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Shawna is back from her East Coast road trip, and she came home with plenty of stories…and a cold!This week, Shawna fills LaLa in on the adventures from the road, including an unexpected police visit at the very first hotel of the trip. The girls also dive into travel and flying safety following a recent frightening incident involving a cockpit, and discuss how stories like these can make getting on a plane feel a little more nerve racking.Then, Is AI taking over EVERYTHING? From customer service to businesses relying on artificial intelligence for everyday interactions, LaLa shares why she thinks it's all starting to become a little too much.  Plus, singer-songwriter Mary-Clair catches up with Shawna and LaLa to talk music, life, and what she's been up to.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.

Raúl Cardós es la prueba de que un creativo puede dirigir una compañía sin dejar nunca de ser creativo.Estudió Mercadotecnia en el Tec de Monterrey y, casi por casualidad, en 1990 entró a Leo Burnett México, adentrándose en el mundo de la publicidad. En 1996 se unió a Ogilvy México y, un año después, ganó junto con su equipo el primer León de Cannes para México, por una campaña para las baterías Duracell.En 1998 se sumó a DDB México y, en 2003, asumió la presidencia y dirección general. Bajo su liderazgo, la agencia pasó de 15 a 240 personas y fue nombrada Agencia del Año durante seis años consecutivos.En julio de 2009, en el mejor momento de DDB, decidió emprender y fundar (anónimo), una agencia independiente que, hasta la fecha, ha trabajado con marcas como KFC, Lala, Jumex, Don Julio y Volkswagen.Con su trabajo en (anónimo), han logrado distintos reconocimientos, como International Agency of the Year por Advertising Age, convirtiéndose en la primera agencia latinoamericana en recibir este título; un León de Bronce en Cannes Lions 2025; así como el reconocimiento de Agencia Independiente del Año en el Círculo de Oro.Raúl ha sido conferencista en festivales de publicidad en México y el extranjero, presidente del Círculo Creativo de México y jurado en festivales como Cannes, San Sebastián y El Ojo de Iberoamérica, entre otros.Raúl es cofundador de la Academia Mexicana de Creatividad, esposo, papá, publicista y empresario. Ha construido una marca personal tan fuerte que hoy es, literalmente, (anónimo).

We get into the latest news including our update confirming the Valley filming scenes, our news from Vanderpump Dog Day and WEHO, Lala's Podcast Tour, Heather Gay's boyfriend Mike's past (aka Tripp) and we give into the latest RHUGT Road Trip episode in NYC where Luann rants about being in the center and unleashes on Porsche being late!Be sure to check out the awesome book Just Like That by Lena Hendrix wherever books are sold in print and in eBook. Check out out www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulesparty for bonus content, insider intel, Event news, extra shows and fun hangouts and trivia events with fun Bravo related prizes!This 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

Eric is having dreams about eating Sookie, but amps up his game to erode her resistance to getting involved with him-- and we ALL get it! Meanwhile, Tommy gets murderous and turns to Sam for help. Jason is physically healed, but is suffering from the trauma of his time in Hotshot. Hoyt can sense something is wrong with Jessica. it's almost as if you can't glamour your problems away JESSICA!! Jesus, Lala & Tara abandon Marnie and search for ways to evade the wrath of Eric & Pam. The haunted doll ramps up it's assault on Arlene's family.Rewatch, Listen & Laugh as Alaina sympathizes with Arlene & Terry, Ash has something in common with the Lord, and Mikie continues his gutter-maxxing after Eric's costuming! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The Italian Stallion is down the club this week sharing tales of airport hook-ups, Ferrari World trips, VelociCoaster mishaps, and the test of all friend tests. Leave us a message/tell us a tale/give us some sh*t on Speakpipe: https://www.speakpipe.com/FridayClub Get in touch: Fridayclub@undrthecosh.co.uk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

5Q with ABJ is a short-form interview series focused on:Personal journeysGoals & motivationLife lessonsPop culture, wrestling, and everything in betweenEvery guest. Every story. Five questions.Ruthless LalaBe sure to check them out and show some love:

THE EMN DAILY NEWS BRIEF | Friday, 25 September 2026Nolo became a hurricane Thursday night and is closing on Hawaii Island with 80-mile-per-hour winds, a tropical storm warning and hurricane watch for Hawaii County, a tropical storm watch for Maui County, and forecast rainfall of 15 to 30 inches on the eastern and southern Big Island. Hawaii County opens five more shelters this morning, and state and county offices, public schools and University of Hawaii facilities on the island are closed today. High wind warnings took effect at 8 a.m. for coastal Massachusetts and most of Rhode Island as the nor'easter strengthens, with coastal flood warnings up in southeastern Virginia. The national preparedness level holds at 2 with 74 incidents and 6,824 personnel, down 520, and Northern California now reports no uncontained large fires. Correction: Thursday's issue reported year-to-date acreage revised down to 8,096,338; today's report puts it at 8,559,888, or 145 percent of average, so that drop was a reporting lag rather than a revision. The EMN NEWS Daily Brief is your concise daily update on national and state-by-state emergency management news.KEY TAKEAWAYSHurricane Nolo: The Central Pacific Hurricane Center put Nolo at 80 miles per hour at 11 p.m. Thursday, centered 240 miles south of South Point and moving north-northeast at 5 miles per hour. Hurricane-force winds extend 40 miles from the center. Forecasters expect rapid intensification to a major hurricane Saturday, with a sharp turn west near the Big Island. Tropical storm conditions begin late Friday in the warning area, with hurricane conditions possible early Saturday.Hawaii operations: Hawaii County is opening five additional shelters this morning. Governor Josh Green closed state and county offices, Department of Education schools and University of Hawaii campuses on Hawaii Island Thursday and Friday. This is the state's fourth tropical system of the season, after Lala in August and Lowell earlier this month, and Green put combined damage and planned resilience costs from the run of disasters above $1 billion.Get ready, Long Beach! Join emergency management professionals from across the country and around the world for the IAEM 74th Annual Conference & EMEX, November 9-11, 2026, and experience three incredible days of big ideas, new connections, innovation, and the people shaping the future of emergency management. We'll see you in Long Beach!Nor'easter: The Boston forecast office issued high wind warnings for coastal and southeastern Massachusetts and all of Rhode Island except northwestern Providence County, running from 8 a.m. today to 2 a.m. Sunday, with northeast gusts of 45 to 60 miles per hour and 65 to 70 possible on the islands. Coastal flood warnings remain in southeastern Virginia with 2 to 3 feet of inundation forecast. Reporting from Norfolk describes repeated high tide cycles flooding roads and disrupting city operations, and Saturday's full moon raises each successive tide.Wildfire posture: Preparedness Level 2 with 74 incidents, 26 uncontained large fires, 1,783,567 acres and 6,824 personnel, a drop of 520, per the Friday situation report. Initial attack was light, with 70 fires, one new large incident, two large fires contained and six complex teams committed. Year to date, the country is at 57,087 fires and 8,559,888 acres, 125 and 145 percent of the ten-year averages.California: Floriston near Truckee is fully contained, leaving Northern California with no uncontained large fires. Timber on the Los Padres National Forest gained 241 personnel to 920 with moderate fire behavior and uphill runs, and numerous structures and communication infrastructure remain threatened. Dome in Yosemite National Park grew 144 acres to 4,133 at 16 percent contained, with costs now at $13.8 million.Northwest: Thirteen uncontained large fires and 3,115 personnel, down 209, with precipitation over most of the Oregon and Washington incidents yesterday. Three Queens hold 9,551 acres and are 31 percent contained, with numerous residences and critical infrastructure threatened.Southern Area: Thirty-one new fires and one new large incident. Lake Ranch, northwest of McAlester, Oklahoma, is 390 acres and 74 percent contained after wind-driven runs and torching.Fire weather: Southwesterly gusts to 40 miles per hour develop across northeast California, the northern Great Basin and southwest to central Montana, with minimum humidity of 10 to 20 percent from northern Nevada into central Montana and areas of elevated conditions. Wetting rain is expected from northern Idaho into western Montana.Federal assistance: SBA physical damage deadlines for the September 1 public assistance declarations close November 1 in Colorado and South Dakota and November 2 in Missouri and Texas. Economic injury applications stay open to June 1, 2027.Cyber: No Known Exploited Vulnerabilities additions were located after Monday's Zyxel GS1900 switch entry, CVE-2026-7273.SOURCESWildfire, nationalNICC Incident Management Situation Report and Predictive Services discussion: Friday, Sept 25, 2026, 0730 MDT (live PDF, overwritten daily). Source for all fire figures, the Northwest, California and Southern Area items.https://www.nifc.gov/nicc-files/sitreprt.pdfIMSR archivehttps://www.nifc.gov/nicc/incident-information/imsrHawaiiHawaii News Now: Nolo now a hurricane, CPHC 11 p.m. Thursday position and intensity, warnings and watches, Sept 25https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2026/09/25/hurricane-nolo-strengthening-it-moves-slowly-toward-hawaii-island/Hawaii Tribune-Herald: Hawaii County to open five more shelters, Sept 25https://www.hawaiitribune-herald.com/2026/09/25/hawaii-news/nolo-strengthens-as-it-nears-big-island-county-to-open-five-more-shelters-this-morning/The Garden Island: Governor Green closures for Hawaii Island, NWS Bravender comments, combined damage figure, Sept 25https://www.thegardenisland.com/2026/09/25/hawaii-news/tropical-storm-nolo-poses-hurricane-threat/Honolulu Star-Advertiser: watches, warnings and offshore hurricane warning, Sept 25https://www.staradvertiser.com/2026/09/24/breaking-news/tropical-storm-nolo-strengthens-as-hurricane-warning-looms/CBS News: rainfall forecast and major hurricane timing, Sept 25https://www.cbsnews.com/news/storm-nolo-hurricane-hawaii/East CoastThe Watchers: NWS Boston/Norton high wind warnings 0800 EDT Sept 25 to 0200 EDT Sept 27, southeastern Virginia coastal flood warnings, Norfolk impacts, Sept 25https://watchers.news/2026/09/25/long-duration-noreaster-brings-coastal-flooding-to-virginia-threatens-northeast-us-with-damaging-winds-and-heavy-rain/The Weather Channel: nor'easter timeline and wind detail, Sept 25https://weather.com/2026/09/25/forecast/regional/noreaster-forecast-coastal-flooding-rain-wind-boston-mid-atlanticNBC News: coastal flooding 1 to 3 feet above high tide, wave heights, full moon Saturday, Sept 25https://www.nbcnews.com/weather/storms/rare-september-noreaster-set-to-slam-east-coast-rcna599592AccuWeather: mid-Atlantic to New England outlook, updated Sept 25https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-forecasts/noreaster-to-bring-major-coastal-flooding-potential-for-hurricane-force-gusts-in-new-england/1937400CISACISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog: CVE-2026-7273, Sept 21; no later additions located in this sweephttps://www.cisa.gov/news-events/alerts/2026/09/21/cisa-adds-one-known-exploited-vulnerability-catalogFederal assistanceFederal Register: SBA notice, Texas, FEMA-4935-DR amendment, published Sept 14https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2026/09/14/2026-18756/presidential-declaration-amendment-of-a-major-disaster-for-public-assistance-only-for-the-state-of This is a public episode. 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Tous les jours, actualité, débats et bonne humeur rythment L'Heure des pros. Ce vendredi, Pascal Praud reçoit Nicolas Sarkozy à l'occasion de la visite du Pape Léon XIV en France.Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Tous les jours, actualité, débats et bonne humeur rythment L'Heure des pros. Ce vendredi, Pascal Praud reçoit Nicolas Sarkozy à l'occasion de la visite du Pape Léon XIV en France.Vous voulez réagir ? Appelez-le 01.80.20.39.21 (numéro non surtaxé) ou rendez-vous sur les réseaux sociaux d'Europe 1 pour livrer votre opinion et débattre sur grandes thématiques développées dans l'émission du jour.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

