Podcasts about Yash

SPOILER WARNING: This audio contains major spoilers for the Big Brother 28 finale, including the winner.Taylor Brown, the runner-up of Big Brother 28, joins The Exclusive to break down the 6-1 jury vote and the finale-eve conversation that convinced Rick Devens to take her to the final two. She reflects on Yash's vote for Devens and whether she highlighted her late competition wins enough, including the Part 1 win that cut across the plan Devens and Drew Campbell had for the final Head of Household. Taylor also addresses keeping Dee over Angela, whether she'd have cut Devens if she'd won the final HOH, how she thinks she'd have done against Drew, and whether she'd play Big Brother again.

SPOILER WARNING: This audio contains major spoilers for the Big Brother 28 finale, including the winner. Drew Campbell, who finished third on Big Brother 28, joins The Exclusive to break down Rick Devens' final Head of Household decision to take Taylor Brown to the final two and his own jury vote for Devens. The Beast Games alum reflects on how he thinks he'd have done against Devens or Taylor, whether he'd have cut Devens himself, and keeping Devens over Dee at final four. Drew also addresses his bond with Melody and where it goes outside the house, the Coin of Destiny theory he set off online, Yash's claim that he'd have outlasted him in the Pressure Cooker, and finishing top three for America's Favorite Houseguest.

Today we welcome Yash Bhatt to the podcast, and he has an amazing story of how real estate got him out of being a full time physician.  Yash loved his career as a pediatrician, but quickly realized the burnout that can happen in his field. He made a decision to start creating other income streams, and STRs, BRRRs, and flips became the vehicle to do that.  Today he shares with us the step-by-step plan he followed, and what his next moves will be. If you're drowning in your W2 and looking for the off ramp, this episode will show you exactly how to do that! LEVEL UP YOUR LISTING SUMMIT

Unlock the world of holistic healing with Yash Shekhar—Grandmaster Reiki Healer, Yogacharya, Yogaguru, and Padmasana record holder—in this insightful episode of The Brand Called You.Hosted by Ashutosh Garg, this conversation explores Yash Shekhar's remarkable journey from naturally practicing Padmasana as a child to exploring Reiki, Tibetan Reiki, Kriya Yoga, Mantra Yoga, meditation, and other holistic practices.Yash Shekhar shares his perspectives on Kundalini, Mantra Yoga, the relationship between the body and mind, and the importance of integrating physical practices, breathwork, mental awareness, and the environment.The conversation also explores his experiences with Himalayan masters, his approach to supporting people facing serious health challenges, the potential for collaboration between conventional medicine and holistic practices, and his response to skepticism surrounding energy healing.Listeners will also discover simple practices, including Vajrasana and mindful breath observation, that Yash Shekhar recommends incorporating into a daily routine.Whether you are interested in yoga, Reiki, meditation, holistic wellness, or ancient spiritual traditions, this episode offers perspectives and practical insights for further exploration.

Melody Morris, the latest houseguest evicted from Big Brother 28, joins The Exclusive to break down her final campaign to stay and her decision to renominate Yash after Devens won the veto on her HOH. She reflects on the Mosh Pit, the alliance with the Icons she calls "a total sham," her close bond with Drew, and the one thing she wishes she'd done differently: "win more competitions." Melody also explains why she has "absolutely no regret" about the renom, and says she would play Big Brother "every single summer for the rest of my life."

Big Brother 19 winner Josh Martinez joins Sharon to break down Week 11 of Big Brother 28, from Taylor's HOH to the final four decision potentially facing his close friend Dee. Josh walks through the one piece of advice he gave her before the game, why he thinks she has to cut Devens and cut him sooner rather than later, and why Devens' "way too trusting" read of the house could hand him the "biggest blindside of the season." He explains what he believes it takes to win a final jury speech — "own your game," even the parts that make you the villain — and what Drew and Taylor each need to say if they get to the end. Josh also gets into Drew's chaotic run and whether it adds up to winner equity, Yash's slow-burn game and the one thing he wishes he'd done differently and the Survivor versus Big Brother debate. Plus, his read on Jag, Taylor and Michele heading into The Traitors castle.

Yashvier Kosaraju, who goes by Yash, is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) of a16z, 4 months into the job when this was recorded, which by his own measure feels like about a year. The job covers the firm's corporate environment, its cloud controls and its pitch decks, and the part that makes him useful to this audience is that a16z sits close enough to its portfolio companies that founders bring him their security problems directly. So host Jon McLachlan starts there. When does a startup make its first security hire, and when does that become a head of security? Yash separates the two hard. The first hire is a staff or senior staff engineer who can work independently, someone in the code and the infrastructure rather than someone building a team, and the trigger is a risk decision about what data you hold and what happens if it walks. Headcount has nothing to do with it. Where that person sits matters as much as when you hire them, because an engineer without enough context and access can't execute. The head of security comes much later, when the company is big enough to need a dedicated leader in the seat. Then the sales version of the same question, which is the one founders feel first. A big client asks for a call with your security leader, or for a named contact they can reach in an emergency. Yash's answer is that this is the wrong moment to go hire a head of security, and he lays out the 2 routes he'd take instead. Fractional CISOs come up, and he calls them a good resource for jumpstarting a program. The middle of the episode is AI, and he does neither the optimistic version nor the doom version. The security market is saturated with vendors, he says, where every feature of what ought to be one suite is its own company, and for the first time in his career he can't tell you how long consolidation will take. On offense, AI is good enough at working through known vulnerabilities, the published Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) list, to overwhelm a defense, and the cost per exploit is falling for the attacker. His forecast is 12 to 18 months of painful catch-up, after which whole classes of vulnerability and whole categories of tooling stop being necessary. What he wants gone specifically is code security. Static application security testing (SAST) and software composition analysis (SCA) exist because humans write insecure code, and if agents are writing most of it, he'd like them writing it securely by default. His real worry sits outside the valley. The rate of AI adoption here is nothing like the rate anywhere else, and attackers ramping up on AI don't have to come to Silicon Valley to use it. The companies that haven't adopted, or that can't afford the tokens to build a defense, are the ones on the other end of that curve. He puts it plainly. The cost of not adopting AI is higher than the cost of not adopting anything that came before it. Jon takes it to agents, and this is where the episode earns its title. Prompt injection is unsolved. The defense everybody points at is the accept-this-action prompt your coding agent throws up before it does something, and his read is that it stops functioning around the third click, when people click through without reading. So a16z adopts AI fast and scopes it deliberately instead. For an AI tool, the vendor review he cares about starts with what the tool can reach, and whether that connection writes back or only reads. The pen test and the questionnaire still get run, and on an AI tool they aren't where the risk sits. The other half of that is a rule about how his team answers requests. They don't say no, because a no costs you twice. Whoever asked stops asking you, and uses the thing anyway. Also in this one. Why the security teams of the next 2 years live much closer to the code, and what changes when a finding stops being a list of packages to upgrade and becomes a pull request one agent opens and another reviews. Where testing goes once the code layer is handled, and why business logic is the part AI is worst at. The return on investment conversation nobody has solved, including his own example of the same task costing wildly different amounts depending on how fast you asked for it. Why he doesn't expect the frontier labs to be the ones who show you that price. What a16z's actual AI mandate was, which had nothing to do with spending more. One cryptography course in India that turned into a master's at Johns Hopkins and 15 years in the field. Why his proudest moments are other people's promotions, and the correction he makes when Jon calls that giving back. The job he left in under 2 months. And why he'd decline the meeting with his younger self. He's hiring, and he says so on his way out. Brought to you by YSecurity, the security team that works next to yours. Your first 8 hours with 40+ security engineers are free at ysecurity.io/startups.

BB28 Special Egyptian Eviction Pt 1 Episode Recap Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 narrows to an intense final five, with alliances on edge and every competition counting double. With Rob and Taran both travelling, Pooya is joined by Jenny Autumn and Maggie Morgan, who dive into the aftermath of the recent double eviction and how the remaining houseguests, Devens, Dee, Drew, Melody, and Taylor, navigate high-stakes decisions, shifting loyalties, and a relentless comp schedule. The drama kicks off with reactions to the double eviction, as Maggie and Jenny Autumn weigh Melody's controversial choice to evict Yash over Dee and talk through the consequences for the power structure. With Devens snagging HoH in a grueling late-night stacking comp, the episode breaks down the threat levels of each contender. Strategy talk centers on Drew and Melody now firmly working together, potential replacement nominee outcomes, and how the Egyptian Eviction twist, with its button-pressing money gamble, inserts even more paranoia into the endgame. Fans of the house romance also get updates, with the hosts debating the status and game impact of Drew and Melody's so-called “angst mans” dynamic. Maggie challenges the backlash over Melody choosing to evict Yash, arguing this move keeps the game open and readable for all. Jenny praises Dee's relentless gameplay and social acumen, noting how Dee avoids the comp beast label and persuades allies even when under threat. The panel discuss how Devens' latest HoH win could backfire, forcing him to rely on winning the all-important final four Veto. The episode highlights the unintended consequences of the “Pharaoh's Curse” twist and how risk-averse or aggressive players respond. Updates on Drew and Melody's flirtmance bring levity and strategic questions about their real influence at this stage. With alliances so fluid and the final five all having possible winning paths, the stakes couldn't be higher. Can Devens or Dee secure their place in the final three, or will a surprise flip the endgame? Tune in to catch all the analysis, comp breakdowns, and houseguest antics as Big Brother 28 hits its home stretch. 00:00 Big Brother Double Eviction Reactions 05:01 Debating Melody's Yash Vote Decision 09:06 Dee's Big Brother Social Game 14:39 Powers, Twists, and Winner Asterisks 20:13 Final Five: Alliances Take Shape 23:24 BB28’s Vince's Cameo and Time Machine Twist 30:31 Pressing the Pharaoh's Curse Button 38:33 Devens Wins Grueling HOH Competition 44:40 Final Five Nominations and Dilemmas 47:20 Drew's Veto Win and Showmance Drama 54:25 Survivor Crossovers and Future Season Ideas 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 Special Egyptian Eviction Pt 1 Episode Recap Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 narrows to an intense final five, with alliances on edge and every competition counting double. With Rob and Taran both travelling, Pooya is joined by Jenny Autumn and Maggie Morgan, who dive into the aftermath of the recent double eviction and how the remaining houseguests, Devens, Dee, Drew, Melody, and Taylor, navigate high-stakes decisions, shifting loyalties, and a relentless comp schedule. The drama kicks off with reactions to the double eviction, as Maggie and Jenny Autumn weigh Melody's controversial choice to evict Yash over Dee and talk through the consequences for the power structure. With Devens snagging HoH in a grueling late-night stacking comp, the episode breaks down the threat levels of each contender. Strategy talk centers on Drew and Melody now firmly working together, potential replacement nominee outcomes, and how the Egyptian Eviction twist, with its button-pressing money gamble, inserts even more paranoia into the endgame. Fans of the house romance also get updates, with the hosts debating the status and game impact of Drew and Melody's so-called “angst mans” dynamic. Maggie challenges the backlash over Melody choosing to evict Yash, arguing this move keeps the game open and readable for all. Jenny praises Dee's relentless gameplay and social acumen, noting how Dee avoids the comp beast label and persuades allies even when under threat. The panel discuss how Devens' latest HoH win could backfire, forcing him to rely on winning the all-important final four Veto. The episode highlights the unintended consequences of the “Pharaoh's Curse” twist and how risk-averse or aggressive players respond. Updates on Drew and Melody's flirtmance bring levity and strategic questions about their real influence at this stage. With alliances so fluid and the final five all having possible winning paths, the stakes couldn't be higher. Can Devens or Dee secure their place in the final three, or will a surprise flip the endgame? Tune in to catch all the analysis, comp breakdowns, and houseguest antics as Big Brother 28 hits its home stretch. 00:00 Big Brother Double Eviction Reactions 05:01 Debating Melody's Yash Vote Decision 09:06 Dee's Big Brother Social Game 14:39 Powers, Twists, and Winner Asterisks 20:13 Final Five: Alliances Take Shape 23:24 BB28’s Vince's Cameo and Time Machine Twist 30:31 Pressing the Pharaoh's Curse Button 38:33 Devens Wins Grueling HOH Competition 44:40 Final Five Nominations and Dilemmas 47:20 Drew's Veto Win and Showmance Drama 54:25 Survivor Crossovers and Future Season Ideas 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!

