Melody, and Mallory respond to sudden shifts in trust. Kirsten highlights Dee's strategic use of the bribe to control Yash's future nominations. Taran notes Dee's wavering trust in Drew, spurred by group drama and confusing stories. Drew's public call-out at the nomination ceremony reshapes house perceptions and strategy. Melody and Mallory consider finally turning up their game and targeting the Icons, feeling out when to seize power. The podcast discusses the impact of ostracism and coded language towards Lala and Taylor, raising questions about bias in the house. With alliances splintering and emotions running high, the Icons and their allies hold power, but cracks are starting to show. Will Dee's risky nomination set her up for a stronger endgame, or does it put her closer to losing control? Listen in for the full breakdown and every twist from the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 47 Begins 06:05 Dee Uses Bribe Power Move 08:48 Drew's Fate Hangs in Balance 13:43 Summit Meeting Changes House Game 24:47 Nominations Set: Drew, Lala, Taylor 37:39 House Divides After Nomination Fallout 43:57 Microaggressions and Casting Patterns Exposed 54:56 Nominees Deny Targets, Tensions Rise 01:01:06 Taylor Hides Drew's Hairbrush 01:03:07 House Dynamics Heading Into Veto Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Eviction Ep Recap, Week 6 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28's latest eviction night delivers a major shake-up as the house stands at a crossroads, with shifting alliances and unpredictable gameplay driving the action. Hosted by Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong, this episode features strategy breakdowns with guests including Captain Will and Maggie Morgan, as they react to Angela's surprising competition win and Kamu's exit. The conversation focused on Angela's unexpected Blockbuster win, a moment that stuns the house and flips eviction week on its head. Angela's strategy draws from Tucker's advice in last season's similar challenge, helping her outmaneuver strong physical threats like Kamu and Haley. Meanwhile, the fallout from the Lyric eviction continues to rattle the alliances, particularly as Melody and Mallory waver on votes and nearly flip the outcome, only to be talked back by Drew. The discussion explored the possible long-term impact of Kamu's eviction and whether the Icons alliance—largely staffed by Survivor alums—can maintain control against rising discontent from other houseguests like Melody and Mallory, who now may have their own agenda. Angela uses Tucker's comp strategy and clinches the Blockbuster win, as explained by Taran. Melody and Mallory consider voting to keep Kamu but ultimately stick with the majority after pressure from Drew. Dee and Devens' aggressive threat to fellow houseguests creates tension and almost ignites open alliance warfare. The hosts debate the effectiveness of the Survivor-style voting blocks the Icons utilize, raising questions about their fit in Big Brother gameplay. Diary room shoutouts and DR mistakes (like “evacuate” instead of “evict”) spark laughs throughout the recap. The house sits on a knife's edge as shifting loyalties unravel, and the next HoH could decide whether a new alliance rises or the Icons regain stability. Did the houseguests pick the right target in evicting Kamu, or will this decision backfire and reshape the season? Tune in for a detailed analysis and all the behind-the-scenes moments from Big Brother 28's latest pivotal episode. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to Big Brother 28 02:06 Angela Murray Wins Blockbuster Competition 04:05 Unlikely Upset in Blockbuster Game 07:07 Kamu Kirk's Eviction and Impact 09:39 Icon Alliance's Power Dilemma 12:00 Survivor Players Shape Big Brother 14:54 Yash Patel's Challenge and Exposure 18:38 HOH Predictions for Big Brother 22:18 Taylor and Drew Compete for Power 25:47 Blockbuster Strategy and Competition Secrets 29:31 Danielle Reyes and Power Endorsements 33:43 Big Brother's Memorable Eviction Speeches 39:10 Lala and House Division After Vote 43:46 Future Threats: Drew, Barrett, Angela 50:15 Angela Murray's Big Brother Win Potential 54:51 What's Next for the Big Brother House Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Week 6 Exit Interview Watch this podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 throws another curveball as Kamu sits down with hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran for an exit interview after his shocking backdoor eviction. The fallout from the Diamond Power of Veto and shifting alliance lines are front and center, with Kamu reflecting on how quick moves and changing loyalties flipped his game upside down. This week's power plays saw Devens wield the Diamond Power of Veto to save himself and target Kamu, unseating one of the last houseguests who hadn't touched the block. Kamu shares