La visite du pape Léon XIV en France s'annonce comme un événement majeur, mais elle ne se déroulera pas exactement comme l'avait prévu Emmanuel Macron. Le souverain pontife a refusé la visite d'État proposée par le président, notamment le passage à Notre-Dame. Cette décision soulève des questions sur les relations entre le pouvoir politique et le domaine spirituel. Franz-Olivier Giesbert revient sur les enjeux de cette visite et sur ce qu'elle révèle des tensions actuelles.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Everyone has a story to tell, share yours with us at drama@preachgaming.com or at https://preachgaming.com/submit-story/00:00 - Intro03:12 - Lala Divorce----------Gear: https://preachgaming.com/shop/Displate: https://displate.com/preachgaming?art=619e85e06e135Twitter: @PreachgamingLive Stream - twitch.tv/preachlfwWebsite: https://preachgaming.com/

Murder and mayhem return. Alan and Lala welcome 22 normal folks to the castle for the first time. Send feedback to tallythefeedback@yahoo.com Listen to “The Traitors S5 Eps. 1 & 2” on Spreaker.

A 10h, ce lundi 21 septembre 2026, les GG : Joëlle Dago-Serry, coach de vie, Antoine Diers, consultant auprès des entreprises, et Charles Consigny, avocat, débattent de : Messe du pape à la Concorde, une atteinte à la laïcité ?

Alicia and Meredith watch Ariana take a scary fall, Lala come crawling back to SUR, and the girls uniting against Jax. Check us out on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube @also_podcast. Join our patreon for exclusive content and early episode releases: patreon.com/alsopodcast Browse our merch: also-podcast.myspreadshop.com/ Opening music: Glad Rags by Social Kapital

Andrew Lala started Yellow Wagon Landscaping when he was just 14 years old, pulling landscaping equipment around in a yellow garden wagon because he and his business partner weren't old enough to drive. More than 20 years later, Yellow Wagon Landscaping has grown into an award-winning full-service landscape design, build, and maintenance company serving northern New Jersey.In this episode of The Landscaper's Guide, Jack Jostes talks with Andrew about the next stage of that growth: getting the owner out of the weeds. Andrew shares why spending nearly half his time on a division responsible for roughly 15% of company revenue was no longer sustainable, the challenge of hiring someone to take over responsibilities he has handled for years, and why documenting processes matters when scaling. They also discuss navigating a business partnership transition, investing in marketing, and using video to create consistent messaging as the company grows.You'll Learn:Why Andrew is working to replace himself in design, sales, and project managementHow documenting processes can make delegation and onboarding easierWhy good business software is only valuable when someone owns the dataHow Andrew rebuilt his focus on growth and marketing after a major business transitionWhy video can help preserve your company's message as your sales team growsConnect With Today's Guest

Nouveaux pilotes, un brin déjantés, à bord de la Libre Antenne sur RMC ! Jean-Christophe Drouet et Julien Cazarre prennent le relais. Après les grands matchs, quand la lumière reste allumée pour les vrais passionnés, place à la Libre Antenne : un espace à part, entre passion, humour et dérision, débats enflammés, franc-parler et second degré. Un rendez-vous nocturne à la Cazarre, où l'on parle foot bien sûr, mais aussi mauvaise foi, vannes, imitations et grands moments de radio imprévisibles !

Gibson Johns of Gabbing with Gib joins Kaya for an extra-gabby Bravo episode!Before getting into the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City premiere, Gibson shares what he's hearing and seeing around some of Bravo's biggest shows. What is going on with Southern Hospitality? What did he see while cameras were rolling at Carl Radke's Soft Bar anniversary party for Summer House? And what should happen with The Valley now that its cast is shifting?Kaya and Gibson talk Scheana and Brock potentially fitting into The Valley, Lala's role on the show, Brittany, Zack and Kristen's complicated friendships, and which stories they still want to see explored.Then it's all RHOSLC.They break down the powerful way the premiere centered Mary Cosby, Whitney and Meredith seemingly returning to their natural state of enemies, Bronwyn finally leaving Todd and entering her dating era, Heather's new relationship with Tripp and Lisa revealing just how serious things became between her and John.Plus, Gibson and Kaya discuss whether this could be a completely different season for Bronwyn, why Heather having a man might actually change her role within the group and John Barlow opening up about struggling with Lisa becoming the bigger breadwinner.Follow Gibson Johns: https://www.instagram.com/gabbingwithgib/?hl=enListen to Gabbing with Gib wherever you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/gabbing-with-gib/id171179355500:00 — Catching up with Gibson + how we met02:19 — What actually makes a good Bravo interview?04:06 — What's going on with Southern Hospitality?07:58 — Summer House tea + what Gibson saw while filming11:51 — Is The Valley coming back? + who should join the cast18:18 — Let's get into the RHOSLC premiere20:23 — Mary Cosby + the emotional start to the season26:24 — Whitney vs. Meredith & Lisa… again33:20 — Bronwyn is DONE with Todd44:56 — Wait… Lisa and John almost got divorced?!FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM HERESUBSCRIBE TO OUR PATREON HEREOH YEAH WE ON THREADS HEREWHAT? YOU WANT OUR FACEBOOK? I GOT YOU RIGHT HEREYOU WANT SOME VISAULS??? CHECK OUT THE YOUTUBE BABY: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3K-oo9Q2_B1jWpVq41fS6w

This week, Shawna and LaLa discuss the unbelievable story of a husband who reportedly discovered his wife was cheating through Google Earth. That leads to a bigger conversation about the picture-perfect lives people create online—and why you shouldn't believe everything you see on Facebook or social media.They also talk about people who constantly start new businesses, claim they're going to become millionaires, and promote every new idea as the “best business ever.” Is it genuine confidence and ambition, or are they more focused on looking successful online than actually becoming successful?Then, Shawna sits down with Kerrie Lee Brown, former Editor-in-Chief of SUCCESS Magazine, to discuss her 30 year career in media, the lessons she has learned, and her new company, The Lioness Global Initiative. 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.

