Survivor 51 B&B Ep 3 | Mary Kwiatkowski

Gabby Pascuzzi Talks Survivor 51 Ep 3 Also available on YouTube! Survivor recapper Rob Cesternino welcomes back Gabby Pascuzzi for an in-depth look at the latest twists and turns of the current Survivor season. With the game heating up, Rob and Gabby break down big moments, new strategies, and the chaos brewing both on the beach and on social media. Gabby draws from both her Survivor and PhD experience to unpack what’s really going on with this cast of characters and why this season might just be an “instant classic.” Rob and Gabby open by comparing Gabby’s multi-year PhD grind with the ever-shifting eras of Survivor, before diving right into this week’s episode. They discuss Rhode Island Rob’s much-debated medical exit, whether it was truly a quit or a calculated decision, and how Rob’s antics made for must-see TV. The duo also explores the vote that split the tribe, how alliances of five can crumble in a group of eleven, and why secret alliances (or lack thereof) drive the drama. Social media battles among this season’s cast are front and center, showing how the open era is changing both gameplay and the Survivor fandom. Highlights from the episode include: – Gabby’s take on why Rob’s “quit” is both hilarious and secretly great TV – The debate over radical honesty in Survivor, featuring Devin and Kilby’s clash – The fallout from a blown-up “nameless five” alliance and the mechanics of swing votes – A close look at the potential for an all-women’s alliance and why social science classes should use Survivor as a textbook – Behind-the-scenes reality TV impressions, plus why “funny 115” moments are making a comeback As the game heads for a possible 3-tribe swap, Rob and Gabby ask: Will shifting alliances and tension-filled votes keep the momentum going, or could smaller tribes lead to less excitement? Who rises and falls in a season where everyone’s playing out loud—both in the game and online? Don’t miss Gabby’s expert analysis of this fast, funny, and unpredictable season—tune in to see who can survive the chaos and who will flame out next! Chapters: 0:00 Catching Up With Gabby Pascuzzi 2:08 Comparing Survivor Eras and Vibes 5:18 Rob’s Medical Exit Sparks Debate 8:32 Psychological Versus Physical Game Struggles 12:06 Swing Votes and Pat’s Exit 14:23 Alliance of Five Gets Exposed 16:19 Cast Social Media Drama Ignites 21:43 Survivor’s Social Media Restrictions Ease 25:31 Gabby Mimics Lewis’s Irish Accent 32:42 Strong Women’s Alliance Potential 36:33 Devin’s Radical Honesty Examined 41:01 Kilby’s Chaotic Gameplay Analyzed 53:03 Survivor’s Teachable Moments and Gossiping 1:01:34 Survivor as a Social Science Case Study 1:05:27 Three-Tribe Swap Predicted 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!

Survivor 51 B&B Ep 3 | Mary Kwiatkowski Also available on YouTube. With a new Survivor season upon us, it’s time for Mike Bloom and Liana Boraas to re-open the RHAP B&B! On the B&B, Mike and Liana are inspired by the lighter side of Survivor, featuring a series of segments and games based on what’s happening on Survivor that week. This week, Mike and Liana are joined by Mary Kwiatkowski to give their thoughts on Episode 3 of Survivor 51! This week’s charity shoutout is Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, which works to create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. Click here to donate. If you have any suggestions for games or feedback for the B&B, feel free to reach out to us on social media or email rhapbnb [at] gmail [dot] com. 00:00 Rob’s Controversial Quit Debated 06:16 Kilby Blindsided by Tribal Shift 13:40 Tribal Swap Teased, Alliances Shaken 19:54 Rob Denies Quit, Fans React 26:45 Carter’s Mutiny: Missed or Masterful? 33:52 Maggie Gains Extra Vote Advantage 41:14 Kilby Out, Five-Person Alliance Cracks 47:56 Lewis and Carter Spark Chaos 54:27 Carter Navigates Post-Flip Fallout 01:01:01 Mike Overlooked as Strategic Threat 01:07:00 Rob and Patt Exit Predictions 01:15:00 Survivor Fashion: Buff or Snuff 01:47:19 Charity Spotlight and Game Night If you have any suggestions for games or feedback for the B&B, feel free to reach out to us on social media or email rhapbnb [at] gmail [dot] com. 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!

