RAANAP: Final Destination 3

RAANAP: Final Destination 3 Rob Cesternino (@robcesternino) and Akiva Wienerkur (@keev26) need a podcast and every week, Rob and Akiva spin a wheel of listener-submitted podcast ideas, and whatever the wheel lands on is what they podcast about next. This week Rob and Akiva talk Final Destination 3 for a Halloween special.  For the link to the spreadsheet that Rob and Akiva use to compile ideas, check it all out here: Rob and Akiva Need a Spreadsheet (compiled by the great Will from America). To submit an idea for a future episode of “Rob and Akiva Need a Podcast” to be discussed on the mailbag, submit it on this form: Rob and Akiva’s Mailbag Form. Past Episodes of Rob & Akiva Need a Podcast

Traitors: New Blood Ep 8 Banished Player Exit Interview Watch the podcast on YouTube. Rob Cesternino and Pooya welcome Traitors: New Blood’s first banished traitor, Tomica, for a revealing exit interview in episode 8. As drama builds around “Fruitgate” and alliances are put to the test, Tomica shares her side of the story, giving listeners a closer look at pivotal decisions and shifting loyalties inside the castle. With Fruitgate looming large and the pressure of traitor life mounting, the group dives into the tangled strategies and moments that shaped Tomica’s journey. This episode explores the fallout from Tomica’s role in Fruitgate and how a single slip-up changes the course of the game. Rob Cesternino, Pooya, and Tomica break down the intense tension between Tomica and Victor, the reluctance of players to turn on each other, and what it means to be targeted as a traitor. Tomica discusses the emotional and strategic complexities of targeting other players, her partnership with Joe, and the consequences of mistakes under immense pressure. The hosts uncover how new powers like Shane’s pardon stirred the pot and revisit key voting choices that reshaped castle dynamics. Highlights from the conversation: Tomica’s alternative strategy to eliminate Victor earlier, and why she regrets not making the move The impact of Shane’s pardon and how it played into the castle’s power dynamics Tomica’s honest take on being targeted during Fruitgate and perceptions of bias in the vote The accidental reveal of Katie’s name instead of Kriste and its ripple effects Reflections on alliances, betrayal, and whether Tomica would choose the traitor’s path again Tomica’s candid reflections paint a vivid picture of life as a traitor under constant scrutiny. Are cracks in the remaining alliances about to widen, and is Joe next on the chopping block as suspicions rise? Chapters: 0:00 Tomica’s Traitor Exit Begins 0:23 Fruitgate Fallout and Victor Debate 1:25 Regrets Over Not Targeting Victor 2:23 Shane’s Power and Strategic Frustration 2:47 Niyyah’s Murder and Joe Confronted 3:43 Banished First, Good Game Gone 4:13 Victor’s Fate and Banishment Strategy 5:13 Fruitgate Accusations and Gender Bias 6:06 Naming Katie: Costly Mistake 7:40 Votes from Joe and Katie 8:23 Would Tomica Play Faithful? 9:10 Post-Game: Victor Relationship Revisited 10:13 Season Recap and What’s Next Stay tuned for this inside look at Traitors gameplay and don’t miss Pooya and Rob’s deep dive into what might happen next! Never miss all our Traitors US recaps plus recaps from other versions around the world! LISTEN:  Subscribe to the Traitors Around the World podcast feed WATCH:  Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Traitors: New Blood Ep 8 Recap – A Traitor Has Been Banished! Also available on YouTube! The tension rises on Traitors: New Blood, episode 8, as Rob Cesternino and Pooya break down the most dramatic roundtable yet. Victor’s persistence as a “faithful” reaches its peak this week—surviving yet another close call thanks to a perfectly-timed pardon from Shane, just as suspicions mount and alliances begin to shift. The first traitor is finally exposed, shifting the trajectory of the entire season and raising the stakes for everyone left in the castle. With a key mission skipped, players head straight from breakfast to the roundtable, intensifying the pressure. Rob Cesternino and Pooya dig into Victor’s relentless campaign against Tomica, the clever but risky moves made by Shane, and the impact of the pardon power on the castle’s strategy. They reflect on the traitors’ fumbled opportunity to eliminate Victor earlier and question whether future traitors will be as hesitant