This episode is part of Season 40: America's 250th Anniversary -- 50 states, 25 double-feature episodesexploring the cases that shaped American history from every corner of the country.Hawaii, 1889. A Japanese shopkeeper is lynched from a telephone pole on the main street of Honoka'a forspeaking English on behalf of plantation workers. Louisiana, 1887. Ten thousand sugar cane workers strike for cashwages instead of scrip -- and armed paramilitaries sweep through residential streets at dawn, killing between 35and 300 people. Two plantation economies. Two communities who challenged the system. The same answer.The VictimsKatsu Goto was twenty-seven years old when he was killed on October 29, 1889. Born in Japan in 1862, hechanged his family name from Kobayakawa to Goto to qualify for the Hawaii immigration program. He arrived inHonolulu Harbor on February 8, 1885, aboard the SS City of Tokio -- one of 944 immigrants in the first wave ofgovernment-contract Japanese workers under the kanyaku imin program. After three years cutting cane at ninedollars a month on the Hamakua Coast, Goto opened a general store in Honoka'a, the second-largest town onthe Big Island. He spoke English. He used that skill to help Japanese workers file complaints against plantationabuses. That made him a target.In Thibodaux, Louisiana, the victims of the November 23, 1887 massacre were overwhelmingly Black -- formerlyenslaved people and their children who had struck for fair wages during the sugar harvest. Eight names survivedthe historical record: Willis Wilson, Felix Pierre, Archy Jones, Frank Patterson, Grant Conrad, Marcellin Weldon,Riley Anderson, and Mahala Washington. They represent a fraction of those killed. The full death toll has neverbeen established.The CrimesOn the night of October 28, 1889, Katsu Goto rode on horseback to Robert Overend's plantation to meet withJapanese workers who had been fined for a cane field fire they may not have set. He left the meeting around teno'clock. Six men were waiting on the road: Joseph R. Mills, Thomas Steele, William C. Blabon, William D. Watson,John Richmond, and a man identified only as Lala. Goto was found the next morning hanging from a telephonepole on Honoka'a's main street. The coroner determined he died of asphyxiation -- he was alive when the ropewent around his neck.In Louisiana, the 1887 sugar strike began on October 29 when approximately 10,000 workers laid down their caneknives at the start of harvest season. The Knights of Labor had demanded $1.25 per day in cash wages, eliminationof the scrip system, and biweekly payment. Governor Samuel Douglas McEnery -- himself a planter -- deployedeleven companies of state militia to evict striking families from plantation housing. Parish District Judge TaylorBeattie, a former Confederate and sugar planter, declared martial law over the Black population of Thibodaux,assembled a committee of three hundred armed white men, and required Black residents to carry passes. Onthe morning of November 23, 1887, armed paramilitaries moved through Black neighborhoods for more than twohours, killing men, women, and children in their homes, yards, and streets.The InvestigationIn Hawaii, all six perpetrators in the Katsu Goto lynching were identified within weeks. Lala and Richmondcooperated with authorities in exchange for dropped charges. The 1890 trial convicted four men of manslaughter-- not murder. Mills and Steele received nine years; Blabon and Watson received four years each. But justiceeroded: Steele escaped to Australia, Blabon escaped to California, and Mills was pardoned in 1894 by the sameplanter-aligned provisional government that had overthrown Queen Lili'uokalani the year before. Only Watson,who played the smallest role, served his full sentence.In Thibodaux, no one was arrested for the killings. No one was tried. No one was convicted. The bodies werecollected and dumped in unmarked graves at a site that later became the city dump. Andrew Price, a sugar planterwho participated in the attacks, was elected to the United States House of Representatives in 1889 -- two yearsafter the massacre.Historical ContextBoth cases occurred within plantation economies that ran on the same equation: keep labor costs low, keepworkers dependent, and make it dangerous to organize. In Hawaii, the Bayonet Constitution of 1887 had alreadystripped voting rights from Asian residents. In Louisiana, the scrip system effectively trapped formerly enslavedworkers on the same land they had worked before emancipation. Black farm labor organizing in the AmericanSouth did not resume in earnest until the 1930s -- more than forty years after the Thibodaux massacre.Today, a memorial to Katsu Goto stands near the Honoka'a Library on Mamane Street, erected in 1994 -- 105 yearsafter his death. A documentary, Honoka'a Hero: The Story of Katsu Goto, remains in production. In Thibodaux,the City Council officially condemned the violence in 2017, and a state historical marker was approved for 1123Bourbon Street. Ground-penetrating radar surveys of the former dump site have found anomalies consistentwith burials. As of 2025, excavation and formal identification have not been completed. The bodies are still in theground.Our Sponsors:* Check out Kensington Publishing: https://www.kensingtonbooks.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Umění má hluboké poslání, mělo by být autentické, upřímné a svobodné, říká zpěvačka Bára Basiková, která v rozhovoru s moderátorem Liborem Boučkem vypráví o své kariéře a také o dokumentu Heleny Třeštíkové. Jaké je vidět vlastní život a kariéru zpětně na filmovém plátně? A co o sobě Bára Basiková díky dokumentu zjistila?Všechny díly podcastu Host Radiožurnálu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Umění má hluboké poslání, mělo by být autentické, upřímné a svobodné, říká zpěvačka Bára Basiková, která v rozhovoru s moderátorem Liborem Boučkem vypráví o své kariéře a také o dokumentu Heleny Třeštíkové. Jaké je vidět vlastní život a kariéru zpětně na filmovém plátně? A co o sobě Bára Basiková díky dokumentu zjistila?Všechny díly podcastu Host Radiožurnálu můžete pohodlně poslouchat v mobilní aplikaci mujRozhlas pro Android a iOS nebo na webu mujRozhlas.cz.

Lala Sloatman was gracious enough to appear in The Actors Room to discuss her life and career.  I give a recap of the interview and dive into topics discussed and other information.  Thank you once again for listening to my show.

Lingering power outages from Hurricane Lowell have triggered a travel nightmare for passengers at Lihue Airport. Across Kauai's battered North Shore, weary residents are urging visitors to show respect as recovery and cleanup efforts get underway. Meanwhile on the Big Island, remnants of Lowell brought renewed flooding to Ka‘u, creating a frightening situation for a community still trying to recover from Lala. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Life Beyond The Mic, Shawna and LaLa take time to remember September 11th as we mark 25 years since the attacks that changed our country forever. They reflect on that day and share the incredible story of Michael Hingson, who is blind and was working on the 78th floor of the World Trade Center when the attacks happened. With his guide dog by his side, Michael made his way out of the building and survived.The girls also catch up on life! Giulina officially started preschool this week, and LaLa talks about how she's handling this big milestone. Meanwhile, Shawna is getting ready to hit the road and shares some of the preparation going into her upcoming trip.  Plus, LaLa talks about the Bluevua Reverse Osmosis System, and the girls share the 70mai dash camera as a road trip must have.  It's an episode about remembering those we lost, honoring incredible stories of survival, celebrating new beginnings, and catching up on everything happening in life beyond the mic.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.

Sookie attempts to go against her instincts to help Eric who seems concussed or something! He doesn't know her name, and even more alarming, is kind of being sweet. Pam BEGS Sookie to play babysitter until they are able to fix whatever is wrong with him.Meanwhile, Lala wants to clear his conscience, Jessica wants to clear Hoyt's memory, and Arlene wants to clear whatever demon is inhabiting baby Mikey's new/old doll! Rewatch, Listen & Laugh as Mikie pledges to be gutter-maxing when it comes to Eric, Alaina does a spot on crystal impression, and Ash causes us ALL to cackle for a few minutes of the episode. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Hey Friends! In this episode we cover Dee's HOH, Mallory's eviction, as well as Drew's HOH & Lala's eviction & everything in between.