insight on working closely with Yash and Devens in the Bermuda Triangle alliance, only to be blindsided by Devens’s bold move that fragmented the rookie numbers. Discussion covers strategic conversations about putting up Barrett or Devens, and whether trusting Devens was a mistake. The Icons are tightening their grip with Dee now as Head of Household, making things look tough for Yash, Taylor, Haley, and Lala. Social drama, including Kamu's “tea party” confrontation with Jason and an up-and-down friendship with Drew, shows just how quickly trust can shift. Kamu and Yash debated nominating bigger threats but were swayed by trust in Devens, which did not pay off. Devens's unexpected move left the rookie alliance vulnerable and boosted the Icons’ position. The social blowup between Kamu and Jason came from a need to clear the air for the whole house, not personal conflict. Drew's unpredictable gameplay and shifting trust made him a risky ally for several houseguests. Kamu hopes his departing speech—and maybe a surprise DM or two—made an impact, even if the vote felt set. With the Icons running the show and the rookies scrambling for safety, can anyone shift the power balance before it's too late? Catch the full exit interview to hear every twist and behind-the-scenes detail from inside the Big Brother house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother Exit Interview Begins 01:15 Diamond Power of Veto Twist 02:31 Alliance Decisions Shape Big Brother 04:33 Betting on Haley's Game Future 05:55 Unpacking the Big Brother Tea Party 08:34 Drew's Unpredictability in Big Brother 11:07 Big Brother Finale and Goodbye Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Kiki Monique and Ryan Bailey are back in the studio this week, and somehow exploding champagne is the least messy thing on the agenda. Following Hayden Panettiere's heartbreaking story, the trio discusses postpartum mental health, the stigma that still surrounds it, and why women should never be professionally punished for speaking openly about what they're going through. They also unpack the Lindsay Clancy trial, the misinformation spreading online, and the difficult question at the center of so much of the discourse: when someone is repeatedly asking for help, who has a responsibility to actually hear them? Then, it's back to the mess with Jax publicly airing his grievances with Brittany, the staged paparazzi shots of Jax & Lori K, and Ryan refusing to even open Jax's DM. Ryan also wants to know why Scheana isn't on “The Valley” and whether there's any truth to the idea that she's secretly dying to get back on reality TV. Scheana shares what she envisions for her future in that space—and why, if she does return, viewers may meet a very different version of her. Plus, Scheana reveals why she didn't find Lala's reunion apology authentic, reflects on the version of Katie Maloney she wishes she'd appreciated sooner, and explains why being told someone “doesn't recognize” her anymore might actually be the biggest compliment. Follow us: @scheana @scheananigans Co-Hosts: @thetalkofshame @sobaditsgoodwithryanbailey Purchase your very own copy of the NYT Best-selling book/audiobook MY GOOD SIDE at www.mygoodsidebook.com! A NOTE TO OUR LISTENERS: This episode includes discussions of postpartum depression, postpartum OCD, postpartum psychosis, intrusive thoughts, suicide, and the deaths of children. If you or someone you love is struggling with maternal or postpartum mental health, support is available. The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline offers free, confidential support 24/7 at 1-833-852-6262, and Postpartum Support International offers resources and support through its HelpLine at 1-800-944-4773 or by texting HELP to 800-944-4773. If you are in suicidal crisis or emotional distress, call or text 988 for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.Episode Sponsors: Find your nearest Ross at RossStores.com.Ready to clean out your closet and make some extra money? Download the Vinted app for free and start listing. With no seller fees, you keep every dollar you earn.Right now, podcast listeners can save up to 48% off their first order at pendulumlife.com/GOODASGOLD.Please note that this episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct or indirect financial interest in products or services referred to in this episode.Produced by Dear Media.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

