Margaret Cho rejoins the podcast to discuss everything from her return to music, to Chinese astrology, to how fucked up the world is today. We celebrate the release of Lucky Gift, Margaret’s third album and first in nine years, and discuss songwriting, producing music, and her surprising Smashing Pumpkins inspiration. We bond over music and relationships, make plans to hit up a gay bar, and explains how she constantly changes up her set on the current Live & Livid Stand-Up Comedy Tour. Margaret opens-up about being nine years sober, why she should be full-time on The View, why DEI was established due to discrimination in the workplace and its reversal is a form of discrimination. Margaret gives behind-the-scenes tea on her upcoming film projects including working with Sandra Bernhard & Kristen Schaal on season two of Disney’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians, Olivia Wilde & Charli XCX on I Want Your Sex, and Molly Ringwald on Thoughts & Prayers.

Alaina Moore of Tennis joins the podcast to celebrate the band's final album and farewell tour. Alaina breaks down why indie labels are just as shady as major labels, reveals she is currently writing an autobiography, and plans to write a burning bridges chapter. Alaina explains Tennis' evolution of sound, why Face Down in the Garden almost never happened, and the recent sailboat writing session that consisted of illness, death, engine breakdowns, and being robbed by pirates. Alaina opens up about her toxic upbringing growing up as part of the Christian homeschool purity movement. Alaina breaks down how her puritanical upbringing hindered her youth, made her waste the horniest years of her life on abstinence, and how it was difficult coming to terms with her bisexuality. From dating your friends, navigating life in your thirties, to why it is impossible for fans to buy the Ritual in Repeat vinyl... Alaina Moore tells all!

The legendary David Foster and Katharine McPhee join the podcast for an iconic episode where I interrupt Kat’s voice lessons and David explains why I convinced him to adjust the song “Hero” for the Boop: The Musical soundtrack. David talks his impressive career creating the careers of Céline Dion and Whitney Houston, creating Boop: The Musical, and spills all sorts of music industry tea. Katharine discusses her upcoming album and even breaks out into song during the episode. David and Kat explain how their pandemic performances at home turned into a five year tour spanning 2025, how they navigate working together as a couple, their controversial banter, who in the Hadid family David still has a relationship with, and answers tons of listener questions. David also explains why the current artists he wants to work with are Ed Sheeran, Kendrick Lamar, and Raye. So much juicy conversation... you must watch the full thing!

Jennifer and Renee Graziano join the podcast for an exclusive Mob filled episode! The Grazianos discuss their early life growing up as children of the mob (what mob?) and why Renee loved it versus why Jenn hated it. Jenn explains how their upbringing inspired her to get into production and Renee opens up on her life unknowingly being married to a rat. The Grazianos dive deep into the aftermath of Renee's ex-husband, Hector "Junior" Pagan, cooperating with law enforcement and snitching on their father, Anthony Graziano. Jenn reveals what went on behind the scenes that fueled all of the on-camera feuds while Renee reveals how certain cast members loved her downfall. Renee gets real about her breakdowns, addictions, and the dark side of "mob life." Jenn explains why the show ended despite being a hit, and how big of a role Harvey Weinstein played in the show's rise and demise. The Grazianos discuss the possibility of a reboot and spill all the tea on their new podcasts: The Crysis Queen hosted by Renee and Straightened Out hosted by Jenn.

David Archuleta rejoins the podcast and we discuss everything from his sexy new music to announcing his upcoming juicy memoir! David details why he left Hollywood, after winning everyone over on American Idol, to pursue a Mormon mission. David explains why he left the Mormon Church and talks about his friendships with fellow famous ex-mormons Heather Gay of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Tyler Glenn of Neon Trees, and Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons. David also chats about his recent Queerties nomination, covering George Michael, and announces his new book.

Madison Taylor and Nick Sampson of Senses join the podcast! We instantly bond over rebelling, growing up Catholic in musical families, how the pandemic temporarily halted our careers, and the duo share their coming out stories for the first time ever. The two discuss how they met on the infamous Craigslist, share wild stories during their time trying to make it, and take us behind the scenes of the music industry. Senses talks about signing with a major record label, how they still have to put in the work, and how tour life is not the glamorous rock n roll rodeo fans imagine. From preconceived notions to sleeping in Walmart parking lots to New York Pizza... we cover it all!

Heather McDonald joins the pod to celebrate a decade of the Juicy Scoop podcast! Heather serves up Hollywood and Housewives tea, we celebrate the end of Cancel Culture, and bond over growing up Catholic with inappropriate parents that led us to comedy. From her fallout with Chelsea Handler to being blacklisted in Hollywood which led to Heather establishing one of the biggest podcasts in the game... Heather sets the record straight on everything! We break down why Reality Reckoning is bullshit, why we sympathize with Brandi Glanville and Teresa Giudice, and discuss behind-the-scenes tea from #RHOBH to #RHONJ. Heather also goes deep on her time working on Chelsea Lately, the highs and lows of podcasting, and her best and worst interviews.

Grammy award-winning Queen of Disco, Gloria Gaynor, joins the podcast! We discuss her current tour, new EP, and surviving fifty years in the music biz. Gloria talks her new biopic and full length feature documentary film available on LifetimeTV, headlining Rock In Rio in Brazil to 150,000 people, and staying in shape with CrossFit. Gloria also reveals who she admires in the industry today as well as who she thinks is just a gimmick.