BB28 Sunday Nominations Ep Recap, Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is at a turning point as the Crossovers finally make a move to put the “Icons” on the block after weeks of the trio holding power. In this recap episode, Aysha Welch, Mari Forth, and Kirsten MacInnis break down all the action and shifting alliances as new HoH Barrett shakes up the house. Barrett wins HoH and makes a bold play by nominating Dee, Angela, and Devens, the three main Icons, together for the first time all season. The panel discusses how this move comes after a long stretch of the Icons avoiding the block, their loyalty being doubted by others in the house, and why waiting any longer would mean giving up control to that tight trio. The hosts dig into the social fallout, including how Drew and Melody navigate their shifting positions, and how transparency around deals and bribes (like Yash's $5,000 offer) adds new wrinkles to the house dynamic. There's also talk about funny and messy moments from the Diary Room, chaotic HOH competitions, and what choices houseguests might make as their numbers dwindle and old alliances get tested. Mari talks about why targeting the Icons now is smart game play for Barrett, who needs to seize on a rare moment of power before the Icons regain majority. Kirsten highlights the messy lines of loyalty, showing how players like Drew and Melody are forced to pick sides as Barrett's move exposes cracks in the Icons' grip. Aysha unpacks the drama of veto selections and how social bonds and personal deals (especially Yash's bribe) make it hard to know who is truly working together. The hosts share their favorite DR and house moments, including Barrett's nomination speech and Taylor's candid responses. With a major alliance finally fractured, everyone is wondering: Did Barrett make the right choice taking his shot now, and will others follow or push back? Tune in for all the details and stay on top of the season's biggest shakeup yet! 00:00 Ladies Night BB28 Takeover Begins 06:28 All Three BB28 Icons Nominated 12:54 Lala and Taylor’s BB28 Bond 20:11 Yash’s BB28 Competition Bribe Strategy 27:03 Barrett Wins BB28 HOH Competition 34:53 BB28 Icons’ Blockbuster Bribe Exposed 41:03 Barrett Commits to Icon Eviction 47:55 Spoiler Section: BB28 Veto and Feeds 54:54 BB28 Alliances and Ceasefire Plans 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 Ep Recap, Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is at a turning point as the Crossovers finally make a move to put the “Icons” on the block after weeks of the trio holding power. In this recap episode, Aysha Welch, Mari Forth, and Kirsten MacInnis break down all the action and shifting alliances as new HoH Barrett shakes up the house. Barrett wins HoH and makes a bold play by nominating Dee, Angela, and Devens, the three main Icons, together for the first time all season. The panel discusses how this move comes after a long stretch of the Icons avoiding the block, their loyalty being doubted by others in the house, and why waiting any longer would mean giving up control to that tight trio. The hosts dig into the social fallout, including how Drew and Melody navigate their shifting positions, and how transparency around deals and bribes (like Yash's $5,000 offer) adds new wrinkles to the house dynamic. There's also talk about funny and messy moments from the Diary Room, chaotic HOH competitions, and what choices houseguests might make as their numbers dwindle and old alliances get tested. Mari talks about why targeting the Icons now is smart game play for Barrett, who needs to seize on a rare moment of power before the Icons regain majority. Kirsten highlights the messy lines of loyalty, showing how players like Drew and Melody are forced to pick sides as Barrett's move exposes cracks in the Icons' grip. Aysha unpacks the drama of veto selections and how social bonds and personal deals (especially Yash's bribe) make it hard to know who is truly working together. The hosts share their favorite DR and house moments, including Barrett's nomination speech and Taylor's candid responses. With a major alliance finally fractured, everyone is wondering: Did Barrett make the right choice taking his shot now, and will others follow or push back? Tune in for all the details and stay on top of the season's biggest shakeup yet! 00:00 Ladies Night BB28 Takeover Begins 06:28 All Three BB28 Icons Nominated 12:54 Lala and Taylor’s BB28 Bond 20:11 Yash’s BB28 Competition Bribe Strategy 27:03 Barrett Wins BB28 HOH Competition 34:53 BB28 Icons’ Blockbuster Bribe Exposed 41:03 Barrett Commits to Icon Eviction 47:55 Spoiler Section: BB28 Veto and Feeds 54:54 BB28 Alliances and Ceasefire Plans 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 Why ___ Lost Week 8 Also available on YouTube. Haley and Lala were opposites in many ways. Haley was the D1 college athlete who couldn't win a comp to save herself; Lala was the older woman who was not expected to win anything but then showed herself to be maybe TOO strong! The one who was much more well-liked made the jury while the other was left as a sweaty mess in medieval times. Their last week in the house doesn't really tell the tale of why they went out, but David Bloomberg and Chappell pull together information from the whole season. Because at RHAP, we know Big Brother, and we know Why Haley and Lala Lost. 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 Unlocked Ep Recap, Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is at a turning point as the house finally takes a shot at the Icons alliance. Chappell and Jacob Jones break down the latest Unlocked episode and the fallout from Barrett’s big HoH win. This week, Barrett wins Head of Household and stirs up the game by nominating Dee, Angela, and Devens, putting all three Icons on the block together. Tensions are high as the Icons scramble to avoid eviction, with Angela and Devens getting into heated conversations, and attempts are made to shift the target onto Yash. The episode also covers the aftermath of Lala's eviction, Taylor's position now that her closest ally is gone, and memorable moments like Angela's surprising Blockbuster competition win and a very creative “principal's office” role-play between Devens and Angela. Jacob argues that the real power in the house has shifted, as Barrett finally targets the Icons directly Chappell notes the chaotic gamble of Icons nominating themselves for the block and how the Big Brother Blockbuster twist keeps everyone on edge Jacob Jones highlights Yash's strong competition and social game, plus his clever spin to avoid heat after the bribe scandal Taylor's path forward without Lala comes up, as both hosts question whether losing that close ally will stunt or help her game The Zingbot segment sparks laughs and some debate about whether the show's roasts are sharp enough With power finally shifting away from the Icons, the house dynamics are scrambled and alliances look shaky. Will Barrett's bold move lead to a real power change, or can the Icons scramble and survive the block? Tune in for all the strategy, drama, and laughs as Chappell and Jacob unpack another unpredictable week in the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother Unlocked Returns 05:39 Would You Work With Icons? 13:39 Dream All-Winners Big Brother Season 16:45 Jay Mohr: True Superfan? 19:30 The Big Brother Blockbuster Shakeup 23:39 Survivor Players on Big Brother 26:40 Taylor’s Game After Lala’s Eviction 33:01 Taylor vs. Lala: Block Fallout 42:21 Zingbot Roasts Big Brother Unlocked 47:42 Big Brother Unlocked Surpasses Expectations 54:09 Spoilers: Barrett Targets the Icons 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 Unlocked Ep Recap, Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is at a turning point as the house finally takes a shot at the Icons alliance. Chappell and Jacob Jones break down the latest Unlocked episode and the fallout from Barrett’s big HoH win. This week, Barrett wins Head of Household and stirs up the game by nominating Dee, Angela, and Devens, putting all three Icons on the block together. Tensions are high as the Icons scramble to avoid eviction, with Angela and Devens getting into heated conversations, and attempts are made to shift the target onto Yash. The episode also covers the aftermath of Lala's eviction, Taylor's position now that her closest ally is gone, and memorable moments like Angela's surprising Blockbuster competition win and a very creative “principal's office” role-play between Devens and Angela. Jacob argues that the real power in the house has shifted, as Barrett finally targets the Icons directly Chappell notes the chaotic gamble of Icons nominating themselves for the block and how the Big Brother Blockbuster twist keeps everyone on edge Jacob Jones highlights Yash's strong competition and social game, plus his clever spin to avoid heat after the bribe scandal Taylor's path forward without Lala comes up, as both hosts question whether losing that close ally will stunt or help her game The Zingbot segment sparks laughs and some debate about whether the show's roasts are sharp enough With power finally shifting away from the Icons, the house dynamics are scrambled and alliances look shaky. Will Barrett's bold move lead to a real power change, or can the Icons scramble and survive the block? Tune in for all the strategy, drama, and laughs as Chappell and Jacob unpack another unpredictable week in the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother Unlocked Returns 05:39 Would You Work With Icons? 13:39 Dream All-Winners Big Brother Season 16:45 Jay Mohr: True Superfan? 19:30 The Big Brother Blockbuster Shakeup 23:39 Survivor Players on Big Brother 26:40 Taylor’s Game After Lala’s Eviction 33:01 Taylor vs. Lala: Block Fallout 42:21 Zingbot Roasts Big Brother Unlocked 47:42 Big Brother Unlocked Surpasses Expectations 54:09 Spoilers: Barrett Targets the Icons 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 Why ___ Lost Week 8 Also available on YouTube. Haley and Lala were opposites in many ways. Haley was the D1 college athlete who couldn't win a comp to save herself; Lala was the older woman who was not expected to win anything but then showed herself to be maybe TOO strong! The one who was much more well-liked made the jury while the other was left as a sweaty mess in medieval times. Their last week in the house doesn't really tell the tale of why they went out, but David Bloomberg and Chappell pull together information from the whole season. Because at RHAP, we know Big Brother, and we know Why Haley and Lala Lost. 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!