JT Williams — who met Drew Campbell on Beast Games and has run his social media all season — returns to The Exclusive to break down where Drew actually stands going into the Big Brother 28 finale. JT, who has spent the summer fielding the DMs on both sides of the backlash, argues Drew is "definitely not drawing dead," makes the case that taking out Yash in the double eviction was the defining move of the season, and explains what it meant for Drew to be the "kingmaker" between two duos. He walks through the final four and final three comps Drew still has to win, embraces the "weasel" label instead of fighting it, and tells the story of the fake cousin Drew swore on — which was supposed to be "cousin JT." JT also delivers, off the cuff, the final two speech he'd want Drew to give the jury. They close on Drew's America's Favorite odds, what show he does next, and the game show he got flown out for and cut from.

Grab your popcorn, it's two weeks of BB28 action, three if you count the Double Eviction! Four if you count the length of these episodes. We say goodbye to Angela, Barrett and Yash, get sweaty in the Pressure Cooker, cheer on Melody and bow down to Dee and Devens' (slightly mean) social dark magic.Watch our Big Brother UK House Tour on YouTubeFollow us on InstagramFollow us on TwitterAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Felicia Cannon on BB28 Unlocked Ep Recap, Week 11 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is down to the wire as power shifts and fractured trust create uncertainty in the house. This recap of the Unlocked episode, hosted by Chappell and joined by Mary Kwiatkowski and special guest, BB25’s, Felicia Cannon (and then, straight from the set of Unlocked, Rob Cesternino!). Together, through the lens of the BB Awards, they break down the fallout from the latest double eviction, major alliance cracks, and the gameplay of the remaining houseguests. This episode recaps the BB Awards while diving into the aftermath of Melody’s pivotal Head of Household and Veto wins, which led to a dramatic choice: target Yash, the comp beast, or Dee, the strategic threat. Felicia shares that she thinks getting rid of Yash instead of Dee was a mistake for Melody’s endgame, while Mary reflects on just how tough Melody's position is, regardless of her move. The discussion covers how Drew now finds himself vulnerable due to alliance flip-flopping, and how Devens and Dee seem to control the vote as the Icons solidify their grip on the game. Chappell and Felicia point out the growing tension as endgame decisions loom, especially concerning who to take to the final two. Felicia says Melody hurt her own game by not taking out Dee and predicts Melody may be out next. Mary highlights the built-in advantage for Survivor alumni entering as the Icons, especially since the twist gave them extra safety and a strong starting alliance. Chappell spots Drew's lack of loyalty as a fatal flaw and notes how this may hurt him with the jury if he makes it to the end. Rob shares his experience presenting on Big Brother Unlocked and talks about the excitement of the BB Awards and its impact on the houseguests' morale. Felicia questions whether production's powers and advantages for returning Icons make the game less fair for the newbies. With alliances shifting and the Icons approaching the end, will the remaining houseguests make the bold moves needed to claim victory, or will the Icons steamroll their way to a win? Tune in to hear the hosts and guests unpack every angle from this crucial stage in Big Brother 28. 00:00 Big Brother Unlocked 02:11 Rob Cesternino Joins Big Brother 04:52 Icons Dominate Big Brother 28 10:43 Production Advantages for Big Brother Icons 18:10 Guest Hosts Shine on Unlocked 20:26 Rob Cesternino Joins the Podcast 23:31 Awards Show Brings Big Moments 32:54 Blockbuster and Competitions Breakdown 39:05 Memorable Blowups in Big Brother House 47:25 Final Four, HOH, and Nominations 53:38 Big Brother Jury and Endgame Predictions 01:01:11 Who Should Win Big Brother 28 01:08:05 Season Finale and Cast Reflections 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 10 Also available on YouTube. Barrett and Yash both made significant mistakes in the past week. Maybe not the ones many people think, but errors that could certainly explain them getting evicted. Instant karma doesn't always work that way, but was that the case here to take them both out in one night? Or were there other factors that played bigger roles for each of them? David Bloomberg and Chappell discuss all of this and explain what the real mistakes were. Because at RHAP, we know Big Brother, and we know Why Barrett and Yash 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!

Felicia Cannon on BB28 Unlocked Ep Recap, Week 11 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is down to the wire as power shifts and fractured trust create uncertainty in the house. This recap of the Unlocked episode, hosted by Chappell and joined by Mary Kwiatkowski and special guest, BB25’s, Felicia Cannon (and then, straight from the set of Unlocked, Rob Cesternino!). Together, through the lens of the BB Awards, they break down the fallout from the latest double eviction, major alliance cracks, and the gameplay of the remaining houseguests. This episode recaps the BB Awards while diving into the aftermath of Melody’s pivotal Head of Household and Veto wins, which led to a dramatic choice: target Yash, the comp beast, or Dee, the strategic threat. Felicia shares that she thinks getting rid of Yash instead of Dee was a mistake for Melody’s endgame, while Mary reflects on just how tough Melody's position is, regardless of her move. The discussion covers how Drew now finds himself vulnerable due to alliance flip-flopping, and how Devens and Dee seem to control the vote as the Icons solidify their grip on the game. Chappell and Felicia point out the growing tension as endgame decisions loom, especially concerning who to take to the final two. Felicia says Melody hurt her own game by not taking out Dee and predicts Melody may be out next. Mary highlights the built-in advantage for Survivor alumni entering as the Icons, especially since the twist gave them extra safety and a strong starting alliance. Chappell spots Drew's lack of loyalty as a fatal flaw and notes how this may hurt him with the jury if he makes it to the end. Rob shares his experience presenting on Big Brother Unlocked and talks about the excitement of the BB Awards and its impact on the houseguests' morale. Felicia questions whether production's powers and advantages for returning Icons make the game less fair for the newbies. With alliances shifting and the Icons approaching the end, will the remaining houseguests make the bold moves needed to claim victory, or will the Icons steamroll their way to a win? Tune in to hear the hosts and guests unpack every angle from this crucial stage in Big Brother 28. 00:00 Big Brother Unlocked 02:11 Rob Cesternino Joins Big Brother 04:52 Icons Dominate Big Brother 28 10:43 Production Advantages for Big Brother Icons 18:10 Guest Hosts Shine on Unlocked 20:26 Rob Cesternino Joins the Podcast 23:31 Awards Show Brings Big Moments 32:54 Blockbuster and Competitions Breakdown 39:05 Memorable Blowups in Big Brother House 47:25 Final Four, HOH, and Nominations 53:38 Big Brother Jury and Endgame Predictions 01:01:11 Who Should Win Big Brother 28 01:08:05 Season Finale and Cast Reflections 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 10 Also available on YouTube. Barrett and Yash both made significant mistakes in the past week. Maybe not the ones many people think, but errors that could certainly explain them getting evicted. Instant karma doesn't always work that way, but was that the case here to take them both out in one night? Or were there other factors that played bigger roles for each of them? David Bloomberg and Chappell discuss all of this and explain what the real mistakes were. Because at RHAP, we know Big Brother, and we know Why Barrett and Yash 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!

TAYNE IS BACK, AND OUR THURSDAYS ARE AS FUN AS OUR SATURDAYS! I'm covering one of my favorite shows (CBS's Big Brother) on the podcast this season, so I'll be dropping new episodes every Saturday with your favorite podcasters! This week, I've got Tayne of the "Tayne Talks" podcast here to discuss The Traitors cast announcement featuring some of our favorite Bravolebrities (Gizelle Bryant, Cynthia Bailey, & Bronwyn Newport), singers, actors, and more! THen, we talk the first two episodes of The Traitors: New Blood. We round out the convo with two weeks worth of Big Brother convo, from Barrett's icon-targeting reign as HOH, Yash's bribe expiration, and his eviction too! PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO THE YOUTUBE BEFORE YOU HIT THE END OF THIS EPISODE! DOWNLOAD AND LISTEN TODAY! ⁠⁠⁠⁠WATCH this episode of I Ken Not on YouTube HERE!!! Listen to “Tayne Talks” on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Apple Podcasts⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ & ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠!⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow Tayne on ⁠Instagram⁠ and ⁠Threads⁠!⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠   SPONSORED BY: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠QUINCE⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Make your bed your favorite place to be this season with Quince! Download the Quince app for app-exclusive offers, or go to ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Quince.com/KEN⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠. Get free shipping on your order and 365-day returns. Now available in Canada and the UK, too. SPONSORED BY: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠REBEL⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Your next favorite find is waiting at fromrebel.com. Top brands in home, baby, and outdoor, up to 70% off. Go check it out before it's gone! *** HEY! Some of you have asked how you can show your appreciation for all the content provided by your mama's favorite Black geek. How about you buy me a beer/coffee?⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ CLICK HERE TO SUPPORT⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! ***   New episodes of “I Ken Not with Kendrick Tucker” are released weekly!   DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW! I LOVE 5 STARS! EMAIL ME AT ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠IKENNOTPODCAST@GMAIL.COM⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠FOLLOW ME ON THREADS!⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