Purple Pants Podcast | Survivor News 51 Ep 3 Recap: “Suplex Me” Somebody call a doctor, because Survivor 51 is getting out of hand! Brice, Wendell, and Jack are back for another episode of Survivor News, and this week, the game is giving us everything from a questionable foot injury and an accidental mutiny to stolen advantages, shaky alliances, and a Tribal Council that left us blindsided! One player missed the boat, another couldn’t get a foot in the game, and somebody learned the hard way that loose lips sink ships! With the Open Era getting messier by the minute, the baby boys are breaking down all the chaos, strategy, and foolishness of Episode 3. At this point, the only thing certain is that nobody’s footing in this game is secure! Tickets and updates for Brice and Wen 51 events: https://briceandwenpresent.flite.city/ You can also watch along on Brice Izyah’s YouTube channel to watch us break it all down https://youtube.com/channel/UCFlglGPPamVHaNAb0tL_s7g LISTEN: Subscribe to the Purple Pants 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! Previously on the Purple Pants Podcast Feed: Purple Pants Podcast Archives

Joe Hunter Talks Survivor 51 Ep 3 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Survivor 51 heats up with host Rob Cesternino and guest Joe Hunter, two-time Survivor finalist, as they dissect the drama and twists from the latest episode. Rob welcomes Joe off the island and into the studio, where Joe can finally unpack his own journey and the wild shifts happening in the new Open era of Survivor 51. From a jaw-dropping mutiny to the biggest pre-merge Tribal Council in Survivor history, Rob and Joe break down the shifting sands of alliances, betrayals, and next-level gameplay. Joe shares behind-the-scenes insights about returning from Survivor, adjusting to fame, and how the game has changed now that social media and influencer culture play a real role. The pair also dig into Devin’s radical honesty strategy and what it really means to be authentic on the island, comparing big personalities like Rizo with more grounded types like Carter. Highlights from the episode include: – Carter and Lewis’s surprising vote flip and how emotions shape major game moves – The impact of a record-breaking 11-person Tribal Council and the chaos of managing a huge tribe – Joe’s take on new era dynamics, shifting production twists, and what fans (and Tyler Perry!) love about the evolving game – The debate around quitting versus sticking it out, with Joe emphasizing the importance of having a strong “why” to make it through tough times – Hot takes on mutinies, going through players’ bags, and whether influencer culture belongs in Survivor As the competition intensifies and new twists force players out of their comfort zones, Rob and Joe ask: How do trust, empathy, and social strategy survive when chaos reigns? Can radical honesty help or hurt your alliance? Who will adjust best to the ever-changing game? Listen as Rob and Joe break down every flip, mutiny, and emotional confession, and get ready for next week’s big tribe swap on Survivor 51! Chapters: 0:00 Joe Hunter Returns—Life After Survivor 2:26 Tyler Perry Friendship Sparks New Series 5:19 Survivor’s Open Era—Joe’s Take 8:42 Authenticity and Social Media Impact 12:14 Comparing Old School and Modern Seasons 14:13 Devin Claims Joe and Devens Influence 16:24 Radical Honesty vs. Survivor Showmanship 20:14 Breaking Down the Big Tribal Council 22:56 Managing Chaos with Eleven-Person Tribes 26:41 Empathy as Joe’s Survivor Secret Weapon 31:27 Rizo and “Look at Me” Survivor Culture 36:45 Mutiny Moves: Carter vs. Survivor Past 43:59 Why Do Players Quit Survivor? 49:14 Jeff Probst’s Handling of Quits 52:58 Dramatic Challenge Comebacks and Tribe Swaps 55:02 Joe Relates Most to Carter’s Simplicity 1:11:33 Joanna’s Law—Joe’s Story and Impact 1:16:13 Show About Joe’s Life with Tyler Perry 1:38:52 Why Firefighters Thrive on Survivor 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!