to pull the trigger. The aftermath of the first traitor banishment sets off new speculation about recruitment, murder options, and whether characters like Joe or Katie can recover or seize control. Highlights from this episode’s analysis include: Shane’s game-altering use of the pardon and its ripple effect on alliances and next moves Victor’s determined campaign to turn the castle against Tomica, sticking with his suspicions even when isolated The traitors’ debate over whether to recruit, murder, or risk letting key threats survive another round Speculation over future faithful leaders and how the castle could regroup after losing Tomica Iconic in-game moments, like Fruitgate, strategic bluffs, and the dynamics of murder in plain sight With traitors exposed and the faithful reeling, the power struggle shifts. Can Victor survive another cycle, or will Joe and Katie make a decisive move to regain the upper hand? Dive into the discussion to keep up with every twist that’s changing the game. Don’t miss this episode—listen now for sharp strategy insights, memorable moments, and all the latest from Traitors: New Blood! Chapters: 00:00 Victor Saved by Shane’s Pardon 06:19 Tomica Banishment and Traitor Reveal 12:04 Should Traitors Recruit Victor? 16:02 Victor’s Unlikely Path Discussed 19:04 Fruitgate Strategy Turns the Tide 22:31 Joe and Victor’s Cliffhanger Showdown 29:23 Tomica’s Downfall and Social Game 34:02 Emotional Toll on New Players 41:10 Roundtable: Victor Traps Joe 48:43 Spite Murder and Traitor Paranoia 54:54 Joe’s Last Stand Strategy 57:45 Suspenseful Roundtable Vote Structure 59:02 Faithfuls Rally as Season Peaks Never miss all our Traitors US recaps plus recaps from other versions around the world! LISTEN:  Subscribe to the Traitors Around the World podcast feed WATCH:  Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Carolyn Wiger Talks Survivor 51 Ep 6 Also available on YouTube! Survivor 51 heats up as host Rob Cesternino sits down with Survivor 44 finalist Carolyn Wiger for a lively recap and analysis of the latest episode. This week, the focus is on the fallout from a wild tribal council, unpredictable alliances, and the emotional rollercoaster facing the remaining castaways. Survivor Know-It-Alls is back, shining a spotlight on the unique strategies and social bonds shaping the game in the “open era.” The conversation kicks off with Carolyn reflecting on the heartbreak of a three-person tribe facing Tribal Council, comparing her own experience with Jelly’s tense position holding an idol beside her chaotic closest ally. Rob and Carolyn dig deep into the shifting alliances—like the Kilby and Eric dynamic, which Carolyn likens to a one-sided friendship where one player just can’t let go. They track the new “tether idol,” the rise of underdogs versus power players, the ongoing debate about showmances and classic Survivor tropes, and the importance of authentic connections as the merge approaches. Carolyn gets personal about the emotional toll of being left out and the lessons she learned from both Survivor and The Traitors. Key points discussed by Rob Cesternino and Carolyn Wiger: – The fallout from a three-person tribe and the heartbreak of losing Ori – Jelly’s tough spot—idol in hand and torn between alliances – The Kilby/Eric “toxic friendship” and shifting loyalties heading into the merge – The impact of the new “tether idol” and how it could shape post-merge strategy – Why some players stand out (or get snubbed) in casting, and how authentic bonds trump gameplay “perfect” resumes With unpredictable twists, emotional camp moments, and underdog stories brewing, Rob and Carolyn ask: Will the power players hold, or will the chaotic underdogs flip the script at the merge? Can Jelly or Kristin use their positions to make a game-changing move? Catch this episode to hear all the strategic insights and hilarious Survivor stories as the open era marches on! Chapters: 00:00:00 Carolyn Wiger Joins to Talk Survivor 00:02:50 Handling Seasonal Affective Disorder 00:06:05 Survivor 51 Episode: Three-Person Tribes 00:12:29 Appreciating Real Survivor Connections 00:17:10 Jelly’s Dilemma and Small Tribes 00:20:21 Survivor Showmances and Modesty Shifts 00:24:01 Rob’s Quit Causes Superfan Debate 00:26:16 Carolyn’s Survivor Casting Journey 00:31:00 Kristin’s 25-Year Survivor Application 00:37:25 The Kilby and Eric Relationship Breakdown 00:44:08 