BB28 Thursday Double Eviction Ep Recap, Week 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is buzzing as the house reels from a double eviction that sends shockwaves through every alliance. With Rob in LA for his UNLOCKED appearance, Taran Armstrong leads the recap alongside  Chantele Francis and Mari Forth, dissecting a week where comp wins, sudden pivots, and social reads dictate two major exits and a scramble for safety. This episode dives into the chaos of the double eviction, where Drew finds himself as the swing vote between Dee and Yash after Melody nabs critical back-to-back competition wins and Devens saves himself with clutch veto performances. The game flips as Melody targets big threats, Drew's loyalty gets tested in real time, and Taylor watches her closest allies walk out the door. Comp performances dominate every decision, but social trust and fractured alliances color every conversation. The panel breaks down why Barrett's bold move against the Icons falls short, how a surprise veto reshapes targets, and why nobody feels truly safe heading into the final five. Chantele wonders if Melody’s newfound comp momentum could reshape her endgame chances, especially after two big wins. Taran explains why Drew's vote holds the house in suspense, weighing strategic versus physical threats. Mari raises the point of how Barrett's attempt to flip the power fails due to shaky follow-through, despite a comp advantage that almost changes his fate. There's discussion on Taylor's social standing now that her allies are gone, and how Devens' puzzle skills give him a narrow edge in clutch moments. With alliances thinning and every competition up for grabs, the game feels wide open but did Drew make the best choice in a crucial vote? Listen in for the full house breakdown and insights into what might shift next. 00:00 Double Eviction Night Begins 06:15 Big Brother 28's Competition Era 14:16 Taylor's Path in the Game 20:06 Barrett's Game-Changing HOH Move 29:56 Melody's Double Competition Wins 38:47 Devens Secures Crucial Veto Victory 47:26 Drew's Vote Seals Yash's Fate 58:29 Final Five and Endgame Questions 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 18, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 rolls ahead with alliances tested after a wild double eviction and a fast-forward game twist. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Pooya return for a lively recap as everyone wonders who's in charge with only five houseguests left in the game. With “button curses” and back-to-back competition wins on everyone's minds, the house is buzzing as plans for the next eviction get underway. The episode kicks off with Taran and Pooya breaking down the double eviction night, including Melody's clutch wins in both the Blockbuster and the following HoH (“What the Bleep”), making her the first to snag both in a row this season. Barrett and Yash end up evicted after a tense split-vote, while Devens pulls off another must-win Veto to save himself for the third week running. Strategic talk centers on how Melody, Dee, and Taylor must navigate the Drew-Devens duo, all while a new “button curse” throws $10,000 into the mix and accelerates the eviction schedule. As the tiny HoH comp plays out live, the feeds cut before anyone can confirm the winner—leading the hosts to analyze clues, with Devens looking like the likely HoH. Pooya questions if houseguests get better at comps from being in the house versus outside guests like Mike Bloom, sparking a fun debate. Taran notes Melody's rare achievement of winning both Blockbuster and HoH on the same night and how that shifts the house's balance. Both hosts dig into Dee's DR strategy, highlighting her push to team up with Melody to block the boys from a final two pact. Vote math, especially around who ends up as the target if someone comes off the block via Veto, leads to deep talk about the dangers of this stage of the game. The hosts share their personal rankings for who they want to see win and debate who could actually take the win if they reach the end. With alliances shifting and comp beasts still in play, the big question is: Will Devens' competition streak make him unstoppable, or can the others finally take a shot while he's vulnerable? Tune in now for the full breakdown and to hear all the near-miss scenarios, social strategy, and what could come next in the tightest final five yet. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome and Big Brother 28 Recap 01:10 Double Eviction Night Unfolds 03:38 Barrett Pfeiffer's Big Brother Exit 06:07 Melody Morris Wins Back-to-Back Challenges 08:14 Devens Saves Himself on Big Brother 09:41 Final Five and New Alliances 12:14 Jury Perceptions in Big Brother 28 16:44 Dee Valladares Survives and Plots 21:36 Big Brother 28 Endgame Scenarios 27:23 Dee's Best Final Three Path 30:02 Devens Becomes Big Brother 28 Frontrunner 34:44 The Pharaoh's Curse and $10K Twist 38:37 HOH Competition Shakes Up the Game 42:51 Devens in Power: Nomination Decisions 47:03 Final Veto Twist and Endgame Stakes 53:04 Big Brother Contestants Join The Traitors 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 Double Eviction Ep Recap, Week 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is buzzing as the house reels from a double eviction that sends shockwaves through every alliance. With Rob in LA for his UNLOCKED appearance, Taran Armstrong leads the recap alongside  Chantele Francis and Mari Forth, dissecting a week where comp wins, sudden pivots, and social reads dictate two major exits and a scramble for safety. This episode dives into the chaos of the double eviction, where Drew finds himself as the swing vote between Dee and Yash after Melody nabs critical back-to-back competition wins and Devens saves himself with clutch veto performances. The game flips as Melody targets big threats, Drew's loyalty gets tested in real time, and Taylor watches her closest allies walk out the door. Comp performances dominate every decision, but social trust and fractured alliances color every conversation. The panel breaks down why Barrett's bold move against the Icons falls short, how a surprise veto reshapes targets, and why nobody feels truly safe heading into the final five. Chantele wonders if Melody’s newfound comp momentum could reshape her endgame chances, especially after two big wins. Taran explains why Drew's vote holds the house in suspense, weighing strategic versus physical threats. Mari raises the point of how Barrett's attempt to flip the power fails due to shaky follow-through, despite a comp advantage that almost changes his fate. There's discussion on Taylor's social standing now that her allies are gone, and how Devens' puzzle skills give him a narrow edge in clutch moments. With alliances thinning and every competition up for grabs, the game feels wide open but did Drew make the best choice in a crucial vote? Listen in for the full house breakdown and insights into what might shift next. 00:00 Double Eviction Night Begins 06:15 Big Brother 28's Competition Era 14:16 Taylor's Path in the Game 20:06 Barrett's Game-Changing HOH Move 29:56 Melody's Double Competition Wins 38:47 Devens Secures Crucial Veto Victory 47:26 Drew's Vote Seals Yash's Fate 58:29 Final Five and Endgame Questions 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 18, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 rolls ahead with alliances tested after a wild double eviction and a fast-forward game twist. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Pooya return for a lively recap as everyone wonders who's in charge with only five houseguests left in the game. With “button curses” and back-to-back competition wins on everyone's minds, the house is buzzing as plans for the next eviction get underway. The episode kicks off with Taran and Pooya breaking down the double eviction night, including Melody's clutch wins in both the Blockbuster and the following HoH (“What the Bleep”), making her the first to snag both in a row this season. Barrett and Yash end up evicted after a tense split-vote, while Devens pulls off another must-win Veto to save himself for the third week running. Strategic talk centers on how Melody, Dee, and Taylor must navigate the Drew-Devens duo, all while a new “button curse” throws $10,000 into the mix and accelerates the eviction schedule. As the tiny HoH comp plays out live, the feeds cut before anyone can confirm the winner—leading the hosts to analyze clues, with Devens looking like the likely HoH. Pooya questions if houseguests get better at comps from being in the house versus outside guests like Mike Bloom, sparking a fun debate. Taran notes Melody's rare achievement of winning both Blockbuster and HoH on the same night and how that shifts the house's balance. Both hosts dig into Dee's DR strategy, highlighting her push to team up with Melody to block the boys from a final two pact. Vote math, especially around who ends up as the target if someone comes off the block via Veto, leads to deep talk about the dangers of this stage of the game. The hosts share their personal rankings for who they want to see win and debate who could actually take the win if they reach the end. With alliances shifting and comp beasts still in play, the big question is: Will Devens' competition streak make him unstoppable, or can the others finally take a shot while he's vulnerable? Tune in now for the full breakdown and to hear all the near-miss scenarios, social strategy, and what could come next in the tightest final five yet. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome and Big Brother 28 Recap 01:10 Double Eviction Night Unfolds 03:38 Barrett Pfeiffer's Big Brother Exit 06:07 Melody Morris Wins Back-to-Back Challenges 08:14 Devens Saves Himself on Big Brother 09:41 Final Five and New Alliances 12:14 Jury Perceptions in Big Brother 28 16:44 Dee Valladares Survives and Plots 21:36 Big Brother 28 Endgame Scenarios 27:23 Dee's Best Final Three Path 30:02 Devens Becomes Big Brother 28 Frontrunner 34:44 The Pharaoh's Curse and $10K Twist 38:37 HOH Competition Shakes Up the Game 42:51 Devens in Power: Nomination Decisions 47:03 Final Veto Twist and Endgame Stakes 53:04 Big Brother Contestants Join The Traitors 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!

Yash Patel, the latest houseguest evicted from Big Brother 28, joins The Exclusive to break down why he has no regrets about winning HOH ahead of the Double Eviction and the deal he took with Drew in the Pressure Cooker. He reflects on the bribe he wanted to "wash my hands of," why he knows "in my bones" he could have outlasted Drew, and how his dad's 12- to 14-hour shifts on his feet at a liquor store kept him standing. Yash also explains why he still sees keeping Dee over Angela as the right call, calling her a "heat-seeking missile," and says that a month from now, his answer to playing again would be "hell yeah, let's run it." 

If we told you on Wednesday night that Barrett and Yash would be the victims of this season's double eviction, you probably wouldn't be too surprised. But if you knew HOW they became the 3rd and 4th members of BB28's jury, your mind would simply stop working and your grip on reality itself would tear apart.Yes, MeloQUEEEN won both the BB Blockbuster and the HOH comp back-to-back in last night's double eviction, propelling her into a very interesting position in this Final Five with just 13 days left to go. Brett & Dani talk about Melody's surprise wins, Taylor's slipping hope to do anything in this game, Drew's weasel game and how this all seems destined for a Survivor player winning Big Brother for the first time.All that plus Lanterns, tide pods, butts & more.Follow Hey Julie on Bluesky and submit your questions ⁠⁠@HeyJulieBB⁠⁠.bsky.social, our ⁠⁠Discord server⁠⁠, or email us ⁠heyjuliebigbrother@gmail.com⁠!Follow Brett ⁠⁠@BrettRader⁠⁠.bsky.socialFollow Danielle ⁠⁠@DingDongDani.bsky.social