Why ___ Lost Survivor 51 Ep 3 Also available on YouTube. Rob quit Survivor 51 while Patt would have done anything to stay in it. Then Rob went into interviews and social media to make himself look even worse. David Bloomberg and Jessica Lewis look at their very different situations to see how each played and where they went wrong – in Rob’s case, VERY wrong, and they don’t hold back. Jessica uses her own in-game experience of horrible eye infections to compare to Rob’s “tiny cut.” And they discuss whether it was Patt’s fault that her five-person alliance became such an issue. At RHAP, we know Survivor, and we know Why Rob and Patt Lost. 0:00:00 – David Bloomberg introduces the Survivor edition 0:01:41 – Rob’s quit: last week’s listener question 0:06:50 – Searching bags and advantage rule debate 0:08:46 – Rob gives idol to Carter off camera 0:12:32 – Rob’s post-game interviews spark outrage 0:19:01 – Comparing Rob to legendary Survivor quitters 0:21:03 – Rob’s quit affected other players’ fates 0:27:45 – Rob fakes injury at Tribal Council 0:31:09 – Rob’s ignorance about basic Survivor rules 0:37:07 – Transition to Pat: her game unravels 0:41:09 – Core five alliance alienates outsiders 0:47:38 – Obvious alliance dooms swap potential 0:49:55 – Pat’s infamous lost Survivor pants 0:54:29 – Rob’s emotions cause spiral to quit 0:58:01 – Jessica survives harshest Survivor conditions 1:07:31 – Pat too likable: becomes a threat 1:14:43 – Giving idol off camera: production fumes 1:20:35 – Jelly’s idol missed saving Pat 1:23:47 – Kilby and Mike predictions post-swap 1:25:59 – Final thoughts: Rob’s embarrassment, Pat’s legacy To order Rob’s book, The Tribe and I Have Spoken, visit www.robhasabook.com 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!

Survivor 51 Ep 3 Exit Interviews Watch Rob’s interview on YouTube here and Patt’s interview on YouTube here! Survivor fans are in for a double feature as Rob Cesternino brings you exit interviews with two players who just left the game under very different circumstances. One left by choice, the other by injury — and both share the strategic fallout and emotional turmoil that led to their exits from the current Survivor season. In this week’s Exit Interview special, Rob dives deep into the decisions, regrets, and behind-the-scenes moves that changed the course of the game. Rhode Island Rob opens up about suffering an injury early in the season, the tough call to leave for his health and family, and the ripple effect of keeping his pain secret from his tribe. He reveals how he nearly voted for himself at Tribal Council as a way to save his closest ally, only to be overtaken by pain and paranoia, and he breaks down his thought process for handing his idol over to Carter. Meanwhile, Patt reflects on alliance choices and the dangers of having “loose lips” in Survivor, as his alliance with Brady backfires and social connections fall short at the wrong moment. Patt also shares fun stories about losing his pants on Day 1, dealing with jungle injuries, and his unbreakable bond with Mike. Key moments explored in this episode: – Rhode Island Rob reveals why he hid his injury and the regret that followed – The failed self-vote at Tribal Council and saving a close ally – The strategic handoff of an idol to Carter post-Tribal – Patt’s struggle with alliance dynamics, including trust issues with Brady and Kilby – How quickly the social tide can turn when a strong player like Patt is seen as a threat As these players look back, Rob Cesternino asks: could things have gone differently if secrets hadn’t been kept or alliances shored up sooner? What will it take for someone in this cast to seize control next? Catch every