Show Notes
There was high drama on The Traitors Monday night, with contestants discussing the tough decisions around who to 'murder' and how quickly alliances can turn in the game. Emma, a vocal coach from Dublin, and Edelle, a software operations lead, joined us to chat about their whirlwind experiences and the emotional rollercoaster of not even meeting the other traders before getting banished. It’s clear that first impressions and circumstantial evidence can make or break your time in the castle!
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