BB28 Friday Live Feed Update August 21, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 delivers non-stop uncertainty as the house splinters over shifting alliances and unpredictable votes. Host Taran Armstrong leads this live feed update episode with guest Pooya, diving into the fallout from one of the trickiest pre-eviction periods of the season. As loyalties break down and old plans are exposed, no one is safe from suspicion. Yesterday's action starts with Yash as HoH and Veto holder, but after Devens uses the Diamond Power of Veto, the block shifts to Angela, Kamu, and Haley. Much of the episode focuses on Melody and Mallory's indecision—caught waffling between both sides, trying to please everyone but risking trust with each move. Drew, Barrett, Taylor, and others scramble to lock in votes, worried a blindside could backfire. Angela survives the Blockbuster competition thanks to a shared strategy, and Kamu is evicted despite last-minute scrambling. The Icons' side, now with Dee as new HoH after the balance beam comp, sets its sights on Yash, Taylor, and Lala, while Haley becomes a new swing target as alliances try to scoop her up. Meanwhile, game powers like Dee's bribe and the looming time capsule twist add more variables, leaving everyone anxious about next steps. Taran Armstrong breaks down Melody and Mallory's strategic blunders and how their indecision wrecks their standing with both main alliances. Pooya spotlights how Drew's constant “good guy” positioning makes him a lightning rod—sometimes to his own detriment as others look for a fall guy. The bribe power's possible loopholes, as discussed by Taran Armstrong and Pooya, create uncertainty about how deals might secretly shift future HoH outcomes. Dee's focus as HoH: targeting Yash while considering ways to pull Haley into the Icons' fold, as both sides realize the importance of locking in swing votes. Barrett's nonchalant attitude in social situations, highlighted by both hosts, offers comic relief but also points to why some players might fly under the radar. With shifting alliances, new comp wins, and powers in play, no one's middle position feels safe—will Dee's HoH push someone to make a definitive choice, or are more blindsides coming? Tune in for every strategic shakeup from the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Chaos 06:59 Mallory and Melody's Vote Dilemma 13:59 Devens Threatens to Go Nuclear 20:31 Storage Room: Alliances and Secrets 26:58 Eviction Night: Kamu Leaves House 33:38 Haley Becomes the New Target 40:11 Dee Wins Big Brother HOH 46:07 Bribe Power and Nominee Plans 52:02 Taylor Plots Against Drew and Barrett 59:32 Dee's Bribe Power Loophole Unveiled 01:06:11 Icons Refocus, Jury Moves Loom Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Week 6 Exit Interview Watch this podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 throws another curveball as Kamu sits down with hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran for an exit interview after his shocking backdoor eviction. The fallout from the Diamond Power of Veto and shifting alliance lines are front and center, with Kamu reflecting on how quick moves and changing loyalties flipped his game upside down. This week's power plays saw Devens wield the Diamond Power of Veto to save himself and target Kamu, unseating one of the last houseguests who hadn't touched the block. Kamu shares insight on working closely with Yash and Devens in the Bermuda Triangle alliance, only to be blindsided by Devens’s bold move that fragmented the rookie numbers. Discussion covers strategic conversations about putting up Barrett or Devens, and whether trusting Devens was a mistake. The Icons are tightening their grip with Dee now as Head of Household, making things look tough for Yash, Taylor, Haley, and Lala. Social drama, including Kamu's “tea party” confrontation with Jason and an up-and-down friendship with Drew, shows just how quickly trust can shift. Kamu and Yash debated nominating bigger threats but were swayed by trust in Devens, which did not pay off. Devens's unexpected move left the rookie alliance vulnerable and boosted the Icons’ position. The social blowup between Kamu and Jason came from a need to clear the air for the whole house, not personal conflict. Drew's unpredictable gameplay and shifting trust made him a risky ally for several houseguests. Kamu hopes his departing speech—and maybe a surprise DM or two—made an impact, even if the vote felt set. With the Icons running the show and the rookies scrambling for safety, can anyone shift the power balance before it's too late? Catch the full exit interview to hear every twist and behind-the-scenes detail from inside the Big Brother house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother Exit Interview Begins 01:15 Diamond Power of Veto Twist 02:31 Alliance Decisions Shape Big Brother 04:33 Betting on Haley's Game Future 05:55 Unpacking the Big Brother Tea Party 08:34 Drew's Unpredictability in Big Brother 11:07 Big Brother Finale and Goodbye Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Eviction Ep Recap, Week 6 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28's latest eviction night delivers a major shake-up as the house stands at a crossroads, with shifting alliances and unpredictable gameplay driving the action. Hosted by Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong, this episode features strategy breakdowns with guests including Captain Will and Maggie Morgan, as they react to Angela's surprising competition win and Kamu's exit. The conversation focused on Angela's unexpected Blockbuster win, a moment that stuns the house and flips eviction week on its head. Angela's strategy draws from Tucker's advice in last season's similar challenge, helping her outmaneuver strong physical threats like Kamu and Haley. Meanwhile, the fallout from the Lyric eviction continues to rattle the alliances, particularly as Melody and Mallory waver on votes and nearly flip the outcome, only to be talked back by Drew. The discussion explored the possible long-term impact of Kamu's eviction and whether the Icons alliance—largely staffed by Survivor alums—can maintain control against rising discontent from other houseguests like Melody and Mallory, who now may have their own agenda. Angela uses Tucker's comp strategy and clinches the Blockbuster win, as explained by Taran. Melody and Mallory consider voting to keep Kamu but ultimately stick with the majority after pressure from Drew. Dee and Devens' aggressive threat to fellow houseguests creates tension and almost ignites open alliance warfare. The hosts debate the effectiveness of the Survivor-style voting blocks the Icons utilize, raising questions about their fit in Big Brother gameplay. Diary room shoutouts and DR mistakes (like “evacuate” instead of “evict”) spark laughs throughout the recap. The house sits on a knife's edge as shifting loyalties unravel, and the next HoH could decide whether a new alliance rises or the Icons regain stability. Did the houseguests pick the right target in evicting Kamu, or will this decision backfire and reshape the season? Tune in for a detailed analysis and all the behind-the-scenes moments from Big Brother 28's latest pivotal episode. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome to Big Brother 28 02:06 Angela Murray Wins Blockbuster Competition 04:05 Unlikely Upset in Blockbuster Game 07:07 Kamu Kirk's Eviction and Impact 09:39 Icon Alliance's Power Dilemma 12:00 Survivor Players Shape Big Brother 14:54 Yash Patel's Challenge and Exposure 18:38 HOH Predictions for Big Brother 22:18 Taylor and Drew Compete for Power 25:47 Blockbuster Strategy and Competition Secrets 29:31 Danielle Reyes and Power Endorsements 33:43 Big Brother's Memorable Eviction Speeches 39:10 Lala and House Division After Vote 43:46 Future Threats: Drew, Barrett, Angela 50:15 Angela Murray's Big Brother Win Potential 54:51 What's Next for the Big Brother House Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Friday Live Feed Update August 21, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 delivers non-stop uncertainty as the house splinters over shifting alliances and unpredictable votes. Host Taran Armstrong leads this live feed update episode with guest Pooya, diving into the fallout from one of the trickiest pre-eviction periods of the season. As loyalties break down and old plans are exposed, no one is safe from suspicion. Yesterday's action starts with Yash as HoH and Veto holder, but after Devens uses the Diamond Power of Veto, the block shifts to Angela, Kamu, and Haley. Much of the episode focuses on Melody and Mallory's indecision—caught waffling between both sides, trying to please everyone but risking trust with each move. Drew, Barrett, Taylor, and others scramble to lock in votes, worried a blindside could backfire. Angela survives the Blockbuster competition thanks to a shared strategy, and Kamu is evicted despite last-minute scrambling. The Icons' side, now with Dee as new HoH after the balance beam comp, sets its sights on Yash, Taylor, and Lala, while Haley becomes a new swing target as alliances try to scoop her up. Meanwhile, game powers like Dee's bribe and the looming time capsule twist add more variables, leaving everyone anxious about next steps. Taran Armstrong breaks down Melody and Mallory's strategic blunders and how their indecision wrecks their standing with both main alliances. Pooya spotlights how Drew's constant “good guy” positioning makes him a lightning rod—sometimes to his own detriment as others look for a fall guy. The bribe power's possible loopholes, as discussed by Taran Armstrong and Pooya, create uncertainty about how deals might secretly shift future HoH outcomes. Dee's focus as HoH: targeting Yash while considering ways to pull Haley into the Icons' fold, as both sides realize the importance of locking in swing votes. Barrett's nonchalant attitude in social situations, highlighted by both hosts, offers comic relief but also points to why some players might fly under the radar. With shifting alliances, new comp wins, and powers in play, no one's middle position feels safe—will Dee's HoH push someone to make a definitive