Britney Haynes Talks BB28 Thursday Eviction Ep Recap, Week 8 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 heads into another tense week as the Icons alliance continues to hold power, but cracks are starting to show. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by Pooya and Britney Haynes for a Thursday night recap, diving into shifting alliance lines, failed blindside plans, and the latest Blockbuster competition. As the Icons, Angela, Drew, Devens, and Dee, struggle to keep control, the rest of the house keeps missing their chance to flip the script. This episode covers the latest eviction where Lala leaves after a chaotic 4-2 vote, with speculation about whether votes went according to plan or not. The house is buzzing over missed blindsides, with Rick Devens surviving by winning the Blockbuster comp at the last second against Taylor, while many in the house secretly wanted him gone. Angela and Dee debate targeting Devens, and paranoia starts to ripple, with players like Barrett caught between multiple sides. Meanwhile, discussions hit on throwing competitions, Icons considering backdooring their own, and the social fallout from unclear votes. Britney calls out that any of the Icons need to “feel some heat,” wanting the chaos of seeing power shift away from Dee, Angela, Devens, or Drew. Taran breaks down how the eviction nearly flipped, showing how time pressure and poor communication kept the votes from lining up against Taylor instead of Lala. Pooya and Britney both point out that non-Icons like Melody or Taylor could bring maximum chaos if they win HoH and nominate all three Icons, raising the stakes for the alliances. Angela's social reads come under the microscope, as both her and Dee consider selling out Drew or Barrett and suspecting flip-flopping from Barrett. The group laughs over iconic DR moments, strange competitions, and even a botched celebrity interview during the live show. With alliances fragile and the Icons starting to question each other, could the next HoH finally break their control, or will another chance for maximum drama slip through the cracks? Listen in for the full breakdown and find out what's next inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Thursday Night 06:34 Blockbuster Comp Shakes Up Game 14:25 Icons' Alliance Faces New Heat 18:07 Maximum Chaos HOH Predictions 24:05 Barrett’s Game: Playing Both Sides 32:02 Blockbuster Showdown: Devens Survives 38:37 Lala's Eviction and Julie Chat 44:25 Melody's DRs and Zingbot Zings 52:18 Jay Mohr's Celebrity Big Brother Segment 1:06:09 Big Brother 1,000th Episode Backstage 1:14:13 Fears and Tangents Beyond 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!

BB28 Friday Live Feed Update September 4, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 steps into the jury phase and the house is tense as shifting alliances and messy votes leave everyone guessing who's really loyal. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Pooya break down a pivotal game week in this detailed recap episode. The drama kicks off with Drew as the outgoing HoH and Lala, Taylor, and Devens on the block. With the main target on Devens, players debate the merits of keeping Lala versus Taylor based on comp skills, as pointed out by Dee and Angela. Chaos hits when Barrett's influence derails the planned vote, causing a miscommunication that flips the eviction. After Devens saves himself with the Blockbuster, the houseguests scramble, but Lala is sent packing by a narrow margin, becoming the first jury member. Barrett grabs the new HoH win, and talk quickly turns to who he should nominate. Taran details how Barrett weighs targeting the Icons (Dee, Angela, Devens) versus Yash, especially as cracks in alliances (and secrets like Yash's bribe) could reshape the game. The hosts break down the logic and fallout if certain players win Veto or Blockbuster, and Pooya raises the stakes on how Barrett's nominations could damage his social standing. There's plenty of fun too, with awkward storage room showdowns and musical celebration over Olivia Rodrigo. Taran Armstrong explains how Barrett quietly kills the Lala flip and exposes the power of middlemen in live vote chaos. Pooya observes that vote confusion and relying on Barrett's word changes the entire eviction outcome. Taran highlights why Barrett needs to target the Icons and how Yash's bribe secret could backfire for Dee, Angela, and Devens. Pooya questions if Barrett can keep friends after nominating half the house and how he'll handle the backlash. Strategic speculation on BB Comics comp favorites, with Barrett and Yash being named as frontrunners. Power is up for grabs as old alliances crack and new secrets spill. Will Barrett's all-in move against the Icons keep him safe, or is he just putting a target on his own back for the next HOH? Listen in for every twist and strategy from a wild week inside the Big Brother house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Recap 03:53 Debating Blockbuster Competitor Choices 07:31 Blockbuster Predictions Cause Uncertainty 13:26 Lala's Dramatic Big Brother Eviction 19:28 Jury Phase Begins, Tensions Rise 29:29 Barrett's Big Brother HOH Win 44:29 Barrett Targets Icons With Nominations 58:17 BB Comics Challenge: Who's Favored? 01:01:08 Revealing Yash's Big Brother Bribe 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!

Britney Haynes Talks BB28 Thursday Eviction Ep Recap, Week 8 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 heads into another tense week as the Icons alliance continues to hold power, but cracks are starting to show. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by Pooya and Britney Haynes for a Thursday night recap, diving into shifting alliance lines, failed blindside plans, and the latest Blockbuster competition. As the Icons, Angela, Drew, Devens, and Dee, struggle to keep control, the rest of the house keeps missing their chance to flip the script. This episode covers the latest eviction where Lala leaves after a chaotic 4-2 vote, with speculation about whether votes went according to plan or not. The house is buzzing over missed blindsides, with Rick Devens surviving by winning the Blockbuster comp at the last second against Taylor, while many in the house secretly wanted him gone. Angela and Dee debate targeting Devens, and paranoia starts to ripple, with players like Barrett caught between multiple sides. Meanwhile, discussions hit on throwing competitions, Icons considering backdooring their own, and the social fallout from unclear votes. Britney calls out that any of the Icons need to “feel some heat,” wanting the chaos of seeing power shift away from Dee, Angela, Devens, or Drew. Taran breaks down how the eviction nearly flipped, showing how time pressure and poor communication kept the votes from lining up against Taylor instead of Lala. Pooya and Britney both point out that non-Icons like Melody or Taylor could bring maximum chaos if they win HoH and nominate all three Icons, raising the stakes for the alliances. Angela's social reads come under the microscope, as both her and Dee consider selling out Drew or Barrett and suspecting flip-flopping from Barrett. The group laughs over iconic DR moments, strange competitions, and even a botched celebrity interview during the live show. With alliances fragile and the Icons starting to question each other, could the next HoH finally break their control, or will another chance for maximum drama slip through the cracks? Listen in for the full breakdown and find out what's next inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Thursday Night 06:34 Blockbuster Comp Shakes Up Game 14:25 Icons' Alliance Faces New Heat 18:07 Maximum Chaos HOH Predictions 24:05 Barrett’s Game: Playing Both Sides 32:02 Blockbuster Showdown: Devens Survives 38:37 Lala's Eviction and Julie Chat 44:25 Melody's DRs and Zingbot Zings 52:18 Jay Mohr's Celebrity Big Brother Segment 1:06:09 Big Brother 1,000th Episode Backstage 1:14:13 Fears and Tangents Beyond 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!