James Gunn Talks Big Brother Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is at a tipping point as Drew, Dee, Devens, and others face major decisions that could shake the game's alliances for good. Hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by guest James Gunn for this strategy-packed recap episode, digging into the week's biggest moments and the root of the house's brewing drama. The group discusses how Rick Devens' risky move of volunteering to go on the block might impact his game moving forward and whether Dee's HoH bribe was a smart play or set off new waves of distrust. James Gunn shares his concern for Devens' safety going into the double eviction, noting that while Devens has played hard, most of the house sees him as the biggest threat, with only Drew targeting Dee over him. The hosts dig into shifting loyalties as Drew struggles with how much he should trust Dee and Angela, and Taylor's quiet survival strategy continues to surprise. The crew also chats about the BB Comics challenge, Diamond Power of Veto, America's Favorite vote, and the fallout from Yash's lies about the bribe. James Gunn calls out Devens' offer to go on the block as a risky, possibly game-losing move Dee uses the HoH bribe at a key moment, triggering trust issues with Yash and Barrett, as discussed by Rob and James Gunn Taran Armstrong notes that Devens is the main target for most, but Drew is quietly considering turning against Dee instead Taylor's “do-nothing with purpose” strategy earns praise from both James Gunn and Taran Armstrong Barrett's “creepy” BB Comic character and challenge performances add to the social game tension The house is split as trust frays and new deals surface. With both Devens and Dee in everyone's sights, will either survive the next double eviction, or has the vote math shifted for good? Catch all the analysis and predictions on this week's full episode. Chapters: 00:00 Welcoming James Gunn, Big Brother superfan 03:20 Reality stars visit Big Brother set 04:14 Angela Murray's Big Brother transformation 06:47 Favorite Big Brother legends 11:04 BB28 Bribe Twist Changes the Game 13:53 Appreciation for Rick Devens' gameplay 17:18 Survivor and Big Brother storytelling differences 21:16 Love Island as a guilty pleasure 24:32 Taylor Brown and Melody Morris gameplay 26:30 Drew Campbell's missed alliance opportunity 28:13 Upcoming Big Brother and DC projects 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, Week 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is in full swing, with shifting alliances and new deals creating tension as the house edges closer to a crucial double eviction. With Rob out of town, Taran Armstrong is joined by Kirsten MacInnis and Aman Adwin for this recap episode, diving into a two-hour Veto competition and dissecting the moves and motives shaping the game. This episode breaks down a packed week in the BB28 house: Yash navigates a tricky bribe twist during his HoH reign, balancing a promised deal with the Icons alliance while considering whether to give Taylor or an Icon a shot at the Power of Veto. The houseguests face a physically demanding, 13-hour Veto competition themed around the “pressure cooker,” though both Taran and Kirsten debate if it's really the same classic competition fans remember. Emotional family videos add a boost for some, but create anxiety for others, especially Melody and Taylor, who wonder what's unsaid. As Drew wins Veto after an intense standoff and swears on his real sister instead of a fake cousin, everyone's next moves come into question. Taran  notes Yash's loyalty test with the Icons and the blurred lines of the bribe twist Kirsten points out how Melody uses the house phone as a coping mechanism, giving her a healthy outlet for emotions Aman highlights Drew's negotiation and the impact of swearing on a real family member in a crucial Veto win Kirsten observes that Taylor and Yash sense something amiss from their family videos, affecting their confidence The hosts discuss how the Icons still target Yash despite his loyalty and how Drew's new secrecy shifts alliance dynamics With double eviction on the horizon and trust running thin, alliances face tough choices. Will Yash and Drew stick to their deal, or will new cracks push them in different directions? Listen to the full recap for all the details and get ready for the next big move inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Veto Night 06:22 Melody's Family Communication Ritual 13:03 Emotional Family Videos for Houseguests 22:12 Yash Navigates Icons' Veto Choice 27:01 Fockers Movie Tie-In Challenge 32:22 Pressure Cooker vs. Classic Endurance 42:12 Drew's Distraction Strategy in Veto 47:35 Drew Swears on Sister, Wins Veto 53:34 Melody's Attempt to Sway Veto 57:07 Double Eviction Plans and Spoilers 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!