Relating to Eric’s Emotional Gameplay 00:47:13 Mike’s Lack of Connection Examined 00:51:29 Alternate Survivor Players and Camp Life 00:55:07 Survivor Journeys Versus Summits 01:01:00 Kristin’s Tether Idol Advantage 01:05:48 Open Era Underdogs Versus Power Players 01:17:58 Early Women Eliminations This Season 01:27:07 Carolyn and Kilby’s Smashing Pumpkins Adventure 01:37:00 Carolyn and Sandra’s Intimate Mafia Game Nights Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Amazing Race 39 Ep 6 Recap Watch the podcast on YouTube. Travel from Albania to Sri Lanka is full of surprises in The Amazing Race 39, episode 6, as Mike Bloom and Jessica Liese dig into inventive editing, team match-ups, and the mounting strategic pressure at the halfway point. A clever intersection twist forces alliances and exposes the season’s emerging power dynamics, while a series of performance and memorization challenges test racers in unconventional ways. With a cliffhanger ending and a U-turn vote on the horizon, this week sets the stage for evolving social games and tactical dilemmas. The conversation focused on how the episode’s nonlinear storytelling—starting in the middle of the action and ending with a cliffhanger—shapes viewers’ expectations and the perceived drama among racers. Mike and Jessica explore the implications of the intersection, especially Matt and Michelle’s calculated move to secure their preferred partners, and debate whether the lie about the Express Pass gives them any real advantage. Both hosts weigh in on the relative difficulty of detour options, from crafting Albanian hats under scrutiny to reciting poetry for a stone-faced judge, and question how task design affects team placement. The discussion explored alliances, strategic sandbagging, and emerging rivalries as the U-turn vote looms large for front-runners and underdogs alike. Key moments from the podcast include: Debate over the show’s use of flashbacks, cliffhangers, and “in media res” editing Analysis of intersection strategies, including partner selection and Express Pass mind games Entertaining detour failures, cultural challenges, and the role of local judges in shaping team fortunes The evolving dynamics and formation of the “Boss Ladies Alliance” and other social groupings The implications of a U-turn vote, especially for dominant teams like Matt & Michelle and Daisha & Dalton As teams approach the next country with extra penalties and votes against them, can strong alliances shield them from the fallout, or will social strategy tip the balance? Is nonlinear editing an exciting change or a distraction from the core race drama? Tune in for a deep dive into the halfway mark of The Amazing Race 39 and see how the latest twists set up the next act—listen to the full recap for sharp insights and lively debate about every move and misstep. Chapters: 00:00 Albania Leg Ends, Cliffhanger Begins 6:50 Editing Changes Spark Mixed Reactions 14:19 Navigation Woes at Jurgen Resort 19:41 Intersection Teams Strategize Partnerships 26:33 Dance Challenge Upsets and Outcomes 34:07 Challenging Skanderbeg Poem Detour 41:32 Michelle and Matt Dominate Again 48:03 Express Pass Lies Create Drama 53:56 Boss Ladies Alliance Struggles Continue 1:04:38 Doug and Dylan Spared Elimination 1:07:29 U-Turn Vote Looms Large 1:11:16 Season 39 Midpoint Reflections Race on over to Twitter to follow these hosts and share all of your thoughts with us on Twitter by tagging @RobHasAPodcast and using the hashtag #RHAP! Join our Facebook group at robhasawebsite.com/targroup  LISTEN! Never miss an episode of Amazing Race coverage by subscribing to RHAP’s Amazing Race Feed.  WATCH! Watch and subscribe to all RHAP podcasts on YouTube SUPPORT! Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Survivor 51 Ep 6 Exit Interview & TWISH Also available on YouTube. It’s an emotional morning after a tough Tribal Council on Survivor 51 as Rob Cesternino welcomes Ori for a deep-dive exit interview. Survivor 51’s latest episode brings high-stakes drama, with Ori at the center of three back-to-back Tribal Councils. With alliances tested and advantages in play, the episode raises big questions about loyalty, flipping, and when to make the risky move versus playing it safe. Rob Cesternino sits down with Ori to rehash the pivotal moments that shaped his journey, from holding strong in a tight alliance with Alexis to fighting for his spot against