choice, or are more blindsides coming? Tune in for every strategic shakeup from the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Chaos 06:59 Mallory and Melody's Vote Dilemma 13:59 Devens Threatens to Go Nuclear 20:31 Storage Room: Alliances and Secrets 26:58 Eviction Night: Kamu Leaves House 33:38 Haley Becomes the New Target 40:11 Dee Wins Big Brother HOH 46:07 Bribe Power and Nominee Plans 52:02 Taylor Plots Against Drew and Barrett 59:32 Dee's Bribe Power Loophole Unveiled 01:06:11 Icons Refocus, Jury Moves Loom Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Amy Phillips and guest Deanna Cheng recap The Valley reunion part three, praising the season's relationship history and noting major moments: Kristen's string of apologies and self-reflection (including her comments about friends' drinking and shutting down Jasmine), Janet opening up about her past and the timing of sharing her story, and Brittany producing receipts—especially that Nia called the group “horrible people” three times. They discuss Danny's drinking, Andy and Lala questioning his on-camera behavior, Nia's after-party call suggesting he was blackout drunk, and frustration that Janet's cup-throwing wasn't addressed. They also comment on Jesse's awkward “joke” delivery and speculate about Lacey's motives. The episode briefly shifts to Next Gen: New York City, covering cast dynamics, Friendsgiving drama, Kandi and Todd's divorce news, a finance lesson from Rachel Roy, and the intimate Ariana/Liam storyline.This episode is sponsored by:BUBS NATURALS COLLAGEN AND PEPTIDESLive Better Longer with BUBS Naturals.  For A limited time get 20% Off your entire order with code DRAMA at Bubsnaturals.comOAK ESSENTIALS Luminous Body Lotionhttps://oakessentials.comFLAMINGO Smoother skin awaits you! For a limited time, our listeners can get Flamingo's Starter Set for only $7 at ShopFlamingo.com/DRAMAThis set includes the Flamingo Original Razor, one five-blade cartridge, a one-ounce Foaming Shave Gel, and a shower holder.RULAStart your mental wellness journey today with Rula, visit:https://www.rula.com/drama/To watch this recap on video, listen to bonus episodes, get ad free listening, and exclusive content, go to: http://Patreon.com/dramadarlingFollow Amy Phillips on Instagram: Instagram.com/meetamyphillipsFollow Drama, Darling on Instagram: Instagram.com/dramadarlingshowAmy on TikTok: tiktok.com/@realamyphillipsEmail Drama, Darling with YOUR comments, questions and drama: DramaDarlingz@gmail.comDrama Darling Shop: https://drama-darling-shop.printify.me/

Rachel and Callie start today's show with the third and final part of ‘The Valley' Season 3 reunion, reacting to Andy refusing to accept Danny's drinking explanation and breaking down the disappointing wedding drama reveal, before giving their predictions for Season 4. Then, they jump into the ‘RHOA' Reunion Part 2 to jam out to Cynthia's surprise song and try to decipher Pinky's safety “device” that had Phaedra running straight to the producers. They close out with ‘RHUGT,' where they are having more fun than expected with this cast, including a “crotchety" Vicki and a new, refreshing side from Lisa Barlow. 00:00 - Welcome! 00:51 - 'The Valley' Reunion Part 3 recap 36:06 - ‘RHOA' Reunion Part 2 recap 46:36 - ‘Real Housewives: Ultimate Girls Trip' recap 55:41 - Thanks for watching! Host: Rachel Lindsay Guest: Callie Curry Producers: Ashleigh Smith and Richard Tinoco Theme Song: Devon Renaldo All photos sourced from Getty. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Lala finishes up hosting her third The Valley reunion. Danny is still a little backpeddling drunkard, Brittany's feelins is still hort, and Kristen can't remember why she said anything ever. To watch this recap on video, listen to our bonus episodes, sign up for our free weekly newsletter and get ad free listening, go to Patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens. Find bonus episodes at patreon.com/watchwhatcrappens and follow us on Instagram @watchwhatcrappens @ronniekaram @benmandelker Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The reunion concludes as Lala stands firm and challenges the Books about Danny's behavior. Kristen breaks down in tears over her previous comments. Janet opens up about her past trauma and how it affects the way she walks through life. Jasmine's new wife Melissa joins as the group celebrates their recent wedding.Upgrade your everyday. Download the Quince app for app-exclusive offers, or go to www.Quince.com/vprGet free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Now available in Canada and the UK, too. That's Quince.com/vprFor bonus content, behind the scenes and events, extra shows and trivia hangouts, join us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulespartyThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Magellan AI - https://docsend.com/view/5vdvbdx7cr4tikmyClaritas - https://claritas.com/privacy-legalPodscribe - https://podscribe.com/privacy