James Gunn Talks Big Brother Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is at a tipping point as Drew, Dee, Devens, and others face major decisions that could shake the game's alliances for good. Hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by guest James Gunn for this strategy-packed recap episode, digging into the week's biggest moments and the root of the house's brewing drama. The group discusses how Rick Devens' risky move of volunteering to go on the block might impact his game moving forward and whether Dee's HoH bribe was a smart play or set off new waves of distrust. James Gunn shares his concern for Devens' safety going into the double eviction, noting that while Devens has played hard, most of the house sees him as the biggest threat, with only Drew targeting Dee over him. The hosts dig into shifting loyalties as Drew struggles with how much he should trust Dee and Angela, and Taylor's quiet survival strategy continues to surprise. The crew also chats about the BB Comics challenge, Diamond Power of Veto, America's Favorite vote, and the fallout from Yash's lies about the bribe. James Gunn calls out Devens' offer to go on the block as a risky, possibly game-losing move Dee uses the HoH bribe at a key moment, triggering trust issues with Yash and Barrett, as discussed by Rob and James Gunn Taran Armstrong notes that Devens is the main target for most, but Drew is quietly considering turning against Dee instead Taylor's “do-nothing with purpose” strategy earns praise from both James Gunn and Taran Armstrong Barrett's “creepy” BB Comic character and challenge performances add to the social game tension The house is split as trust frays and new deals surface. With both Devens and Dee in everyone's sights, will either survive the next double eviction, or has the vote math shifted for good? Catch all the analysis and predictions on this week's full episode. Chapters: 00:00 Welcoming James Gunn, Big Brother superfan 03:20 Reality stars visit Big Brother set 04:14 Angela Murray's Big Brother transformation 06:47 Favorite Big Brother legends 11:04 BB28 Bribe Twist Changes the Game 13:53 Appreciation for Rick Devens' gameplay 17:18 Survivor and Big Brother storytelling differences 21:16 Love Island as a guilty pleasure 24:32 Taylor Brown and Melody Morris gameplay 26:30 Drew Campbell's missed alliance opportunity 28:13 Upcoming Big Brother and DC projects 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 17, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is two weeks from the finale, and the pressure is on as the house braces for a double eviction that will shrink the field from seven to five. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Maggie break down all the latest moves in this Recap episode, with strategy talks, vote math, and uneasy alliances setting the stage for a dramatic night. With Yash as the current HoH, he nominates Barrett, Drew, and Melody. Drew wins Veto and comes off the block, so Taylor is forced up as a replacement nominee. The house is deciding between evicting Barrett or Melody, depending on whether Barrett can win the Blockbuster competition. As all eyes turn to tonight's double eviction, players scramble to lock in deals, and the gameplay is shifting fast. Taylor rallies her group—Yash, Dee, and Devens—to strategize about eviction scenarios, while Drew tries to plant seeds with both Devens and Yash about potential nominations. Meanwhile, both Melody and Barrett show little active campaigning, showing how the uncertainty of twists like Blockbuster impacts their willingness to fight for votes. Maggie observes that Melody's lack of campaigning is surprising given her earlier gameplay, making her seem resigned to her fate. Taran points out that Drew is working hard on relationship-building, promising loyalty to Devens and Dee while trying to keep his options open. The hosts note a key point of tension: Taylor and Yash are nervous about burning bridges with the Icons alliance, even though keeping Barrett could benefit their games. Vote math gets tricky, as even players like Drew are unsure whether to tie up the votes for Melody or go with the house, revealing how much trust is missing among the contenders. With alliances shaky and trust in short supply, who will take the shot when it matters most, and are the houseguests choosing loyalty or the path that gets them to finale night? Tune in to hear the hosts break down every detail and what it all could mean heading into the final stretch. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 72 Recap 08:28 Blockbuster Era and Eviction Tactics 13:39 Barrett and Drew Discuss Game Moves 20:38 Drew's True Double Eviction Intentions 29:29 Taylor and Yash Debate Barrett Decision 38:42 Double Eviction Final Six Scenarios 49:45 Alliance Talks in HOH Room 56:22 Double Eviction Possibilities and Finale Outlook 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, Week 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is in full swing, with shifting alliances and new deals creating tension as the house edges closer to a crucial double eviction. With Rob out of town, Taran Armstrong is joined by Kirsten MacInnis and Aman Adwin for this recap episode, diving into a two-hour Veto competition and dissecting the moves and motives shaping the game. This episode breaks down a packed week in the BB28 house: Yash navigates a tricky bribe twist during his HoH reign, balancing a promised deal with the Icons alliance while considering whether to give Taylor or an Icon a shot at the Power of Veto. The houseguests face a physically demanding, 13-hour Veto competition themed around the “pressure cooker,” though both Taran and Kirsten debate if it's really the same classic competition fans remember. Emotional family videos add a boost for some, but create anxiety for others, especially Melody and Taylor, who wonder what's unsaid. As Drew wins Veto after an intense standoff and swears on his real sister instead of a fake cousin, everyone's next moves come into question. Taran  notes Yash's loyalty test with the Icons and the blurred lines of the bribe twist Kirsten points out how Melody uses the house phone as a coping mechanism, giving her a healthy outlet for emotions Aman highlights Drew's negotiation and the impact of swearing on a real family member in a crucial Veto win Kirsten observes that Taylor and Yash sense something amiss from their family videos, affecting their confidence The hosts discuss how the Icons still target Yash despite his loyalty and how Drew's new secrecy shifts alliance dynamics With double eviction on the horizon and trust running thin, alliances face tough choices. Will Yash and Drew stick to their deal, or will new cracks push them in different directions? Listen to the full recap for all the details and get ready for the next big move inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Veto Night 06:22 Melody's Family Communication Ritual 13:03 Emotional Family Videos for Houseguests 22:12 Yash Navigates Icons' Veto Choice 27:01 Fockers Movie Tie-In Challenge 32:22 Pressure Cooker vs. Classic Endurance 42:12 Drew's Distraction Strategy in Veto 47:35 Drew Swears on Sister, Wins Veto 53:34 Melody's Attempt to Sway Veto 57:07 Double Eviction Plans and Spoilers 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 17, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is two weeks from the finale, and the pressure is on as the house braces for a double eviction that will shrink the field from seven to five. Hosts Taran Armstrong and Maggie break down all the latest moves in this Recap episode, with strategy talks, vote math, and uneasy alliances setting the stage for a dramatic night. With Yash as the current HoH, he nominates Barrett, Drew, and Melody. Drew wins Veto and comes off the block, so Taylor is forced up as a replacement nominee. The house is deciding between evicting Barrett or Melody, depending on whether Barrett can win the Blockbuster competition. As all eyes turn to tonight's double eviction, players scramble to lock in deals, and the gameplay is shifting fast. Taylor rallies her group—Yash, Dee, and Devens—to strategize about eviction scenarios, while Drew tries to plant seeds with both Devens and Yash about potential nominations. Meanwhile, both Melody and Barrett show little active campaigning, showing how the uncertainty of twists like Blockbuster impacts their willingness to fight for votes. Maggie observes that Melody's lack of campaigning is surprising given her earlier gameplay, making her seem resigned to her fate. Taran points out that Drew is working hard on relationship-building, promising loyalty to Devens and Dee while trying to keep his options open. The hosts note a key point of tension: Taylor and Yash are nervous about burning bridges with the Icons alliance, even though keeping Barrett could benefit their games. Vote math gets tricky, as even players like Drew are unsure whether to tie up the votes for Melody or go with the house, revealing how much trust is missing among the contenders. With alliances shaky and trust in short supply, who will take the shot when it matters most, and are the houseguests choosing loyalty or the path that gets them to finale night? Tune in to hear the hosts break down every detail and what it all could mean heading into the final stretch. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Day 72 Recap 08:28 Blockbuster Era and Eviction Tactics 13:39 Barrett and Drew Discuss Game Moves 20:38 Drew's True Double Eviction Intentions 29:29 Taylor and Yash Debate Barrett Decision 38:42 Double Eviction Final Six Scenarios 49:45 Alliance Talks in HOH Room 56:22 Double Eviction Possibilities and Finale Outlook Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Wednesday Live Feed Update September 16, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 enters a tense standoff as houseguests weigh their next moves before the looming double eviction. Host Taran Armstrong teams up with guest Scally for a recap of Day 71, digging into shifting alliances, secret deals, and last-gasp campaigns. As the week crawls by, the players are faced with hard choices about loyalty and shields, all while pretending nothing is happening. With Yash as the current HoH, nominations land on Barrett, Drew, and Melody. After Drew wins the Veto and saves himself, Taylor gets put up as the replacement nominee. This triggers secret conversations and new deals, especially between Yash and Drew, who share a hush-hush agreement formed after their grueling Veto battle. Barrett works the house with pitches to Devens and Dee, but the “keep me as a shield” argument seems to have worn thin at this stage. Meanwhile, the house sees some levity as Barrett finally gets his clothes back and houseguests enjoy brief distractions with alcohol and a makeshift zombie movie. Taran describes how Barrett's campaign to Devens and Dee flops, since nobody believes shields are useful with so few players left Scally points out the irony that arguments people used last week are dismissed just days later as the game shifts A secret deal between Yash and Drew is still holding, giving them a strategic bond others don't see yet Barrett getting his clothes back sparks the biggest celebration of the day, adding a touch of humanity in a slow game period Discussions between Yash and Taylor reveal they want Barrett to stay, but fear upsetting the dominant Icons alliance holds them back The house stands at a crossroads, with Taylor and Yash boxed in by past deals and social pressure. If the Icons keep steering the ship, can anyone break free and play their own game? Listen in for the full update, strategy talk, and predictions on who could head out the door next. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother recaps and intro 01:55 Secret deal shapes Big Brother 04:14 Barrett pitches Big Brother Shields 06:10 Barrett reunites with Big Brother clothes 08:08 Yash and Taylor weigh eviction 09:44 Icons influence Big Brother decisions 12:42 Devens becomes top Big Brother target 17:28 Drew and Melody's eviction votes 19:26 Drew and Yash bond in Big Brother 22:27 Predictions for Big Brother eviction Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Wednesday Live Feed Update September 16, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 enters a tense standoff as houseguests weigh their next moves before the looming double eviction. Host Taran Armstrong teams up with guest Scally for a recap of Day 71, digging into shifting alliances, secret deals, and last-gasp campaigns. As the week crawls by, the players are faced with hard choices about loyalty and shields, all while pretending nothing is happening. With Yash as the current HoH, nominations land on Barrett, Drew, and Melody. After Drew wins the Veto and saves himself, Taylor gets put up as the replacement nominee. This triggers secret conversations and new deals, especially between Yash and Drew, who share a hush-hush agreement formed after their grueling Veto battle. Barrett works the house with pitches to Devens and Dee, but the “keep me as a shield” argument seems to have worn thin at this stage. Meanwhile, the house sees some levity as Barrett finally gets his clothes back and houseguests enjoy brief distractions with alcohol and a makeshift zombie movie. Taran describes how Barrett's campaign to Devens and Dee flops, since nobody believes shields are useful with so few players left Scally points out the irony that arguments people used last week are dismissed just days later as the game shifts A secret deal between Yash and Drew is still holding, giving them a strategic bond others don't see yet Barrett getting his clothes back sparks the biggest celebration of the day, adding a touch of humanity in a slow game period Discussions between Yash and Taylor reveal they want Barrett to stay, but fear upsetting the dominant Icons alliance holds them back The house stands at a crossroads, with Taylor and Yash boxed in by past deals and social pressure. If the Icons keep steering the ship, can anyone break free and play their own game? Listen in for the full update, strategy talk, and predictions on who could head out the door next. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother recaps and intro 01:55 Secret deal shapes Big Brother 04:14 Barrett pitches Big Brother Shields 06:10 Barrett reunites with Big Brother clothes 08:08 Yash and Taylor weigh eviction 09:44 Icons influence Big Brother decisions 12:42 Devens becomes top Big Brother target 17:28 Drew and Melody's eviction votes 19:26 Drew and Yash bond in Big Brother 22:27 Predictions for Big Brother eviction 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 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 dives into chaos as competing alliances collide and eviction plans change overnight. Taran Armstrong is joined by Melissa Deni and Maggie Morgan for this Roundtable episode all about the wild week 10 in the BB28 house. They break down the unexpected eviction outcome and debate which players are truly in danger heading into the looming double eviction twist. Yash wins Head of Household but, due to a bribe promise, is unable to nominate Dee or Devens, leading to Drew, Barrett, and Melody sitting on the block. After a 13-hour live feed Veto comp, Drew secures his safety and Taylor is named as the replacement nominee. The primary eviction target appears to be Barrett, but with moving alliances and recent blindsides, nothing feels certain. Dee stays in the game thanks to major social maneuvering and convincing Yash and Taylor to vote out Angela, a surprise even the roundtable didn’t see coming. Melissa loves how Dee “pulls something off just with their mouth,” noting the skillful save over Angela that changes the house trajectory. Maggie highlights that with competition wins spread across most of the remaining houseguests, the endgame feels more open than usual for this point in the season. Taran points out that while Barrett’s move against the Icons (Dee, Devens) was bold, his follow-through falters, leaving him at risk and regretting his isolation from potential votes. Drew's Veto victory and shifting deal talks become central as Melissa and Maggie question if his relationships with both new and old allies are enough to keep him safe in the double eviction. The roundtable rates Dee's gameplay this week as nearly flawless, rewarding her with rare triple 10 ratings, while audience reaction remains mixed. With shifting alliances, unpredictable votes, and a double eviction on the horizon, does Yash’s decision to keep Dee set him up for a deeper fall, or has Dee changed the house order for good? Tune in for the full recap and player-by-player breakdown. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Week 10 Roundtable 06:08 Dee Survives Block, Angela Evicted 12:12 Double Eviction Targets and Tension 18:25 Drew's Position and House Trust 23:55 Melody's Missed Social Chances 29:52 Showmances Impact on Big Brother 36:33 Player Rankings Shake Up 44:41 Dee Rises, Barrett and Melody Drop 50:48 Episode and Feed Ratings Compared 55:08 Retrospective on Barrett's HOH Move 63:00 Barrett's Week Unravels 73:42 Dee's Flawless Big Brother Gameplay 79:19 Devens' Peril Before Double Eviction 88:53 Drew's Path after Veto Win 97:51 Melody's Win Equity Questioned 104:24 Taylor's Jury Threat and Allies 109:19 Yash's Decisions Shape Prospects Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Tuesday Live Feed Update September 15, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 hits day 70, and the house is split as double eviction plans begin to take shape. Host Taran Armstrong delivers a live feed update recap, walking through all the latest moves, shifting alliances, and emotional moments as the game tightens and power players line up their targets. Yash is sitting in the HoH seat with a bribe constraint still looming, and after Drew wins a marathon Veto competition, Taylor ends up on the block alongside Barrett and Melody. Dee and Devens discuss how keeping Drew in the game works for them, especially as Drew and Yash on opposite sides creates cover. Meanwhile, Drew quietly starts campaigning against Yash, working to shift the Icons' focus ahead of the upcoming double. Social connections are frayed as Barrett and Melody struggle to make inroads, and Barrett's isolation hits hard, leaving him emotional as he wonders about his relationships in the game. Jury management and perception weigh on everyone, as game talk mixes with personal moments and a little comic relief in the form of Drew and Melody’s “wrestling” antics. Drew wins Veto and saves himself, forcing Taylor onto the block as Yash’s renom due to bribe constraints. Dee and Devens weigh taking a shot at Yash in the double, considering jury odds and competition records. Barrett and Melody campaign quietly, with Barrett feeling isolated and emotional, leading to a heartfelt conversation with Devens. Drew campaigns to turn Dee and Devens against Yash, using the argument that Yash is a threat to win if he reaches the end. An awkward but funny moment sees Drew and Melody joking about veto decisions and “Godfather” moves. With alliances shifting and everyone on edge before the double eviction, the real question is: Will Dee and Devens actually take the shot at Yash, or stick with the old plan? Tune in to get every angle of the game from this critical week. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Daily Update Begins 02:15 Big Brother 28 Veto Ceremony Plans 06:04 Drew Plots Big Brother 28 Moves 10:16 Taylor Faces Big Brother 28 Block 17:18 Big Brother 28 Double Eviction Schemes 21:57 Flawed Big Brother 28 Eviction Plan 27:00 Big Brother 28 Top Targets Discussed 35:03 Barrett’s Big Brother 28 Emotional Moment 41:04 Drew and Yash's Big Brother 28 Deal 44:14 Big Brother 28 Finale Approaches Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Tuesday Live Feed Update September 15, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 hits day 70, and the house is split as double eviction plans begin to take shape. Host Taran Armstrong delivers a live feed update recap, walking through all the latest moves, shifting alliances, and emotional moments as the game tightens and power players line up their targets. Yash is sitting in the HoH seat with a bribe constraint still looming, and after Drew wins a marathon Veto competition, Taylor ends up on the block alongside Barrett and Melody. Dee and Devens discuss how keeping Drew in the game works for them, especially as Drew and Yash on opposite sides creates cover. Meanwhile, Drew quietly starts campaigning against Yash, working to shift the Icons' focus ahead of the upcoming double. Social connections are frayed as Barrett and Melody struggle to make inroads, and Barrett's isolation hits hard, leaving him emotional as he wonders about his relationships in the game. Jury management and perception weigh on everyone, as game talk mixes with personal moments and a little comic relief in the form of Drew and Melody’s “wrestling” antics. Drew wins Veto and saves himself, forcing Taylor onto the block as Yash’s renom due to bribe constraints. Dee and Devens weigh taking a shot at Yash in the double, considering jury odds and competition records. Barrett and Melody campaign quietly, with Barrett feeling isolated and emotional, leading to a heartfelt conversation with Devens. Drew campaigns to turn Dee and Devens against Yash, using the argument that Yash is a threat to win if he reaches the end. An awkward but funny moment sees Drew and Melody joking about veto decisions and “Godfather” moves. With alliances shifting and everyone on edge before the double eviction, the real question is: Will Dee and Devens actually take the shot at Yash, or stick with the old plan? Tune in to get every angle of the game from this critical week. Chapters: 00:00 Big Brother 28 Daily Update Begins 02:15 Big Brother 28 Veto Ceremony Plans 06:04 Drew Plots Big Brother 28 Moves 10:16 Taylor Faces Big Brother 28 Block 17:18 Big Brother 28 Double Eviction Schemes 21:57 Flawed Big Brother 28 Eviction Plan 27:00 Big Brother 28 Top Targets Discussed 35:03 Barrett’s Big Brother 28 Emotional Moment 41:04 Drew and Yash's Big Brother 28 Deal 44:14 Big Brother 28 Finale Approaches 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 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 dives into chaos as competing alliances collide and eviction plans change overnight. Taran Armstrong is joined by Melissa Deni and Maggie Morgan for this Roundtable episode all about the wild week 10 in the BB28 house. They break down the unexpected eviction outcome and debate which players are truly in danger heading into the looming double eviction twist. Yash wins Head of Household but, due to a bribe promise, is unable to nominate Dee or Devens, leading to Drew, Barrett, and Melody sitting on the block. After a 13-hour live feed Veto comp, Drew secures his safety and Taylor is named as the replacement nominee. The primary eviction target appears to be Barrett, but with moving alliances and recent blindsides, nothing feels certain. Dee stays in the game thanks to major social maneuvering and convincing Yash and Taylor to vote out Angela, a surprise even the roundtable didn’t see coming. Melissa loves how Dee “pulls something off just with their mouth,” noting the skillful save over Angela that changes the house trajectory. Maggie highlights that with competition wins spread across most of the remaining houseguests, the endgame feels more open than usual for this point in the season. Taran points out that while Barrett’s move against the Icons (Dee, Devens) was bold, his follow-through falters, leaving him at risk and regretting his isolation from potential votes. Drew's Veto victory and shifting deal talks become central as Melissa and Maggie question if his relationships with both new and old allies are enough to keep him safe in the double eviction. The roundtable rates Dee's gameplay this week as nearly flawless, rewarding her with rare triple 10 ratings, while audience reaction remains mixed. With shifting alliances, unpredictable votes, and a double eviction on the horizon, does Yash’s decision to keep Dee set him up for a deeper fall, or has Dee changed the house order for good? Tune in for the full recap and player-by-player breakdown. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Week 10 Roundtable 06:08 Dee Survives Block, Angela Evicted 12:12 Double Eviction Targets and Tension 18:25 Drew's Position and House Trust 23:55 Melody's Missed Social Chances 29:52 Showmances Impact on Big Brother 36:33 Player Rankings Shake Up 44:41 Dee Rises, Barrett and Melody Drop 50:48 Episode and Feed Ratings Compared 55:08 Retrospective on Barrett's HOH Move 63:00 Barrett's Week Unravels 73:42 Dee's Flawless Big Brother Gameplay 79:19 Devens' Peril Before Double Eviction 88:53 Drew's Path after Veto Win 97:51 Melody's Win Equity Questioned 104:24 Taylor's Jury Threat and Allies 109:19 Yash's Decisions Shape Prospects 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 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is deep into endgame, and the house is split by distrust and shifting loyalties after Angela's blindside eviction. In this episode recap, Taran Armstrong is joined by Brian Cohen and Sasha Joseph to break down the fallout, analyze chaotic deals, and laugh through the latest comps and social missteps. The episode kicks off with mourning for Angela and nearly everyone dunking on Barrett's failed HoH, especially as Dee pulls off her own save with subtle campaigning. Barrett's poor social game and time holed up in the HoH room open the door for Dee's master move, and the show discusses how editing sometimes credits Devens in the flip, even though the hosts agree Dee did all the heavy lifting. This leads to a new HoH where Yash wins after a slippery and repetitive cactus competition, and the house math leaves him with very few nomination choices. The group also debates the “Operation Blame Drew” strategy, where Barrett and Melody keep targeting Drew for their own mistakes while failing to pull him back in as an ally. Taran spotlights Dee's genius in flipping the vote, pointing out that the show's edit gives unnecessary credit to Devens. Brian notes the show's reluctance to truly dunk on Barrett's HoH with a timestamp montage and calls out Yash's questionable, convoluted nomination lies. The group laughs about Drew being the scapegoat for everything and agree that Yash's comp wins keep saving him from poor jury-management choices. Sasha highlights how Dee and Devens’ relationship with Yash and Taylor is fraught with mistrust, with Dee immediately plotting to target Yash after being saved. With Yash as HoH, the house seems locked in, but underlying distrust toward the Icons and among FAP members keeps everyone on edge. Is Yash's deal-making helping or hurting his long-term game—and can Drew finally turn the blame around? Listen for a full breakdown of the week's drama and shifting alliances. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Recap Begins 01:09 Angela Murray Evicted, New HOH Fallout 03:11 Dee Valladares’ Surprise Survival Moment 05:07 Barrett Pfeiffer's HOH Move Backfires 08:46 Barrett Blamed in Big Brother House 10:03 Slippery HOH Competition Struggles 13:39 Yash Patel's HOH Winning Streak 19:14 Who Yash Nominates for Eviction 22:25 Blaming Drew Campbell Continues 24:46 Melody Morris and Barrett's Dilemma 27:46 Yash's Risky Nomination Lie 32:34 Nomination Ceremony: Drew, Barrett, Melody 35:57 Big Brother Veto: Pressure Cooker Returns 46:21 Drew Campbell and Yash Patel's 13-Hour Showdown 49:42 Taylor Brown or Melody Morris’ Fate 54:24 Anticipating the Two-Hour Double Eviction 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 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is deep into endgame, and the house is split by distrust and shifting loyalties after Angela's blindside eviction. In this episode recap, Taran Armstrong is joined by Brian Cohen and Sasha Joseph to break down the fallout, analyze chaotic deals, and laugh through the latest comps and social missteps. The episode kicks off with mourning for Angela and nearly everyone dunking on Barrett's failed HoH, especially as Dee pulls off her own save with subtle campaigning. Barrett's poor social game and time holed up in the HoH room open the door for Dee's master move, and the show discusses how editing sometimes credits Devens in the flip, even though the hosts agree Dee did all the heavy lifting. This leads to a new HoH where Yash wins after a slippery and repetitive cactus competition, and the house math leaves him with very few nomination choices. The group also debates the “Operation Blame Drew” strategy, where Barrett and Melody keep targeting Drew for their own mistakes while failing to pull him back in as an ally. Taran spotlights Dee's genius in flipping the vote, pointing out that the show's edit gives unnecessary credit to Devens. Brian notes the show's reluctance to truly dunk on Barrett's HoH with a timestamp montage and calls out Yash's questionable, convoluted nomination lies. The group laughs about Drew being the scapegoat for everything and agree that Yash's comp wins keep saving him from poor jury-management choices. Sasha highlights how Dee and Devens’ relationship with Yash and Taylor is fraught with mistrust, with Dee immediately plotting to target Yash after being saved. With Yash as HoH, the house seems locked in, but underlying distrust toward the Icons and among FAP members keeps everyone on edge. Is Yash's deal-making helping or hurting his long-term game—and can Drew finally turn the blame around? Listen for a full breakdown of the week's drama and shifting alliances. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Recap Begins 01:09 Angela Murray Evicted, New HOH Fallout 03:11 Dee Valladares’ Surprise Survival Moment 05:07 Barrett Pfeiffer's HOH Move Backfires 08:46 Barrett Blamed in Big Brother House 10:03 Slippery HOH Competition Struggles 13:39 Yash Patel's HOH Winning Streak 19:14 Who Yash Nominates for Eviction 22:25 Blaming Drew Campbell Continues 24:46 Melody Morris and Barrett's Dilemma 27:46 Yash's Risky Nomination Lie 32:34 Nomination Ceremony: Drew, Barrett, Melody 35:57 Big Brother Veto: Pressure Cooker Returns 46:21 Drew Campbell and Yash Patel's 13-Hour Showdown 49:42 Taylor Brown or Melody Morris’ Fate 54:24 Anticipating the Two-Hour Double Eviction 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 September 14, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 pushes toward a critical double eviction as trust issues and shaky alliances leave the house on edge. In this solo recap episode hosted by Taran Armstrong, fans get a full rundown of day 69 in the house, with all eyes on how the fallout from a marathon Veto comp and secret deals might reshape the endgame. Yash holds HoH, having nominated Barrett, Drew, and Melody, while Drew pulled off a hard-fought Veto win after a 13-hour battle. The strategic spotlight lands on the secret deal struck between Drew and Yash during that comp—Drew promises to use his vote to keep Taylor as the replacement nominee, but neither is eager to share details of their pact with the rest of the house. Meanwhile, the mood is tense: Melody worries her game is doomed after failing to win Veto, Barrett plots his campaign pitch to the IIconz alliance, and everyone speculates about subtle messages from home during a special video reward. Dee, Devens, Yash, and Taylor also try to lock in a final four, but doubts remain about how loyal anyone really is to that group. The looming Blockbuster comp and the upcoming double eviction make every move matter. Taran Armstrong breaks down why Drew and Yash's “ceasefire” deal is more about short-term safety than loyalty Melody and Barrett vent frustrations about Drew, but Taran points out their lack of real campaigning could cost them Barrett plans to pitch loyalty to the IIconz, joking he'll do their bidding “for free” unlike others needing bribes Diagrams of jury math—who would vote for whom—highlight that Dee is being undervalued compared to Devens Family videos from home spark paranoia in Taylor and Melody, each convinced something is being kept from them As alliances realign, the real question is: Will Drew and Yash's secret deal actually shape the next eviction, or will old targets take priority? Listen in for Taran Armstrong's full analysis and all the twists from this turning-point week in Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Day 69 begins in Big Brother 06:20 Drew, Yash and the secret veto deal 10:30 Family videos spark house tension 14:00 Barrett and Melody’s Big Brother alliance 18:26 Jury talks shift in Big Brother 22:30 Icons lock in Big Brother final four 27:00 Melody pleads for Big Brother veto 31:10 Barrett’s $5K Big Brother campaign pitch 36:01 Dee's game underestimated in Big Brother 40:10 Double eviction and Blockbuster strategy 44:38 Who's in trouble in Big Brother 49:00 End of day in the Big Brother house Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Monday Live Feed Update September 14, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 pushes toward a critical double eviction as trust issues and shaky alliances leave the house on edge. In this solo recap episode hosted by Taran Armstrong, fans get a full rundown of day 69 in the house, with all eyes on how the fallout from a marathon Veto comp and secret deals might reshape the endgame. Yash holds HoH, having nominated Barrett, Drew, and Melody, while Drew pulled off a hard-fought Veto win after a 13-hour battle. The strategic spotlight lands on the secret deal struck between Drew and Yash during that comp—Drew promises to use his vote to keep Taylor as the replacement nominee, but neither is eager to share details of their pact with the rest of the house. Meanwhile, the mood is tense: Melody worries her game is doomed after failing to win Veto, Barrett plots his campaign pitch to the IIconz alliance, and everyone speculates about subtle messages from home during a special video reward. Dee, Devens, Yash, and Taylor also try to lock in a final four, but doubts remain about how loyal anyone really is to that group. The looming Blockbuster comp and the upcoming double eviction make every move matter. Taran Armstrong breaks down why Drew and Yash's “ceasefire” deal is more about short-term safety than loyalty Melody and Barrett vent frustrations about Drew, but Taran points out their lack of real campaigning could cost them Barrett plans to pitch loyalty to the IIconz, joking he'll do their bidding “for free” unlike others needing bribes Diagrams of jury math—who would vote for whom—highlight that Dee is being undervalued compared to Devens Family videos from home spark paranoia in Taylor and Melody, each convinced something is being kept from them As alliances realign, the real question is: Will Drew and Yash's secret deal actually shape the next eviction, or will old targets take priority? Listen in for Taran Armstrong's full analysis and all the twists from this turning-point week in Big Brother 28. Chapters: 00:00 Day 69 begins in Big Brother 06:20 Drew, Yash and the secret veto deal 10:30 Family videos spark house tension 14:00 Barrett and Melody’s Big Brother alliance 18:26 Jury talks shift in Big Brother 22:30 Icons lock in Big Brother final four 27:00 Melody pleads for Big Brother veto 31:10 Barrett’s $5K Big Brother campaign pitch 36:01 Dee's game underestimated in Big Brother 40:10 Double eviction and Blockbuster strategy 44:38 Who's in trouble in Big Brother 49:00 End of day in the Big Brother house Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Big Brother 27's Morgan Pope joins Sharon to break down Week 10 of Big Brother 28, from Yash's HOH to the deal he cut with Drew in the middle of a 14-hour veto competition. Morgan, who holds the record Yash is now chasing for consecutive weeks of safety, walks through why sending Angela home over Dee was a "high risk, high reward" call, where Barrett's HOH actually went wrong, and why Drew's "psychological warfare" may be more of a strategy than fans give him credit for. She also lays out what Taylor and Melody each need to do at this point in the game, why nobody in the house is grilling Yash about the bribe, and how she'd have used 14 hours in the pressure cooker to do exactly that. They close on double eviction predictions, which comps are coming, and Morgan's advice to everyone still in the house: "comp out."