mounting odds. Ori reveals why, despite all the armchair quarterbacking from fans and other players, he wouldn’t change a single vote leading into his exit. They unpack the dilemma of Team Layup versus Half-Court Shot, echoing the risks Ori weighed as he considered whether to flip or stay loyal during the crunch vote that sealed his fate. Ori also shares how he tried to sway Devin emotionally and discusses his unique social approach, maintaining a low-key presence while staying connected across the tribe. The conversation takes a turn into the personal: Ori hints at a “showmance” with Jelly, drawing back the curtain just enough to leave fans wanting more. – Ori explains why flipping on his day-one alliance was never a real option – Rob and Ori debate if a tighter bond with Jelly could have saved his game – Strategic reflections on when to take the layup versus the three-point shot – The hidden pressures of being seen as a strong, social player in Survivor 51 – Ori’s real-life role as a motivator and coach carries over to his gameplay and pep talks Ori’s exit leaves big questions: when do you risk everything to break up a tight three, and can loyalty truly pay off in a game full of twists? Who will manage the fallout with Kristin’s powerful new idol, and could Ori’s careful style have gone further with a different set of challenges? Catch the full interview for a candid look inside Survivor 51’s toughest decisions and the surprising connections Ori leaves behind! 0:00 Ori’s Emotional Exit Interview 0:57 Ori Processes Watching His Elimination 1:23 Rob Recaps Ori’s Tough Tribal Streak 1:40 Ori Breaks Down His Voting Strategy 3:40 Did Ori Have a Shot With Jelly? 4:59 The “Layup vs. Three-Pointer” Philosophy 5:36 Ori Reflects on Underrated Strategic Play 8:04 Rob Asks About Summit and Idol Twist 8:37 Ori Reacts to Kristin’s Tether Idol Secret 9:27 Rob Teases Ori and Jelly Post-Show 10:28 Ori’s Motivational Role as Football Coach 12:12 Rob Previews Survivor History Segment 13:04 TWISH begins Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Know-It-Alls: Survivor 51 Ep 6 Recap & Merge Preview Watch the podcast on YouTube. Survivor Know-It-Alls is back as Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishbach break down the twists and tensions of Survivor 51, Episode 6. With the merge on the horizon, Rob and Stephen analyze shifting alliances, bold maneuvers, and notable camp moments that set this season apart. The duo digs into strategic choices both big and subtle, from Cristian’s clever summit manipulation to Kristin’s rise after a dramatic exile. This episode finds the game splitting into two clear sides: the “Helicopter Alliance” and the underdog squad led by Kilby, with key floaters and wildcards ready to shake things up. Ori’s departure at Tribal Council comes as an expected move, but the discussion centers on whether Devin and Jelly ever genuinely considered a flip, or if it was pure Survivor misdirection. The summit twist introduces the unique “tether idol,” launching Kristin into a powerful position just as the merge approaches. Sharonda’s subtle reads and emotional intelligence impress the hosts, while lighter moments like the inventive (but misguided) hammock fishing and the sack swing highlight Survivor 51’s quirky cast chemistry. Key moments include: – Cristian’s strategic play with the summit’s rock draw, reshaping social bonds at camp – Kristin’s solo exile adventure and acquisition of the game-changing tether idol – The hosts’ spirited debate: Did Kilby or Maggie deserve more credit for last week’s Tribal outcome? – The evolving split between alliances, with potential swing votes (Cristian, Eric, Kristin) looming large – Unforgettable camp scenes—hammock-fishing fails, sack swings, and shifting social alliances Survivor 51’s merge is primed for an old-school, two-sided brawl—but will loyalty, chaos, or a well-timed idol turn the tide? Can Kristin seize control, or will a wildcard break the game wide open? Catch Rob and Stephen as they break down every angle, debate the “fishy,” and preview the explosive moves coming at the merge! Chapters: 0:00 Survivor 51 Episode 6 Begins 0:45 Ori Voted Out at Tribal Council 2:15 Merge Dynamics and Two Main Alliances 4:25 Emotional Culture and Survivor Tears 5:05 Analyzing Tribal Council and Advantage Plays 7:02 Hypothetical Scenarios: Idol and Extra Vote 8:04 Should Ori or Jelly Have Flipped? 