revealing moment and Survivor strategy as two exits reshape the power dynamics this season! Chapters: 0:00 Double Exit Interviews Begin 0:47 Rhode Island Rob Updates on Injury 1:12 Tribe Reaction to Rob’s Departure 1:48 Rob Explains Voting for Himself 4:01 Rob Passes Idol to Carter 5:19 Rob Imagines a Chaos-Filled Season 6:19 Rob Would Return for Second Chance 7:22 Rob Addresses WikiFeet and Haters 7:51 Patt Joins for Exit Interview 8:45 Patt Reflects on What Went Wrong 9:23 Brady’s Loose Lips Blow Up Alliance 10:50 Patt Never Got Pants Back 11:41 Frustration with Kilby’s Messy Play 12:43 Patt’s Injured Back Challenges 14:38 Thien An Targets Patt as a Threat 16:40 Patt Reveals Close Bond With Mike 18:03 This Week in Survivor History 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 3 Recap Also available on YouTube! Survivor Know-It-Alls is back, and Survivor 51’s Open Era is shaking up the game like never before. Hosts Rob Cesternino and Stephen Fishbach break down all the chaos from an episode packed with hot strategic swings, a dramatic mutiny, and shifting alliances. With a record-setting 11-person tribe and some of the messiest power dynamics yet, this episode has everyone on the edge of their seat. Stephen and Rob dissect the major vote that saw Pantsless Patt leave the game, diving into the split between the tight “Devs Cult” five, the scrappy Misfit Four, and the wildcard duo of Lewis and Carter. The mutiny twist sends Carter to the opposing camp, where a bag search, new idol, and critical advantage hunt turn up more game intrigue. The hosts debate whether Lewis and Carter’s decision to side with the flexible outcasts over the rigid power group helps or hurts their position with a tribe swap looming. They also explore Maggie’s rising gameplay and Thien An’s breakout moment, while reflecting on the fallout from Rob’s memorable (and questionable) medical exit. Key moments this week include: – The tribe’s shocking three-way split and the critical swing vote by Lewis and Carter – A dramatic mutiny decision, leading Carter to a new camp and a hidden idol – The tough call between sticking with a strong alliance versus joining the underdogs – How Patt became the target and the strategic reasons behind it – Rob’s controversial medical exit and its ripple effect through both camps, plus the rare off-screen transfer of a hidden idol As Survivor 51’s alliances fracture and new twists loom, the question remains: did Carter and Lewis make the move that will carry them forward, or did they just paint targets on their backs? What fallout will the next tribe swap bring? Tune in for sharp strategy talk, big personalities, and to find out how the Open Era’s twists set the stage for the next round of blindsides! Chapters: 0:00 Survivor 51 Open Era Heats Up 1:29 Biggest Pre-Merge Tribe Ever? 2:56 Three Voting Blocs Form Alliances 5:10 Lewis and Carter Control the Vote 7:40 Pros and Cons: Swing vs. Lockstep 12:35 Tribe Swap Looms, Alliances Tested 15:08 Choosing Chaos: Lewis and Carter 20:46 Kilby’s Shelter Supplies Change Game 23:12 Mutiny Twist: Journey vs. Shelter 27:06 Carter’s Blunder: Bag Snoop and Idol 30:01 Maggie Secures Advantage, Impresses Allies 32:29 Thien An’s Breakout Episode and Move 36:03 Mike’s Social Game Questioned 40:35 Carter’s Mutiny, The Farmer Alliance 44:01 Underdog Tribe’s Comeback in Challenge 46:06 Kristin Plays Through Injury 47:02 Rob’s Exit: Strategic Quit or Not? 53:27 Rob Passes Idol, Editing Choices 59:21 Fishy Award Debate: Lewis Wins 1:03:25 Big Tribes Mean Unpredictable Outcomes 1:05:31 Nuanced Villains: Right and Wrong Moves 1:06:11 Patt’s Exit and Betrayal Analysis 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!