BB28 Sunday Live Feed Update September 13, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 packs in surprises as the house reels from a marathon Veto competition that shakes up alliances and leaves some players vulnerable. Taran Armstrong is joined by Aman Adwin for this update to  dive into Day 68's dramatic endurance comp, houseguest decisions, and what power moves could mean for who sits on the block heading into the next eviction. The episode kicks off with the house getting an unexpected endurance Veto competition, streamed live for fans—a rare treat. Dee and Devens are chosen to play in the Veto but aren't motivated to win, which stands out as Yash, the current HoH, navigates tricky decisions to keep Taylor off the block. As the comp drags on, players like Yash face physical limits with sickness and dehydration, while Drew, Barrett, and others push past exhaustion. Notably, deals and social maneuvering ramp up as the hours stretch, with Drew making promises to Yash to strike a last-minute deal as the comp nears its end. The house's social game shows cracks and shifting loyalties, especially around the group known as the Icons. Taran notes Dee and Devens purposely avoid trying to win Veto, affecting Taylor's risk of going on the block. The Veto competition lasts almost 14 hours and exposes the physical and mental limits of Yash, as well as the comp’s fairness for people of different heights. Drew outlasts everyone and strikes a deal with Yash, raising questions about its true intentions and the potential fallout within alliances. The women (Taylor, Melody, Dee) move indoors to watch as the four men finish the comp, with talk of bonding, annoyance tactics, and shifting house vibes. The listeners get a behind-the-scenes peek at the comp's theme, inspired by the “Meet the Fockers” movie, leading to funny house banter during the downtime. With power shifting and players like Drew making clutch wins and backroom deals, the Icons and other alliances are shaky. Will Yash's choice to make a deal haunt him, or was it just about survival in a brutal comp? Catch the full episode for every move, alliance shift, and the all-night Veto drama. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Live Feed Update Begin 02:14 Endurance Veto Comp Shocks House 04:23 Dee Valladares' Veto Strategy Dilemma 06:11 Survivor Players and Double Eviction Moves 08:11 Dee Valladares' Final Two Concerns 12:23 Meet the Parents Veto Competition 16:23 BB28 Veto Endurance: Physical Struggles 22:21 Barrett Pfeiffer and Melody Morris Falter 25:05 Dee Valladares Throws Veto Comp 29:55 Melody Morris Drops, Worst-Case for BB28 34:10 Rick Devens' Veto Stamina Tested 36:36 Barrett Pfeiffer Out, Stakes Rise 43:22 Twelve Hours: Drew Campbell Rallies 47:05 Barrett Pfeiffer Falls, Veto Twist Set 52:36 Drew Campbell Strikes Veto Deal 55:24 Drew Campbell Wins Veto for Survival 58:33 Yash Patel's Controversial Deal Decision 01:02:21 BB28 Fallout and Future Uncertainty Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Saturday Live Feed Update September 12, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 sees the house slowed down by sickness and strategy as the latest HoH, Yash, sets the week's nominations and alliances scramble to stay alive. In this update episode, Taran Armstrong welcomes Kirsten MacInnis to break down a day marked by low energy, three big targets on the block, and uncertainty over who's really safe. As day 67 unfolds, Yash nominates Barrett, Drew, and Melody, making it clear Drew is his main target but leaving lots of room for shifting allegiances. The house is overtaken by a wave of illness believed to have started with a crew member, with several houseguests sick, impacting both gameplay and conversations. Meanwhile, Melody and Barrett discuss their frustration with Drew, and Dee spends much of the day emotional about Angela's sudden eviction, highlighting the ongoing toll of the game. Conversations circle the week's only real intrigue: If Barrett and Drew both stay on the block, will Melody turn on her closest ally, or could the numbers flip again? The looming double eviction amplifies the uncertainty, with everyone focused on whether Yash can protect himself and who Dee and Devens might target next. Kirsten jokes about “Plague Watch 2026” as the cast deals with an outbreak in the house. The HOH, Yash, faces criticism for possibly nominating four out of six remaining players, which Kirsten calls “too light.” Scapegoating takes center stage, with hosts noting how quickly the house blames Drew for their troubles. Barrett laments the three-nominee twist at final seven, echoing frustrations from last season. Melody gets her first big laugh of the season by roasting Drew's photo on the memory wall. The power dynamics in Big Brother 28 are shifting as illness, paranoia, and game fatigue set the tone for tough nominations and unpredictable votes. Will Melody side with Barrett or Drew, and could this be the week Yash loses control? Tune in for the latest strategies, tears, and twists inside the BB28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Morning Recap 03:08 Sickness Spreads in the House 07:22 HOH Yash Catches Illness, Plans Nominations 10:19 Melody Turns Against Drew 12:33 Houseguests Navigate Big Brother Drama 17:02 Drew Becomes the Week's Scapegoat 23:53 Dee Grieves Angela's Big Brother Exit 27:41 Strategy Shifts: Melody Versus Drew 34:05 Double Eviction Threatens Yash 38:42 Three Big Brother Nominations Confirmed 41:56 Hating, Humor, and Memory Wall Roasts 43:27 Veto Competition Teased for 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 Saturday Live Feed Update September 12, 2026 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 sees the house slowed down by sickness and strategy as the latest HoH, Yash, sets the week's nominations and alliances scramble to stay alive. In this update episode, Taran Armstrong welcomes Kirsten MacInnis to break down a day marked by […]