9:21 Loyalty Debate: Devin and Jelly’s Duo 11:21 Was Kilby’s Flashy Move Correct? 13:19 Eric’s Feelings After Kilby’s Betrayal 15:01 Cristian Maneuvers Journey Rock Draw 16:34 Strategic Summit Selection and Social Bonds 18:35 Sharonda Manipulates Advantage Distribution 22:23 Kristin’s Exile, Tether Idol Power 24:41 Did Sharonda Play Too Conservatively? 26:31 Maggie and the Net Versus Hammock Debate 29:14 Setting the Stage for Merge Showdown 33:13 Carter and Bros Bro Down on Sack Swing 36:43 Maggie’s Mixed Survivor Edit Discussed 39:16 Merged Tribe: Sides, Swing Votes Preview 41:00 Mike’s Outsider Status and Social Struggles 46:18 Will Open Era Merge Have Shenanigans? 49:28 Merge Vote Predictions and Idol Scenarios 51:27 Fishy Award: Candidates and Justification 55:16 Revisiting Maggie’s Credit for Last Fishy 58:14 Pre-Merge Recap: Highs and Lows 1:04:34 Live Events, Traitors, and Devens Family Shoutout 1:08:59 Returnee Potentials and Breakout Characters 1:11:01 Teasing Next Week’s Classic Merge Episode Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Cracking iPhone Duos are News AF – October 27, 2026 Rob Cesternino, Tyson Apostol, and Danny Bryson are back with another entertaining episode of News AF, where they dive into the week’s most peculiar and amusing stories. Today, Rob Cesternino, Tyson, and Danny talk through the week’s most newsworthy stories. To order Rob’s book, The Tribe and I Have Spoken, visit www.robhasabook.com Be sure to subscribe to our new YouTube channel! Need to catch up on more Actual Factual news? Archive of News AF Subscribe to News AF on iTunes View the News AF Archive News AF on Youtube Group AF Facebook Page Be sure to check our some great offers from our sponsors

The Mob Eps 1+2 Recap Also available on YouTube. Step into the world of The Mob as hosts Rob Cesternino and Brandon Donlon break down episodes 1 and 2 of Hulu’s mafia-inspired reality competition, where celebrities and reality TV veterans navigate loyalty, strategy, and the whims of a powerful Don. Broadcast from an Italian villa, the show is led by host Parker Posey and features a motley crew from The Sopranos’ Aida Turturro to reality stars like Joe Gorga and Harry Jowsey. Rob and Brandon unpack the game’s format, its colorful cast, and the mechanics that drive the family drama. Across the first two episodes, Rob Cesternino and Brandon Donlon discuss how The Mob’s Don-centric voting structure gives one player sweeping power—reminiscent of The Apprentice’s boardroom, but with reality stars vying for cash and safety. The duo explores how the Don doles out money after challenges, creating shifting incentives and raising questions about what the prize really means. The cast runs the gamut from eager game-players to those still adjusting, and the mechanics of eliminations—culminating in a meeting or a lonely walk to the meat locker—keep tensions high. Rob and Brandon analyze: Joe Gorga’s outsized impact as the first Don and his embrace of all things “family” How money is distributed after missions, and the uncertainty for both players and viewers about what the cash really buys Social rifts emerging quickly, especially around Demi Engemann, with Harry Jowsey leading efforts to shift the spotlight Frequent references to mob and pop culture, including ritual ring-kissing, suit-clad Dons, and wink-nod celebrity casting choices Questions over game structure: challenge design, Don immunity, and whether power shifts or alliances can alter the current hierarchy With alliances still forming and motivations in question, will the cast fall in line behind the Don, or will an ambitious family member make a move for control? As drama brews over money, strategy, and who should lead, tune in for Rob and Brandon’s insights into what might shake up The Mob. Listen now for a spirited reality TV breakdown and sharp analysis of early-game power plays. Chapters: 0:00 Meet the Mob: New Hulu Show 6:10 Don Power Dynamics Explained 13:15 Celebrity Cast Highlights Introduced 19:09 Joe Gorga Becomes First Don 27:29 First Challenge: Lockbox Mission 34:47 Bella Eliminated in Meat Locker 42:06 Cliffhanger: Don Role Up for Vote 51:01 Strategy Tensions: Don Replacement Talks 59:12 Aida vs Bruno: Next Whack Prediction 1:07:03 Who’s Next? Outro and Teasers Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the We Know Reality TV podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!