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BB28 Wednesday Live Feed Update August 19, 2026 Also available on YouTube! Big Brother 28 throws the house into overdrive as this week's campaigning puts the spotlight on who really holds the power—and who's expendable when alliances fracture. Host Taran Armstrong delivers a full live feed update with guest AJ, guiding listeners through a strategic day packed with shifting loyalties, aggressive pitches, and a side of house hijinks that leave everyone guessing who's really safe. It's day 43 and Yash sits in the HoH seat, targeting Angela, Dee, and Haley for eviction after Devens used the Diamond Power of Veto on Dee and Kamu was named the replacement nominee. With the new Mosh Pit alliance in play, lines are redrawn and old relationships strain at the seams. Yash and Kamu kick off nonstop campaigning to sway Mallory and Melody, knowing that Fapp's votes will decide who walks out the door. Meanwhile, Mallory and Melody weigh their own safety, debating whether to stick with the Mosh Pit or flip the numbers. Haley's lack of hustle in her own campaign draws fire, while tension over Lala's blunt game talk and a viral hot dog incident bring comic relief and new cracks in house unity. Yash's relentless campaign to save Kamu goes for nearly two hours, but Mallory holds firm that taking out a strong comp threat is her best move A house mystery on who bit into Devens' hot dog gets prime time, sparking playful drama and laughter Melody's doubts about where she stands in the Mosh Pit have her considering a flip to save Kamu, but the path requires lining up an at-risk Haley and unpredictable Lala Lala's direct questions to Angela create waves, leading Taylor to coach her on the reality of double standards and harder gameplay as a Black woman Mallory's social strategy emerges as she looks to plant herself in the house center without tipping her hand to Drew, Barrett, or the Icons With alliances cracking and FAP's votes up for grabs, can Yash and Kamu flip the house, or will the push to evict a comp beast prove too strong? Listen to hear Taran and AJ break down every strategic twist and turning point from the feeds. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Daily Recap 05:16 Early Morning Campaigning Begins 10:03 Haley's Game Approach Questioned 16:44 FAP Controls the BB28 Votes 23:05 The Case of the Bitten Hot Dog 31:03 Mallory Refuses to Save Kamu 40:16 Melody and Mallory Mistrust Mosh Pit 47:14 Lala's Confrontation Shakes the House 57:05 Double Standards Impact BB28 Game 01:11:16 Melody Considers Saving Kamu 01:21:03 Mallory's Path to Game Center Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

It's our 23rd anniversary, and we're celebrating the only way we know how: completely UNDRESSED, wildly inappropriate, and with one of Bravo's most talked-about personalities, Janet Caperna of The Valley. We've known Janet for nearly a decade, but this time we're going all the way back to her pre-Bravo life in Columbus, Ohio — before the cameras, before The Valley, and before an unexpected poolside encounter with Scheana Shay changed the course of her Los Angeles story. Janet tells us why getting married at 22 was far too young for her, how she realized she had outgrown her first marriage, and why a three-month trial run in Los Angeles became the beginning of an entirely new life. She takes us inside the hilariously unglamorous moment she and a friend showed up ready to actually swim at the Mondrian pool — only to find an ultra-L.A. scene where nobody was swimming and everyone was in heels. Then Scheana walked in. Janet opens up about approaching the Vanderpump Rules star as a fan, the friendship that unexpectedly followed, their early stoner-girl bonding, and the unforgettable Disneyland birthday Scheana planned for her just days after Janet moved to L.A. Of course, we have questions. Was Janet really the “Bravo stalker” people make her out to be? Why isn't Scheana on The Valley? What does Janet think about Scheana stepping away from cameras after the fallout surrounding Brock Davies? And how close was Janet to Lala Kent before Lala joined The Valley? Janet dishes on the real friendships behind the Bravo universe, including the connection between their moms, Brittany Cartwright, Michelle Saniei and Lala Kent. Then things get expensive — and outrageous. We talk vintage jewelry, Janet's 1910 push-present ring, borrowing major pieces for Watch What Happens Live and the reunion, Pol's massive diamonds, and the very real fear of being robbed. Janet shares the frightening reason she never hesitates to hand jewelry over if threatened. And because chaos follows us everywhere, Janet turns the tables and asks US about Jeff Lewis, our viral American Airlines lounge showdown, missing luggage, our hacked