Survivor 50 Wish List | Ep 8: All-Stars with Rob Cesternino

This week, Rob and Josh discuss the Season 2 premiere of House of the Dragon, whether Rob is #TeamBlack or #TeamGreen, and Rob's biggest irrational pet peeve. They then shift gears and briefly touch on what's going on in the Survivor world right now.

This week, Mike and Shannon are joined by Survivor 42's Omar Zaheer to compete in a game of Survivor Jeopardy hosted by Omar's sister and legendary Jeopardy player, Juveria Zaheer.

Rob Cesternino, Tyson Apostol and Danny Bryson talk about the AI Mayor Candidate and all the crazy internet stories of the week!

This week, Chappell and Jason Reed watch and discuss the movie Hit Man that follows a professional killer as he falls in love.

Nick Brown placed seventh in Survivor: The Australian Outback. Since being on Survivor, Nick finished his degree at Harvard Law and was appointed the United States attorney for the Western District of Washington, which he resigned from to join the race for Attorney General of Washington.

Today, Taran and special guest, Josh Wigler, are here to break down the season 2 premiere of House of the Dragon LIVE after the episode.

The Pride Has Spoken | Episode 12: Kellie Nalbandian The Pride Has Spoken is all about celebrating LGBTQIA+ contestants on CBS’s Survivor. Each episode this season, Evvie Jagoda (they/them; @EvvieJagoda), Matt Scott (he/him; @mattscottgw) and Grace Leeder (she/her; @hifromgrace) will have conversations with many LGBTQIA+ players to talk about their experiences on the show. This episode features none other than Kellie Nalbandian (@kellienalb) and begins with […]

This week, Rob and Akiva Ask Why the Listeners Don't Have a Big Guest Yet

Today, Rob Cesternino (@RobCesternino) is joined by Charlie Davis (@charlieLdavis) to discuss his time in Fiji! Learn more about his strategic choices, alliances, relationships and much much more!

In their debut podcast, Josh and Antonio reintroduce themselves to RHAP, having been away in the Post Show Recaps mines for the past decade. They discuss their own origins as TV obsessives, use a timely milestone in TV history as a lens to talk about the power of the medium, and debate the merits of the current streaming service era.