Sol Yi Talks Survivor 51 Ep 5 Also available on YouTube! Survivor 51 heats up as Rob Cesternino sits down with Survivor 47’s Sol Yi to break down the wild events of Episode 5 in this Recap edition. This week’s explosive Tribal Council isn’t just the talk of hardcore fans—mainstream voices are chiming in as one of the season’s best episodes yet. Sol brings a player’s perspective, comparing the high-stakes vote drama to a poker showdown, while Rob keeps the focus on risky moves and big Survivor swings. Together, Rob and Sol dig into the logic behind going to rocks—and why some players refuse to risk everything when their Survivor lives are on the line. Sol argues that avoiding risk can reveal a lot about who actually has the winning mindset, and he points out the difference between playing to survive and playing to win. The duo spotlights Lewis’ chaotic but composed gameplay, giving him credit for masterminding this week’s power play, and Juicy details emerge around how extra votes and surprise advantages are being handled. Key moments covered in this episode include: – Sol’s analogy between the rock draw and poker odds, unpacking why “playing scared” might keep you in the game—but not win it – Deep dive into Lewis’ strategy as he pushes Kilby to make a risky move, and Sol’s take on why Lewis is emerging as a potential winner – A debate on whether Survivor is tilting too far toward “big moves,” or if calculated aggression is the new path to the Sole Survivor title – Personal reflections from Sol on his own season, facing regrets, and why he now values bold gameplay more than ever – Behind-the-scenes info on Maggie’s extra vote and evolving tribe dynamics, plus playful talk on fantasy league punishments and cast bonds With risky gameplay, shifting alliances, and a cast ready to break from Survivor tradition, this episode asks: Do you have what it takes to risk it all—or will playing safe sink your game? Catch every twist and strategic turn on Survivor 51 by tuning in to this week’s analysis of who’s playing to win, and who’s just hoping to make it through another vote. Chapters: 0:00 Excitement for Survivor 51 Week 1:12 Survivor 51 Goes Viral 3:02 Poker Mindset at Tribal Council 4:44 Players Balk at Going to Rocks 10:03 Lewis Pushes for Big Move 13:19 Sol Reflects on Survivor Mistakes 15:42 Risks Versus Smart Survivor Play 19:29 Jeff’s Glass Ball Philosophy 21:04 Rachel’s Cold-Blooded Poker Move 22:31 Alliances Combine Superpowers 26:23 Maggie’s Bold Extra Vote Decision 28:01 Should They Have Worked With Eric? 33:54 Jelly’s Gender Dilemma at Tribal 37:56 Tie-Breaker Rule Clarification 39:00 Episode Four Twist Frustration 45:55 Open Era Survivor Surprises 51:03 Being a Parent Changes Strategy 53:03 Choosing to Stay Bitter After Survivor 57:00 Fantasy Football Punishment League 1:07:29 Who Could Replace Jeff Probst? Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Survivor coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Survivor podcast feed WATCH:  Watch and subscribe to the podcast on YouTube SUPPORT:  Become a RHAP Patron for bonus content, access to Facebook and Discord groups plus more great perks!