account and the theft of roughly 500,000 AAdvantage miles. We unpack the 4:37 a.m. airport confrontation, the comment about our “Japanese friend,” the lounge-to-lounge tattletelling, and the viral video Janet joked could land us on the no-fly list From Bravo fandom to friendship, divorce to reinvention, Scheana and Lala to Jeff Lewis, diamonds, Disneyland and airport drama, Janet gives us a funny, candid look at how a girl from Ohio found herself inside the world she once watched from her couch — and why she still refuses to play to the camera. Subscribe to our audio: linktr.ee/undressedpod Follow Pol Atteu:  Instagram: @polatteu  Tiktok: @polatteu  Twitter: @polatteu  www.polatteu.com Follow Patrik Simpson:  Instagram: @patriksimpson  Tiktok: @patriksimpson www.patriksimpson.com Follow SnowWhite90210: Instagram: @snowwhite90210 Twitter: @SnowWhite9010 www.snowwhite90210.com Watch Gown and Out In Beverly Hills on Prime Video.  www.gownandoutinbeverlyhills.com #UndressedPodcast  Armenian Coffee Reading SnowWhite90210 SnowBubu is a Perfect gift! https://polatteu.com/shop/ols/products/snowbubu90210 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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BB28 Monday Live Feed Update August 17, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 brings another twist as the house braces for diamond power moves and shifting alliances. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Aysha guide listeners through a recap of an unpredictable Day 41, where houseguests face tough decisions about the upcoming Veto ceremony and navigate new social dynamics ahead of Angela’s birthday. This episode covers Yash as the current Head of Household, with Angela and Haley nominated for eviction. The original target shifts quickly from Angela to Dee, and with both Yash and Devens holding Veto power—one being the diamond power of veto—the backyard is buzzing about whether either will be played. Strategic conversations ramp up as Devens and Dee debate risking the votes or using the diamond power, knowing a new seven-person alliance is forming. Meanwhile, the house sees the birth of multiple named alliances, with Lala officially branding a group “the Covenant” and another coalition adopting the name “Mosh Pit” after some lively debate. Social maneuvering isn’t limited to gameplay: there are honest moments about mosh pits at concerts and funny confusion over the meaning behind the show’s name, “Big Brother.” As the veto decision looms, hosts spotlight houseguests' overconfidence, shifting loyalties, and those ever-evolving plans that keep everyone guessing. Aysha points out Yash and Taylor's reluctance to use the Veto on Haley, underscoring that Haley is just a number to them, not a true ally. Taran Armstrong highlights the flood of new alliances, including “the Covenant” and “Mosh Pit,” and how naming so many groups might be watering down their real impact. Both hosts give a nod to how much of the house's strategy is driven by social maneuvering, not just comps—Mallory's rising stock after her own win becomes a key talking point. The dilemma over whether Devens will actually use the diamond power of veto, or if Yash's side will realize in time that their best move is a missed opportunity, anchors the day's suspense. As alliances shuffle and players grow more confident, the power lines in Big Brother 28 are fuzzy at best. Will Yash and his allies figure out the right move before it’s too late—or are they about to hand the advantage to the other side? Tune in for the full update and see where the house stands as the next big ceremony unfolds. Chapters: 00:00 Day 41 in Big Brother House 06:45 Doubts Over Diamond Power of Veto 12:14 New Alliances and “The Covenant” 16:35 Social Dynamics and Boring Feed Day 21:13 Melody and Mallory Weigh Big Brother Sides 26:17 Still Missing the Haley Veto Play 31:45 Mosh Pit Alliance Is Formed 36:39 Core Trio Navigates Big Brother Chaos 43:47 Lala's Role and Birthday Tensions 48:37 Ever-Shifting Big Brother Alliance Culture Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

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BB28 Monday Live Feed Update August 17, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 brings another twist as the house braces for diamond power moves and shifting alliances. