Show Notes
In the first BRAVOCON episode since my return, Cat (@worm_with_a_mustache) and I dive into the absolute whirlwind that was BravoCon. We unpack the intensity of the weekend, the standout moments from CreatorCon (hosted by The Bravo Docket and Podcast Nation) and our own shifting feelings about the Housewives universe.
We cover the ethics of sharing personal stories and children on reality TV, the justice system’s inconsistent treatment of reality stars, and what the future of Bravo might look like as more controversies surface. If you love reality TV but also enjoy the psychology, the power plays, and the human cost behind it all, this episode is it.
Follow Cat for all things Bravo and politics at @worm_with_a_mustache.Connect with me on Instagram at @jana.firestone, watch episodes in full on YouTube @thecuriouslifepodcast and find out more at www.janafirestone.com.
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