BB28 Friday Live Feed Update September 4, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 steps into the jury phase and the house is tense as shifting alliances and messy votes leave everyone guessing who's really loyal. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Pooya break down a pivotal game week in this detailed recap episode. The drama kicks off with Drew as the outgoing HoH and Lala, Taylor, and Devens on the block. With the main target on Devens, players debate the merits of keeping Lala versus Taylor based on comp skills, as pointed out by Dee and Angela. Chaos hits when Barrett's influence derails the planned vote, causing a miscommunication that flips the eviction. After Devens saves himself with the Blockbuster, the houseguests scramble, but Lala is sent packing by a narrow margin, becoming the first jury member. Barrett grabs the new HoH win, and talk quickly turns to who he should nominate. Taran details how Barrett weighs targeting the Icons (Dee, Angela, Devens) versus Yash, especially as cracks in alliances (and secrets like Yash's bribe) could reshape the game. The hosts break down the logic and fallout if certain players win Veto or Blockbuster, and Pooya raises the stakes on how Barrett's nominations could damage his social standing. There's plenty of fun too, with awkward storage room showdowns and musical celebration over Olivia Rodrigo. Taran Armstrong explains how Barrett quietly kills the Lala flip and exposes the power of middlemen in live vote chaos. Pooya observes that vote confusion and relying on Barrett's word changes the entire eviction outcome. Taran highlights why Barrett needs to target the Icons and how Yash's bribe secret could backfire for Dee, Angela, and Devens. Pooya questions if Barrett can keep friends after nominating half the house and how he'll handle the backlash. Strategic speculation on BB Comics comp favorites, with Barrett and Yash being named as frontrunners. Power is up for grabs as old alliances crack and new secrets spill. Will Barrett's all-in move against the Icons keep him safe, or is he just putting a target on his own back for the next HOH? Listen in for every twist and strategy from a wild week inside the Big Brother house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Recap 03:53 Debating Blockbuster Competitor Choices 07:31 Blockbuster Predictions Cause Uncertainty 13:26 Lala's Dramatic Big Brother Eviction 19:28 Jury Phase Begins, Tensions Rise 29:29 Barrett's Big Brother HOH Win 44:29 Barrett Targets Icons With Nominations 58:17 BB Comics Challenge: Who's Favored? 01:01:08 Revealing Yash's Big Brother Bribe 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 talk about Danny and NIa leaving, Scheana and Brock, Lala's storyline, Stassi's interesting moves, Phaedra's new boyfriend from Traitors, Shannon Beador on Jeff Lewis after Patrick-Producer-Gate, The Pastor's Wife, and get into the latest RHOC (but do veer off into sidebar conversations throughout!)Upgrade your everyday. Download the Quince app for app-exclusive offers or visit www.quince.com/vpr for free shipping and 365 day returns!For bonus content, please join us at www.patreon.com/vanderpumprulespartyWe'll be doing a Q&A this week so send in your questions!This 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

Summer of Stein Big Brother 28 Week 8 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is all about shifting sides as the power in the house gets tested and once tight alliances start to show cracks. In this recap episode, host Rob Cesternino is joined by guest Eric Stein, as they break down week 8's wild events, the fallout from key votes, and messy social dynamics that put everyone on edge. Eric and Rob dig into this week's shockwaves: Barrett's bold move burns his own alliance as he tries to flip the script and “stick it to the vets,” but ends up potentially at the bottom of a new alliance. Meanwhile, Drew's decision to put Rick Devens on the block backfires, with both hosts calling out the risky and emotional gameplay on display. The duo also covers the medieval-themed twist, where past Big Brother alumni like Cody and Brittany return to host a tournament—resulting in a brutal and chaotic exit for Haley in a comp-heavy twist. Melody and Drew's showmance complications add drama, as Melody uses her social game to stay off the block and Zingbot's appearance puts everyone on notice with pointed jokes that land especially hard on Drew. On the other side, Yash emerges as a rising force, using a survivor's mentality and bribe fallout to gain footing, but his relationship with Taylor and Lala makes his path uncertain. Eric Stein flags Barrett's shift as a strategic misstep, arguing he just moved from the bottom of one alliance to another and is now a target. Both hosts critique Drew's HoH reign for putting Rick Devens on the block and ignoring the obvious move of targeting Dee. Rob Cesternino dives into Melody and Drew's dynamic, questioning if their split loyalty will cost them a shot at the end. Eric highlights Yash's strong social game and likeliness as a returnee, but notes the bribe controversy might kneecap his long-term chances. The hosts laugh over Zingbot's harsh song for Drew and discuss the lack of agency for the warehouse-bound alumni at the 1,000th episode party. As alliances reshuffle and new power players like Yash step up, can Barrett reverse his fate, or did he seal his eviction? Tune in for the full Summer of Stein as Rob and Eric break it all down. Chapters: 00:00 Summer of Stein Returns 03:01 Big Brother 28 Watch Party Revealed 06:32 Warehouse Reunion Sparks Alumni Debate 10:14 Notable Alumni Sidelined at 1,000th Episode 15:05 Ramble Battle Royale Ignites Alumni Rivalry 19:10 Alyssa's Game-Changing Battle Royale Moments 24:44 Alyssa's Bold Big Brother Tactics 29:12 Medieval Week Twist Upsets Game 33:44 Cody's Medieval Hosting Antics 37:32 Haley's Poetic Big Brother Exit 41:00 Barrett's Betrayal Splits House Alliances 47:00 Jury Formation and Devens' Blockbuster Fate 52:59 Zingbot Returns: Drew's Tough Night 54:59 Showmance Complications: Melody and Drew 58:05 Rick Devens' Risky Blockbuster Gamble 01:04:00 Audience Q&A: Big Brother Game Tactics 01:10:47 Yash's Rise in Big Brother 28 01:12:25 Modern Big Brother Game Reflections 01:17:28 Episode Predictions and Contrarian Takes 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 September 3, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is wide open as alliances shuffle, connections get tested, and nearly everyone plots a move while no one feels safe. Recap hosts Taran Armstrong and AJ break down day 58 on the live feeds, as vote flips swirl ahead of a crucial eviction. Who will shape the next phase — the power players willing to take out their own allies, the quieter strategists, or a surprise competitor on the rise? Drew reigns as Head of Household after nominating Lala and Taylor, before Yash pulls himself down with a Veto win and Devens surprises the house by volunteering to go up as a replacement. Eviction talk is chaos: the original plan pitted Lala versus Taylor, but shifting loyalties see Dee and Angela quietly turn on Devens, while other houseguests debate which nominee is best to keep for their own games. Meanwhile, Lala's strong campaigning gets noticed, Taylor's laid-back approach now puts her in jeopardy, and the Icons' grip loosens as multiple power centers try to outmaneuver one another. Dee, worried about her standing, considers flipping on Devens and starts planning a possible alliance with Yash. AJ highlights Lala's proactive campaigning style, which stands out compared to Taylor's more passive efforts. Vote math has the house split — at various times, near-ties or even unanimous blindsides are possible as players like Barrett and Melody weigh personal connections and comp threats. The group debates challenge strength versus loyalty, with Yash valuing comp wins and Barrett worried about side alliances. On the lighter side, the house bonds through silly moments, including an unexpected cereal box disaster and a bathroom prank. With so many alliances in flux and both Taylor and Lala's fates tied to shifting perceptions, who will take control as the next HOH and can any alliance truly trust its members this deep in the game? Tune in for the full recap and every twist in the BB28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Daily Recap 06:14 Blockbuster Decisions and The Vote 12:21 Dee Targets Devens for Eviction 17:05 Lala and Taylor Campaigns Collide 24:55 Yash Considers Flipping His Vote 31:52 Drew's HOH Plans Unravel 38:15 Barrett Plots Yash and Icon Moves 46:31 Dee's Jury Strategy and Paranoia 53:57 House Scrambles to Secure Devens Vote 59:30 Melody and Drew Debate Taylor vs. Lala 01:05:32 Endgame Choices for Barrett, Melody 01:09:56 Lighter Moments and House Dynamics 01:10:59 Blockbuster Competition and Eviction Anticipation 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!