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Aysha guide listeners through a recap of an unpredictable Day 41, where houseguests face tough decisions about the upcoming Veto ceremony and navigate new social dynamics ahead of Angela’s birthday. This episode covers Yash as the current Head of Household, with Angela and Haley nominated for eviction. The original target shifts quickly from Angela to Dee, and with both Yash and Devens holding Veto power—one being the diamond power of veto—the backyard is buzzing about whether either will be played. Strategic conversations ramp up as Devens and Dee debate risking the votes or using the diamond power, knowing a new seven-person alliance is forming. Meanwhile, the house sees the birth of multiple named alliances, with Lala officially branding a group “the Covenant” and another coalition adopting the name “Mosh Pit” after some lively debate. Social maneuvering isn’t limited to gameplay: there are honest moments about mosh pits at concerts and funny confusion over the meaning behind the show’s name, “Big Brother.” As the veto decision looms, hosts spotlight houseguests' overconfidence, shifting loyalties, and those ever-evolving plans that keep everyone guessing. Aysha points out Yash and Taylor's reluctance to use the Veto on Haley, underscoring that Haley is just a number to them, not a true ally. Taran Armstrong highlights the flood of new alliances, including “the Covenant” and “Mosh Pit,” and how naming so many groups might be watering down their real impact. Both hosts give a nod to how much of the house's strategy is driven by social maneuvering, not just comps—Mallory's rising stock after her own win becomes a key talking point. The dilemma over whether Devens will actually use the diamond power of veto, or if Yash's side will realize in time that their best move is a missed opportunity, anchors the day's suspense. As alliances shuffle and players grow more confident, the power lines in Big Brother 28 are fuzzy at best. Will Yash and his allies figure out the right move before it’s too late—or are they about to hand the advantage to the other side? Tune in for the full update and see where the house stands as the next big ceremony unfolds. Chapters: 00:00 Day 41 in Big Brother House 06:45 Doubts Over Diamond Power of Veto 12:14 New Alliances and “The Covenant” 16:35 Social Dynamics and Boring Feed Day 21:13 Melody and Mallory Weigh Big Brother Sides 26:17 Still Missing the Haley Veto Play 31:45 Mosh Pit Alliance Is Formed 36:39 Core Trio Navigates Big Brother Chaos 43:47 Lala's Role and Birthday Tensions 48:37 Ever-Shifting Big Brother Alliance Culture Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

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BB28 Week 5 Exit Interview Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 just sent another houseguest packing, and the cracks in the big alliances are starting to show. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong sit down for an exit interview with the latest evictee, who shares their side of the story after a blindside that left the house divided. The evicted houseguest explains how they came into the house planning to bond with the women, but quickly found themselves at odds with Lala and Taylor once plans shifted. After Kamu threw them under the bus before nominations, alliances scrambled and Chuk was put on the block beside Haley and Barrett. Chuk explains how he came into the house planning to bond with the women, but quickly found himself at odds with Lala and Taylor once plans shifted against him. After Kamu threw him under the bus before nominations, alliances scrambled and Chuk was put on the block beside Haley and Barrett. The eviction comp didn't go Chuk's way, and he blames the mechanics—he says the ball was too light for his strength. There's talk of showmances, but Chuk insists his friendship with Haley is just that—a friendship. He dives into early alliance choices, sticking firmly with Red Corner, and admits he settled into the safety of numbers, not seeing the shifting tides outside his group. When asked about future plans, Chuk's ready to take on The Challenge, staying open to any reality TV opportunity that comes his way. Chuk points to Kamu as the person who orchestrated the last-minute flip that put him up for eviction, calling out the betrayal directly. Rob Cesternino digs into Chuk's perceived comp threat status and his trouble in the eviction challenge, with Chuk chalking it up to the challenge setup. Taran Armstrong pushes Chuk to discuss alliance dynamics within Red Corner and its connections to the Toolshed, revealing Chuk's focus on his core group over branching out. Chuk addresses rumors of a showmance with Haley, saying Lala stirred up trouble by pushing the narrative. The power in the Big Brother 28 house keeps shifting, as alliances get tested and old deals fall apart. Will Kamu and Lala face fallout for their moves, or does a new target emerge from the chaos? Listen in for the full behind-the-scenes exit chat with Chuk and get the latest on what might happen next. 00:00 Introductions and Chuk Joins Call 01:20 Big Brother 28 House Dynamics 02:30 Getting Nominated on Big Brother 03:55 Blockbuster Competition Struggles 05:17 Relationship with Taylor in House 06:20 Showmance Rumors with Haley Thogmartin 07:09 Red Corner Alliance Explained 09:30 Future Plans After Big Brother Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!