The Most Outlandish Survivor Misspellings of All Time Also available on YouTube! Spelling blunders take center stage as Rob Cesternino and Brandon Donlon get together for a hilarious trip through some of the most outrageous voting mistakes in Survivor history. Survivor fans, get ready—this special deep dive looks back on 51 seasons of the show to spotlight epic Tribal Council misspellings, from single-letter slip-ups to wild reimaginings of castaway names. Rob and Brandon aren’t just laughing at the chaos—they’re examining what these blunders say about the game’s social complexities and the pressure of voting when alliances and nerves are on the line. On this episode, Survivor’s ever-evolving cast of characters is the real star, as Rob and Brandon break down infamous voting moments that include miswritten votes for Jenna Lewis, Lyrsa, Venus, and even Lauren O’Connell. The hosts highlight Sue Hawk’s creative spellings in Survivor Borneo, debate whether some votes were accidental or intentional trolls, and reminisce about players who seemed to struggle with names more than strategy. Drawing from decades of gameplay, they even talk about recent misspellings, referencing the confusion around Eric (or Arik) and the creative vote for Lindsay as “Linze”—possibly the farthest a castaway has strayed from an actual name while voting for the right person. Rob and Brandon muse on whether misspellings are genuine mistakes or a subtle part of Survivor strategy, and how producers might enjoy the added chaos. Could intentional misspelling be used for social play, or is it just a sign of Tribal Council tension? Tune in as Survivor super fans and casuals alike will love dissecting the intersection of comedy, chaos, and gameplay at the voting booth! Chapters: 0:00 Egregious Survivor Name Misspellings Intro 0:38 Brandon Donlon Joins to Reveal the List 1:19 “Eric” Inspires a Deep Dive 3:37 Sue Hawk Spells Jenna as “Jeanne” 5:47 Voting Booths Lack Name Lists 7:27 Yul’s Name Gets Silent “H” Treatment 8:43 Q Votes “Venise” for Venus 10:24 Ralph Votes “Phile” for Phillip 12:24 Joaquin Misspells Carolyn as “Sherilyn” 14:32 Survivor Words That Sound Like Names 16:45 Big Wendy’s Persistent “Lorine” Misspelling 18:32 Ralph Triumphs with “Stifinie” 20:05 Roxroy’s “Linze” Tops the List 22:05 What Earns the Title “Most Egregious” 23:11 Wrap Up and Joe Hunter Preview 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!

Survivor 51 Stockwatch Also available on YouTube! Survivor 51’s Open Era brings nonstop shake-ups, new power alliances, and one unforgettable fan favorite as Taran Armstrong joins Rob Cesternino for a deep-dive Stock Watch episode. Rob and Taran analyze every player’s position, weighing the game’s early twists, tribe chemistry, and which castaways are rising or falling after only two episodes of Survivor 51. Digging in from the start, Rob and Taran focus on how the Open Era’s format keeps both Toka and Savu tribes on their toes. They break down the audience’s Stock Watch survey, highlighting explosive shifts in popularity—like Pantsless Patt’s leap to the top thanks to her hilarious, relatable moments, while others fade quietly into the background. Taran shares his insights on how the edit can build or hide someone’s threat level, and both hosts discuss how quickly a player’s fate can change in the two-tribe setup. Key moments include the fallout from Ana’s “popcorn” confessional and blindside, the shifting alliances that form new majorities on both tribes, and the tension as players who haven’t yet been to Tribal Council try to find their footing. Every castaway is put under the microscope, from alliance leaders to tribe outcasts, as Rob and Taran hand out Stock Watch ratings, dissecting strategic decisions, social strength, challenge performance, and risky maneuvers—like Rob’s doomed attempt to vote himself out while holding an idol. – Why Patt lands as the #1 audience favorite and what her social game reveals – How Ana’s missteps led to her blindside in a round full of shifting loyalties – The emergence of new alliances and what it means for Toka and Savu moving forward – Deep dives into players’ social standing versus their edit – Big questions around the looming tribe swap, mutiny twist, and who might flip next As they wrap up, Rob and Taran ask which alliances can survive the next twist and whether Patt’s breakout popularity will hold. Will new advantages, messy votes, or a swap turn the game upside down? Tune in for all the tribe talk, Stock Watch scores, and Survivor 51 drama as the season’s next big moves come into play! Chapters: 0:00 Rob and Taran Kick Off Survivor 51 Stock Watch 0:58 Survivor 51 Open Era First Impressions 3:42 Assessing Episode 2 Storytelling and Strategy 7:10 Who’s the Least Popular Player? 11:12 Pantsless Patt Named Fan Favorite 15:39 Complete Popularity Rankings Revealed 17:41 Rating Survivor 51’s Second Episode 20:33 Early Season and Production Ratings 25:12 Which Tribe Does Audience Prefer? 28:29 Survivor 51 Players Rated One by One 34:13 Alexis Flips Tribal Power Dynamics 39:31 Brady’s Thumb Injury and Game Position 53:42 Breaking Down the Helicopter Alliance 1:09:16 Lewis Returns From Exile Island 1:21:24 Patt and Jelly Gain Stock Watch Support 1:26:19 Rob Tries to Vote Himself Out 1:29:22 Sharonda Earns Near-Perfect Stock Watch Score 1:38:06 Next Episode Mutiny and Tribe Swap Predictions 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!

