Dom & Kyla are discussing The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, focusing on new cast member Amanda Frances and how she is being an outlier in the best and oddest ways. From being able to advertise her business and directly shout out her website in the episode, to bragging about her life in a way that feels like being a one-upper.

Dom and Kyla share predictions about Amanda's journey, the coolness of Sutton's evolving identity, and the impact of authenticity in reality TV. While Dom and Kyla appreciate manifesting and working on achieving their goals, including visualizing them (Dom practices his Oscar speech, and Kyla wants to be on the cover of Fast Company magazine). However, Dom and Kyla are shocked by the grifting nature of Amanda’s online courses, the challenges new cast members face fitting into the show's fandom, and Boz's classy demeanor during their trip to Sedona.

Congratulations to Amy Poehler for winning a Golden Globe award for podcasting, the first recognition of a podcaster by the Golden Globes.

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The season finale of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City did not disappoint, but everyone can admit we were NOT expecting that Greek tragedy play to be so impactful.

Lisa Barlow was crying. Angie K. was feeling a way. Mary was activated. Bronwyn’s disloyalty to the cast is more apparent than she knew. And Meredith is shouting into a maze.

But seriously, did anything else happen in Episode 16 besides the Greek tragedy play? Oh yeah, Dom & Kyla discuss Bronwyn’s sloppy confrontation with Meredith. If you do not have receipts, do not bring anything up with Meredith. Mary is livid that the cast refuses to confront Meredith in a serious manner about her mood swings and volatile behavior. We are STILL not over the airplane footage.

With the RHOSLC cast continuing to surprise us, the season ends with everyone still in Santorini, Greece, on the cast trip, and we want to see footage from that plane ride too. Let’s overanalyze this!

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Ever judged a reality show too harshly? After diving into the world of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and being three episodes into the world of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kyla realized there's so much more than just glam! It's about real stories, emotions, and the characters' connections, and how they present their lives to the audience. Dom, who loves the vulnerable moments, the conflict, and the resolution in each series, appreciates the cast members' humanity.

This special episode celebrates the start of 2026 and explains how judging others may be fun, but you need to change your perspective and judge yourself if you believe the Real Housewives cast members are shallow.

The episode quickly dives into Kyla's earliest memories of television and Dom's wish to be 25 in the year 1995. As always, let's overanalyze all things Real Housewives, media, and entertainment (including Big Kathy and Kim, Kyle and Kathy).

This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.