Summer of Stein Big Brother 28 Week 8 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is all about shifting sides as the power in the house gets tested and once tight alliances start to show cracks. In this recap episode, host Rob Cesternino is joined by guest Eric Stein, as they break down week 8's wild events, the fallout from key votes, and messy social dynamics that put everyone on edge. Eric and Rob dig into this week's shockwaves: Barrett's bold move burns his own alliance as he tries to flip the script and “stick it to the vets,” but ends up potentially at the bottom of a new alliance. Meanwhile, Drew's decision to put Rick Devens on the block backfires, with both hosts calling out the risky and emotional gameplay on display. The duo also covers the medieval-themed twist, where past Big Brother alumni like Cody and Brittany return to host a tournament—resulting in a brutal and chaotic exit for Haley in a comp-heavy twist. Melody and Drew's showmance complications add drama, as Melody uses her social game to stay off the block and Zingbot's appearance puts everyone on notice with pointed jokes that land especially hard on Drew. On the other side, Yash emerges as a rising force, using a survivor's mentality and bribe fallout to gain footing, but his relationship with Taylor and Lala makes his path uncertain. Eric Stein flags Barrett's shift as a strategic misstep, arguing he just moved from the bottom of one alliance to another and is now a target. Both hosts critique Drew's HoH reign for putting Rick Devens on the block and ignoring the obvious move of targeting Dee. Rob Cesternino dives into Melody and Drew's dynamic, questioning if their split loyalty will cost them a shot at the end. Eric highlights Yash's strong social game and likeliness as a returnee, but notes the bribe controversy might kneecap his long-term chances. The hosts laugh over Zingbot's harsh song for Drew and discuss the lack of agency for the warehouse-bound alumni at the 1,000th episode party. As alliances reshuffle and new power players like Yash step up, can Barrett reverse his fate, or did he seal his eviction? Tune in for the full Summer of Stein as Rob and Eric break it all down. Chapters: 00:00 Summer of Stein Returns 03:01 Big Brother 28 Watch Party Revealed 06:32 Warehouse Reunion Sparks Alumni Debate 10:14 Notable Alumni Sidelined at 1,000th Episode 15:05 Ramble Battle Royale Ignites Alumni Rivalry 19:10 Alyssa's Game-Changing Battle Royale Moments 24:44 Alyssa's Bold Big Brother Tactics 29:12 Medieval Week Twist Upsets Game 33:44 Cody's Medieval Hosting Antics 37:32 Haley's Poetic Big Brother Exit 41:00 Barrett's Betrayal Splits House Alliances 47:00 Jury Formation and Devens' Blockbuster Fate 52:59 Zingbot Returns: Drew's Tough Night 54:59 Showmance Complications: Melody and Drew 58:05 Rick Devens' Risky Blockbuster Gamble 01:04:00 Audience Q&A: Big Brother Game Tactics 01:10:47 Yash's Rise in Big Brother 28 01:12:25 Modern Big Brother Game Reflections 01:17:28 Episode Predictions and Contrarian Takes 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 September 3, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is wide open as alliances shuffle, connections get tested, and nearly everyone plots a move while no one feels safe. Recap hosts Taran Armstrong and AJ break down day 58 on the live feeds, as vote flips swirl ahead of a crucial eviction. Who will shape the next phase — the power players willing to take out their own allies, the quieter strategists, or a surprise competitor on the rise? Drew reigns as Head of Household after nominating Lala and Taylor, before Yash pulls himself down with a Veto win and Devens surprises the house by volunteering to go up as a replacement. Eviction talk is chaos: the original plan pitted Lala versus Taylor, but shifting loyalties see Dee and Angela quietly turn on Devens, while other houseguests debate which nominee is best to keep for their own games. Meanwhile, Lala's strong campaigning gets noticed, Taylor's laid-back approach now puts her in jeopardy, and the Icons' grip loosens as multiple power centers try to outmaneuver one another. Dee, worried about her standing, considers flipping on Devens and starts planning a possible alliance with Yash. AJ highlights Lala's proactive campaigning style, which stands out compared to Taylor's more passive efforts. Vote math has the house split — at various times, near-ties or even unanimous blindsides are possible as players like Barrett and Melody weigh personal connections and comp threats. The group debates challenge strength versus loyalty, with Yash valuing comp wins and Barrett worried about side alliances. On the lighter side, the house bonds through silly moments, including an unexpected cereal box disaster and a bathroom prank. With so many alliances in flux and both Taylor and Lala's fates tied to shifting perceptions, who will take control as the next HOH and can any alliance truly trust its members this deep in the game? Tune in for the full recap and every twist in the BB28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Daily Recap 06:14 Blockbuster Decisions and The Vote 12:21 Dee Targets Devens for Eviction 17:05 Lala and Taylor Campaigns Collide 24:55 Yash Considers Flipping His Vote 31:52 Drew's HOH Plans Unravel 38:15 Barrett Plots Yash and Icon Moves 46:31 Dee's Jury Strategy and Paranoia 53:57 House Scrambles to Secure Devens Vote 59:30 Melody and Drew Debate Taylor vs. Lala 01:05:32 Endgame Choices for Barrett, Melody 01:09:56 Lighter Moments and House Dynamics 01:10:59 Blockbuster Competition and Eviction Anticipation 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 8 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 enters a turning point as the remaining houseguests size up new threats and navigate a fractured house. In this Roundtable Recap Taran Armstrong, Melissa Deni, and Chappell unpack a week shaped by shifting alliances, surprise targets, and all the drama after the feeds return. The episode covers the aftermath of Mallory and Haley's exits, the controversial “medieval contest” twist, and the resulting dynamics as Drew wins Head of Household. After Drew nominates Taylor, Lala, and Yash, Yash wins Veto and pulls himself down, forcing Drew into a tough spot for his renom choice. The discussion dives into Drew's loyalty to the Crossovers, fears about putting up Melody, and the dangerous possibility of nominating a fellow Icon. Volunteering for the block comes up as Devens steps in, creating serious risk for his own game. Barrett's flip against Drew and the Crossovers brings new energy to the season, with Melissa noting how rare these moves actually are. Chappell highlights the Icons' lack of adversity and criticizes Devens' choice to volunteer, comparing it to classic Big Brother missteps. The group questions whether Lala or Taylor is the bigger threat, with Taran using comp stats to argue Taylor might be underestimated. Audience polls spark debate over player popularity shifts, especially Barrett's big jump and Dee's fall from the top spot after key alliance betrayals. The panel discusses the flaws in the Blockbuster twist and the lack of live feeds, drawing attention to production choices affecting gameplay and fan satisfaction. With the Icons finally facing real danger, new alliances forming, and blindsides looming, the roundtable asks: Did Drew and Devens make the right call with this week's nominations, or will these moves haunt them as the game enters jury? Don't miss the full episode for in-depth strategy talk, big moments, and all the latest BB28 house drama. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Week Overview 06:39 Barrett Pfeiffer's Game-Changing Flip 14:24 Devens Volunteers for Block, Risks Game 20:13 Audience Favorites Shake Up Rankings 32:43 Blockbuster Decisions and Player Fate 47:00 Twist Fallout Impacts Jury Phase 56:38 Blockbuster Dilemma and Double Eviction 01:03:57 Players Rated on Big Brother Gameplay 01:27:21 Yash Patel Dominates Competitions 02:04:00 Endgame Prospects for Remaining Houseguests 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 8 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 enters a turning point as the remaining houseguests size up new threats and navigate a fractured house. In this Roundtable Recap Taran Armstrong, Melissa Deni, and Chappell unpack a week shaped by shifting alliances, surprise targets, and all the drama after the feeds return. The episode covers the aftermath of Mallory and Haley's exits, the controversial “medieval contest” twist, and the resulting dynamics as Drew wins Head of Household. After Drew nominates Taylor, Lala, and Yash, Yash wins Veto and pulls himself down, forcing Drew into a tough spot for his renom choice. The discussion dives into Drew's loyalty to the Crossovers, fears about putting up Melody, and the dangerous possibility of nominating a fellow Icon. Volunteering for the block comes up as Devens steps in, creating serious risk for his own game. Barrett's flip against Drew and the Crossovers brings new energy to the season, with Melissa noting how rare these moves actually are. Chappell highlights the Icons' lack of adversity and criticizes Devens' choice to volunteer, comparing it to classic Big Brother missteps. The group questions whether Lala or Taylor is the bigger threat, with Taran using comp stats to argue Taylor might be underestimated. Audience polls spark debate over player popularity shifts, especially Barrett's big jump and Dee's fall from the top spot after key alliance betrayals. The panel discusses the flaws in the Blockbuster twist and the lack of live feeds, drawing attention to production choices affecting gameplay and fan satisfaction. With the Icons finally facing real danger, new alliances forming, and blindsides looming, the roundtable asks: Did Drew and Devens make the right call with this week's nominations, or will these moves haunt them as the game enters jury? Don't miss the full episode for in-depth strategy talk, big moments, and all the latest BB28 house drama. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Week Overview 06:39 Barrett Pfeiffer's Game-Changing Flip 14:24 Devens Volunteers for Block, Risks Game 20:13 Audience Favorites Shake Up Rankings 32:43 Blockbuster Decisions and Player Fate 47:00 Twist Fallout Impacts Jury Phase 56:38 Blockbuster Dilemma and Double Eviction 01:03:57 Players Rated on Big Brother Gameplay 01:27:21 Yash Patel Dominates Competitions 02:04:00 Endgame Prospects for Remaining Houseguests 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 Medieval Ep Recap, Week 8 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 delivers another unpredictable night as the house deals with complicated twists and mounting uncertainty. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong team up with guests Aman Adwin and Lovina Pavel for a lively Sunday recap, reflecting on the fallout of split competitions, shifting alliances, and confused strategies. This episode covers a jam-packed schedule interrupted by a mid-episode cliffhanger that leaves both TV viewers and live feed watchers in the dark. Dee wins the first round of the competition and must decide between saving Angela or Devens. Strategic conversations swirl about who to protect and who to put at risk, with Barrett, Drew, Melody, Yash, Taylor, and Lala each playing critical roles. Haley finds herself locked into a punishing gauntlet of backyard competitions on a scorching 113-degree night, ultimately becoming the key focus for eviction, though she gets surprisingly little screen time or story. Alliance strategies get shaken as the house navigates new rules, the compressed format, and live feed chaos, while players like Yash make risky moves to protect their allies and control their fate. Rob questions Dee's choice to save Devens over Angela, and wonders why Rick Devens doesn't negotiate harder for his own safety. Taran explains the math and confusion behind the twist-heavy competition structure and points out how the chaotic edits mask shaky production. Aman praises Yash for volunteering for danger to keep Taylor and Lala safe, calling it a high-risk, high-reward play. Lovina highlights Melody and Drew's awkward social dynamics, and notices the lack of compelling Haley content as she exits. Power in the house is shifting as Drew's HoH reign is squeezed from all sides, and the fallout from Haley's eviction leaves new cracks in the remaining alliances. With risky moves, fractured trust, and unfinished business after the cliffhanger, can Drew solidify his spot or is he set up as a target heading into the next round? Tune in to hear the full breakdown of Big Brother 28's latest twists and the gameplay behind the chaos. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Recap Begins 06:40 The Twist Announced: Feeds Down 14:10 Haley's Eviction and BB28 Strategy 23:15 Vets' Plan and Competition Dynamics 30:45 Yash Volunteers, Changing BB28 Game 38:06 Audience Draft and Yash's Move 46:50 Drew's HOH Dilemma in BB28 56:05 Eviction Targets and Veto Plans 01:02:00 Drew's Position With the Vets 01:05:45 Big Brother 28 Comp Guest Hosts 01:10:41 Closing: BB28 Twist Continues 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 31, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is full of uncertainty as Drew weighs his options for the Veto renom, with Devens volunteering to go up as a pawn and alliances questioning if that's a smart move. Host Taran Armstrong leads today's Recap, joined by guest Maggie, as they dive into shifting loyalties, messy trust issues, and the looming potential for a major blindside. This episode follows Drew as the current HoH, who's nominated LaLa, Taylor, and Yash, but Yash wins the Veto, forcing Drew to pick a replacement. Devens volunteers, wanting to show trust, but both Taran and Maggie question if that puts the Icons alliance in trouble. Meanwhile, the Icons continue to trust Barrett despite clues that he may have shifted his loyalty, and Melody and Drew's tight relationship also raises eyebrows. Conversations swirl over who should really be on the block, with Dee and Angela pushing Devens to save himself, and the group grappling over whether to risk putting up Melody or Barrett instead. Social dynamics flare up as Drew's perceived indecision and sarcastic style leave his allies feeling left out, and moments like Angela spinning Devens on a pool float add humor amid the strategy. Taran Armstrong points out Devens' miscalculation in not pushing harder to keep himself off the block, suggesting Drew could be swayed. Maggie highlights how the Icons can't see that Barrett is the key swing, even after Dee apparently picked Haley over Barrett. Drew's lack of directness with his closest allies and sarcastic approach frustrate both his alliance and podcast guests. The idea of block voting and Survivor-style jury threats comes up, with Devens making a “joking” statement about withholding jury votes that everyone might take seriously. The Drew/Melody showmance is explored, exposing how their tight bond may hurt their overall games. With trust eroding in key alliances and the Icons at risk, will Drew actually take a shot at Dee, or does Devens remain the easy target? And if a major move leaves Drew isolated, where does he turn for support? Catch the full episode for a deep dive into all the shifting alliances and drama inside the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 55 Begins 04:28 Devens Volunteers for Veto Block 07:18 HOH Drew Targets Icons 12:29 Devens Hesitates to Resist Nomination 15:45 Barrett's Secret Game Moves Exposed 21:38 Drew's Leadership Questioned by Allies 26:22 Jury Vote Threats Emerge 36:06 Drew Considers Nominating Dee 41:01 Drew Waffles, Dee Feels Targeted 46:12 Veto Ceremony Anticipation and Fallout 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 Ep Recap, Week 8 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 delivers another unpredictable night as the house deals with complicated twists and mounting uncertainty. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong team up with guests Aman Adwin and Lovina Pavel for a lively Sunday recap, reflecting on the fallout of split competitions, shifting alliances, and confused strategies. This episode covers a jam-packed schedule interrupted by a mid-episode cliffhanger that leaves both TV viewers and live feed watchers in the dark. Dee wins the first round of the competition and must decide between saving Angela or Devens. Strategic conversations swirl about who to protect and who to put at risk, with Barrett, Drew, Melody, Yash, Taylor, and Lala each playing critical roles. Haley finds herself locked into a punishing gauntlet of backyard competitions on a scorching 113-degree night, ultimately becoming the key focus for eviction, though she gets surprisingly little screen time or story. Alliance strategies get shaken as the house navigates new rules, the compressed format, and live feed chaos, while players like Yash make risky moves to protect their allies and control their fate. Rob questions Dee's choice to save Devens over Angela, and wonders why Rick Devens doesn't negotiate harder for his own safety. Taran explains the math and confusion behind the twist-heavy competition structure and points out how the chaotic edits mask shaky production. Aman praises Yash for volunteering for danger to keep Taylor and Lala safe, calling it a high-risk, high-reward play. Lovina highlights Melody and Drew's awkward social dynamics, and notices the lack of compelling Haley content as she exits. Power in the house is shifting as Drew's HoH reign is squeezed from all sides, and the fallout from Haley's eviction leaves new cracks in the remaining alliances. With risky moves, fractured trust, and unfinished business after the cliffhanger, can Drew solidify his spot or is he set up as a target heading into the next round? Tune in to hear the full breakdown of Big Brother 28's latest twists and the gameplay behind the chaos. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Recap Begins 06:40 The Twist Announced: Feeds Down 14:10 Haley's Eviction and BB28 Strategy 23:15 Vets' Plan and Competition Dynamics 30:45 Yash Volunteers, Changing BB28 Game 38:06 Audience Draft and Yash's Move 46:50 Drew's HOH Dilemma in BB28 56:05 Eviction Targets and Veto Plans 01:02:00 Drew's Position With the Vets 01:05:45 Big Brother 28 Comp Guest Hosts 01:10:41 Closing: BB28 Twist Continues 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 31, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is full of uncertainty as Drew weighs his options for the Veto renom, with Devens volunteering to go up as a pawn and alliances questioning if that's a smart move. Host Taran Armstrong leads today's Recap, joined by guest Maggie, as they dive into shifting loyalties, messy trust issues, and the looming potential for a major blindside. This episode follows Drew as the current HoH, who's nominated LaLa, Taylor, and Yash, but Yash wins the Veto, forcing Drew to pick a replacement. Devens volunteers, wanting to show trust, but both Taran and Maggie question if that puts the Icons alliance in trouble. Meanwhile, the Icons continue to trust Barrett despite clues that he may have shifted his loyalty, and Melody and Drew's tight relationship also raises eyebrows. Conversations swirl over who should really be on the block, with Dee and Angela pushing Devens to save himself, and the group grappling over whether to risk putting up Melody or Barrett instead. Social dynamics flare up as Drew's perceived indecision and sarcastic style leave his allies feeling left out, and moments like Angela spinning Devens on a pool float add humor amid the strategy. Taran Armstrong points out Devens' miscalculation in not pushing harder to keep himself off the block, suggesting Drew could be swayed. Maggie highlights how the Icons can't see that Barrett is the key swing, even after Dee apparently picked Haley over Barrett. Drew's lack of directness with his closest allies and sarcastic approach frustrate both his alliance and podcast guests. The idea of block voting and Survivor-style jury threats comes up, with Devens making a “joking” statement about withholding jury votes that everyone might take seriously. The Drew/Melody showmance is explored, exposing how their tight bond may hurt their overall games. With trust eroding in key alliances and the Icons at risk, will Drew actually take a shot at Dee, or does Devens remain the easy target? And if a major move leaves Drew isolated, where does he turn for support? Catch the full episode for a deep dive into all the shifting alliances and drama inside the Big Brother 28 house. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 55 Begins 04:28 Devens Volunteers for Veto Block 07:18 HOH Drew Targets Icons 12:29 Devens Hesitates to Resist Nomination 15:45 Barrett's Secret Game Moves Exposed 21:38 Drew's Leadership Questioned by Allies 26:22 Jury Vote Threats Emerge 36:06 Drew Considers Nominating Dee 41:01 Drew Waffles, Dee Feels Targeted 46:12 Veto Ceremony Anticipation and Fallout 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!