BB28 Thursday Eviction Ep Recap, Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 gets shaken up as the house sees another dramatic blindside and shifting allegiances. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by Mary Kwiatkowski and Brandon Donlon for this fast-paced eviction night recap as Angela becomes the latest juror and the house braces for a game-changing Veto twist. The episode highlights Angela's eviction after Barrett's complex HoH week, where he nominates the “Icons”, Dee, Devens, and Angela, with hopes to finally break up a dominant group. The cast is caught off guard as Dee manages to flip Taylor and Yash to her side, saving both herself and Devens against the odds. Meanwhile, the group debates the real meaning of the “Pressure Cooker” comp, as the show teases its controversial return as a Veto. Taran points out that Barrett’s major misstep was choosing Yash to play Veto over Drew, which allowed his own game to unravel after a social disconnect. Mary notes the irony of the house's hypocrisy; Dee is furious at betrayal after making the same moves herself, revealing layers to her social game. Brandon observes that Dee is unrivaled at locking in key votes, especially in tough spots, and questions whether she subtly threw the comp to Devens. The group debates whether the Veto competition was a real “Pressure Cooker” and jokes about the quirks that make these returning icons memorable. Angela's exit is described as lengthy and bittersweet, and there's speculation about whether she might return in another season or even cross over to other reality formats. With the split in the house sharper than ever and another double eviction looming, is the Icon alliance finally finished, or will Dee and Devens find a way to take back control? Tune in for the full house analysis and bold predictions on the next moves inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Eviction Night 03:16 Pressure Cooker Twist Announced 10:28 Dee and Devens Survive Block 15:36 Angela Murray's Big Brother Journey 20:10 Angela Spies on House Showmance 25:19 Barrett's HOH Move Backfires 35:31 Dee and Barrett's Emotional Rift 41:50 Icons' Game Moves and Reactions 47:46 Blockbuster Competition Shifts Dynamic 54:07 Angela's Jury Exit and Goodbye 01:01:30 Fun Predictions for Big Brother Endgame Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