Survivor 51 B&B Ep 2 Recap with Rizo “Rizgod” Velovic Also available on YouTube. Survivor 51 heats up as unpredictable strategies and wild camp moments take center stage in this week’s RHAP B&B! inspired by the lighter side of Survivor, featuring a series of segments and games based on what’s happening on Survivor this week, Liana Boraas and Mike Bloom are joined by Survivor 49 and 50’s Rizo Velovic for a lively and insightful dive into episode 2 of Survivor 51. From chaotic tribe dynamics and outlandish plans to cringe-worthy injuries and game-changing alliance shifts, this week’s show tackles everything that’s making the “open era” of Survivor truly unmissable. As the purple tribe faces off in a messy vote driven by a simple conversation about crabs, alliances shift and misunderstandings spiral out of control. The panel breaks down Rob’s never-before-seen attempt to vote himself out with an idol play, the spectacle of Brady’s thumb injury and its aftermath, and the shifting sands of large-tribe strategy. Meanwhile, major injuries and medical updates keep both tribes on edge, and a secret idol on the yellow tribe leads to tough decisions about trust and honesty. The group also looks ahead at the teased introduction of a possible mutiny twist and tribe visits, speculating on how these mechanics might shake up the game. Key moments in this episode include: – Rizo Velovic’s take on playing (and then watching) Survivor 51’s new “open era” – The fallout from a crab conversation sparking a blindside and fractured alliances – Rob’s failed, rule-bending plan to vote himself out by idol, turning Tribal Council on its head – The tribe’s reactions to Brady’s thumb injury and Kristen’s crisis management skills – The juicy debate over mutiny possibilities and what the next big twist could mean for tribal power Will Survivor’s “open era” keep delivering these unpredictable shakeups? Could the next vote or a bold mutiny re-draw all the lines? Dive in as Liana, Mike, and Rizo ask whether the new tribe configurations and game mechanics will reward flexible players or spell disaster for old-school loyalists. Tune in for sharp Survivor 51 strategy talk, epic fails, and the latest tribe intrigue! 0:00 Mike and Liana Welcome Rizo Velovic 5:22 Carter’s Crabs Chat Triggers Vote Shift 10:01 Ori and Sharonda’s Dynamic Tensions 16:46 Rob’s Quitting Motives and Tribal Moment 23:53 Ori and Sharonda’s Diverging Votes 27:33 Brady’s Thumb Injury Shocks Pat 36:43 Devin’s Honesty Worries Jelly About Idol 42:39 Rizo Predicts Mutiny and 51’s Future 46:40 Grossest Survivor Moments Bracket Begins 68:44 Scoopin Wins Grossest Moment Bracket 73:34 Rizo Reacts to Rick Devins’ Big Brother Win 75:29 Rizo on Amazing Race With Charlie or Lizgod 77:28 Teasing Mutiny and Survivor 51 Episode 3 This week’s charity shoutout is St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, a leading children’s hospital to treat the toughest childhood cancers and pediatric diseases. Click here to donate. If you have any suggestions for games or feedback for the B&B, feel free to reach out to us on social media or email rhapbnb [at] gmail [dot] com. 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!