BB28 Thursday Eviction Ep Recap, Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 gets shaken up as the house sees another dramatic blindside and shifting allegiances. Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by Mary Kwiatkowski and Brandon Donlon for this fast-paced eviction night recap as Angela becomes the latest juror and the house braces for a game-changing Veto twist. The episode highlights Angela's eviction after Barrett's complex HoH week, where he nominates the “Icons”, Dee, Devens, and Angela, with hopes to finally break up a dominant group. The cast is caught off guard as Dee manages to flip Taylor and Yash to her side, saving both herself and Devens against the odds. Meanwhile, the group debates the real meaning of the “Pressure Cooker” comp, as the show teases its controversial return as a Veto. Taran points out that Barrett’s major misstep was choosing Yash to play Veto over Drew, which allowed his own game to unravel after a social disconnect. Mary notes the irony of the house's hypocrisy; Dee is furious at betrayal after making the same moves herself, revealing layers to her social game. Brandon observes that Dee is unrivaled at locking in key votes, especially in tough spots, and questions whether she subtly threw the comp to Devens. The group debates whether the Veto competition was a real “Pressure Cooker” and jokes about the quirks that make these returning icons memorable. Angela's exit is described as lengthy and bittersweet, and there's speculation about whether she might return in another season or even cross over to other reality formats. With the split in the house sharper than ever and another double eviction looming, is the Icon alliance finally finished, or will Dee and Devens find a way to take back control? Tune in for the full house analysis and bold predictions on the next moves inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Eviction Night 03:16 Pressure Cooker Twist Announced 10:28 Dee and Devens Survive Block 15:36 Angela Murray's Big Brother Journey 20:10 Angela Spies on House Showmance 25:19 Barrett's HOH Move Backfires 35:31 Dee and Barrett's Emotional Rift 41:50 Icons' Game Moves and Reactions 47:46 Blockbuster Competition Shifts Dynamic 54:07 Angela's Jury Exit and Goodbye 01:01:30 Fun Predictions for Big Brother Endgame 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 11, 2026 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 reaches a breaking point as alliances get messy after another eviction shakes the house. In this Recap episode, host Taran Armstrong is joined by guest Matt, as they sort through dramatic flips, shaky deals, and who's actually loyal heading into the double eviction. The fallout from Angela's eviction is everywhere: Yash claims the latest HoH title after a marathon competition, just as his new deal with Dee and Devens comes into play. The episode details how Yash and Taylor secretly lock in votes against Angela, planning to frame it all on Drew breaking their “ceasefire.” Meanwhile, Melody and Barrett are left out of the loop, feeling betrayed and scrambling for answers. Strategic conversations center on making speeches, who's really with whom, and what will happen with the bribe twist up in the air. The status of friendships, like Dee and Angela's tight bond, contrasts with the fractured trust among Yash, Drew, and Barrett. Matt points out the subtle, failed save attempts by Devens, and how his weak lies might have tipped off Yash and Taylor. Taran Armstrong breaks down how the Icons gambled and lost influence when the vote flips to save Dee over Angela. Both hosts explain Yash winning HoH dramatically changes the math for the coming double eviction and exposes him as a comp beast. The “bribe” deal hangs over the room, and Yash spends hours rehearsing how to explain his side amid suspicion. As new power settles in, alliances look uncertain and trust is in short supply. Will Yash's win—and the bribe—protect him, or just make him a bigger target as the double eviction looms? Tune in to hear all the shifting plans, tense house moments, and the hosts' full breakdown. Chapters: 00:00 Eviction Night Rocks Big Brother 28 06:54 Drew's Promises Shape Game Direction 11:28 Jury Discussions and Farewells Begin 17:08 Barrett and Dee's Emotional Fallout 28:03 The Vote Flip's Big Brother Impact 38:33 Yash's Winning Streak Continues 56:05 Double Eviction Looms for Houseguests 01:08:03 Nominee Calculations and Veto Scenarios 01:17:47 Icons' Departure Changes Big Brother House Never miss a minute of RHAP's extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Andy Herren and Aubry Bracco Talk BB28 Wednesday Veto Ep Recap, Week 9 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 keeps the house buzzing as alliances face turning points, the Icons are targeted, and blindsides get planned. In this Recap episode, Rob Cesternino, Andy Herren, Maggie Morgan, and Survivor 50 winner Aubry Bracco, break down this week's high-stakes moves, from nominations through Veto chaos and strategic campaigning. Barrett's HoH reign takes center stage as he makes a bold move, nominating the core Icons: Dee, Devens, and Angela. The panel dives into the fallout of this decision, debating whether Barrett is following the right strategy or getting caught in “HOH-itis.” Aubry and Andy weigh in on how the veto ceremony erupts into drama, with Dee confronting Barrett in a rare display of personal gameplay intensity. Maggie spotlights the vote scramble, with Yash and Taylor considering a blindside while Melody and Drew get left out of the loop. Social dynamics are in flux as trust breaks down, prank stories (like Taylor hiding Drew's hairbrush) offer comic relief, and everyone watches for the next big alliance shakeup. Andy says Barrett needed to break up the Icons' power, even if it paints a target on his back. Aubry calls out Barrett's handling of Drew during the veto draw, pointing to cracks in alliance management. Maggie explains why she'd target Yash instead, seeing him as the bigger long-term threat. The panel laughs over BB Comics, Drew's missing hairbrush, and the chaos of emotional veto speeches. Dee's emotional campaign after the block shows just how hard she's working to avoid eviction. With the Icons under fire, shifting loyalties, and a possible blindside looming, the power in the Big Brother 28 house is wide open. Will Barrett's big move stick, or will another houseguest steal control next week? Listen in for the full drama, debate, and all the strategic fallout from this week's episode. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Panel Introductions 06:56 Barrett's Big Brother HOH Decision 11:11 Explosive Nomination Ceremony Drama 17:17 Big Brother Bribe Causes Confusion 21:20 Debating Yash vs Dee Endgame 26:31 Taylor's Hidden Hairbrush Prank 28:48 BB Comics Sparks Mixed Reactions 33:54 Icons Confront Barrett at Veto 38:43 Dee's Scorched Earth Big Brother 51:09 Spoilers: Dee Plans Shocking Flip 57:11 Angela's Fate and Big Brother Power 01:02:42 Blockbuster, Fun Feeds, HOH Speculation 01:08:36 BB28 Houseguests: Reflections and Farewells 01:16:43 Favorite Non-Icon Houseguests Discussed 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 9 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is at a tipping point as the Icons and crossovers face off, and the house divides along lines of loyalty and big moves. Host Rob Cesternino welcomes guest Eric Stein for a lively recap and strategy breakdown full of sharp analysis, unexpected house moments, and candid reactions. This week's discussion covers Barrett's high-stakes HoH reign, which lands three Icons, including Dee and Devens, on the block. The BB Bribe twist keeps Yash from targeting certain houseguests, tying his hands but also keeping him safe. The podcast breaks down whether Dee and Devens could both stay thanks to the ever-shifting vote math, and debates if keeping Dee in the house is as dangerous as it seems. Social dynamics hit center stage with Melody and Drew's will-they-won't-they alliance (and possible showmance) and Angela's relentless needling, proving house tension comes from more than comps and ceremonies. Rob Cesternino notes Barrett's move to put the Icons on the block feels like trading a win for lasting fan support Eric Stein argues Dee's blowup at Barrett could help shift targets, making her a threat well beyond comp wins Both point out Yash's position with the BB Bribe is more powerful and complex than viewers first realized The Drew and Melody dynamic raises questions about loyalty and usefulness, with Angela's comments stirring the pot BB Comics get a humorous rundown, as both hosts critique the creativity (and lack thereof) behind the season's houseguest superheroes With the house now split, alliances tested, and big, unpredictable personalities in control, will Barrett's attempts to dethrone the Icons backfire, or is a new power structure in the making? Tune in for a fun, sharp, and comprehensive look at all things Big Brother 28 this week! Chapters: 00:00 Summer of Stein Returns 04:43 Big Brother 28 Season Standouts 08:34 Eviction Night Stakes Intensify 14:09 BB Bribe Creates Game Chaos 19:21 Icons Versus Newbies Showdown 24:44 D's Eviction Speech Shakes House 29:47 Angela Murray Faces Her Fate 36:06 Drew, Melody, Barrett's Messy Triangle 44:04 Yash Patel's Unlikely BB28 Journey 51:02 BB28 Comics Roasted and Ranked 58:17 Closing Thoughts on BB28 Game 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!

This week we get our annual visit from expert Big Brother recapper Taran Armstrong. Even though this was recorded on Monday and airing Thursday to the public, good thing is that we pretty much know going into Thursday night's live eviction that one of the icons is going home. There isn't much mystery. But I spent a good amount of time recapping all the major storylines of the season with Taran from the Icons, to Yash's 180 from beginning of game til now, the showmance of Drew/Melody, my rule changes I'd be interested in seeing, and much, much more.Music written by Jimmer Podrasky (B'Jingo Songs/Machia Music/Bug Music BMI)Ads:ZocDoc – Click on https://zocdoc.com/RealitySteve to find and instantly book a top rated doctor today. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

BB28 Roundtable Week 9 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is at a tipping point as the Icons alliance faces their toughest week yet. Taran Armstrong leads this Recap Roundtable with Melissa Deni and Cory Wurtenberger, breaking down one of the season's wildest weeks as big moves force the house to pick sides and tensions rise between longtime alliances. Barrett's decision to put all three Icons, Dee, Devens, and Angela, on the block as HoH sparks major fallout. The group covers how Barrett navigates competing pressures, Yash's game-changing win in BB Comics Veto and strategy with the bribe, and the shifting plans as the house braces for the next Blockbuster competition. Listeners hear how Drew's attempts to protect his connections backfire, why Taylor and Melody's social positions improve, and what Dee and Devens need to survive. The group unpacks deals, blindsided votes, fake alliances, and the importance of winning at this stage. Cory highlights how Dee's self-interested, “dogged” strategy might win jury respect, while Devens' decision to volunteer for the block comes back to haunt him Taran details how Barrett's big move secures him power but leaves him exposed next week, especially if Yash or an Icon gets HoH Melissa shares why Taylor and Melody benefit from fading into the background while stronger players target each other The trio debates jury management, win equity for Angela, and how Yash's bribe shapes targeting and trust around the house With alliances fracturing and major players on the edge, who will be able to rebuild trust and seize control after this week's crucial eviction? Listen now for a full breakdown of the week's competitions, shifting loyalties, and what comes next in Big Brother 28. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Roundtable Week 9 Begins 05:03 Blockbuster Competition Reshapes the Game 12:51 Barrett's Big Brother Power Move 18:51 Yash's Bribe and House Impact 25:02 Production Rules Stir Confusion 32:14 Favorite Big Brother 28 Players Ranked 40:46 Divided Fan Base and House Chaos 47:30 Highs and Lows of BB28 Season 57:27 Stock Watch: Player Ratings Drop 01:05:17 Melody and Taylor's Midgame Paths 01:12:18 Barrett Pfeiffer's Move Assessed 01:17:47 Yash Patel's Rising Game Power 01:20:42 Dee Valladares Faces Eviction Danger 01:27:21 Taylor Brown's Subtle Game Moves 01:33:03 Angela Murray's Challenges Mount 01:36:47 Drew Campbell's Messy Week 01:43:30 Rick Devens: Missed Opportunities 01:48:03 Comparing Dee, Devens, and Barrett 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!