James Gunn Talks Big Brother

RAANAP: False TV Preview 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 false tv previews! 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 US Season 6 Cast Announcement Watch the podcast on YouTube! The new cast reveal for The Traitors US season 6 sparks plenty of excitement and debate as Pooya is joined by Brandon Dolan and special guest Maggie Morgan to unpack first impressions of the “star-studded” lineup. Reality TV is front and center, as familiar faces from Survivor, Big Brother, Bravo’s Housewives, Love Island, The Challenge, and more mix with actors and Broadway names, setting the stage for a season full of strategic and social intrigue. The panel dives right into the Survivor and Big Brother representatives, with Brandon Dolan sharing his enthusiasm for Q and Michelle Fitzgerald, while Maggie Morgan brings a critical take on Jag’s casting and roots for Taylor Hale to become a major breakout star. Pooya seeks expert input for each cast member, planning deep-dive preview episodes. The hosts and guest dissect the strengths, social skills, and possible game plans of Bravo stars like Cynthia Bailey, Giselle, and Bronwyn from Salt Lake City, with Maggie Morgan offering inside knowledge from the Housewives universe. Fun tangents arise with discussions about Bowman’s inclusion as a content creator, the decision to cast both traditional celebrities and viral personalities, and the significance of Drag Race legend Bianca Del Rio joining the fold. Memorable debates emerge over the potential roles contestants could play—faithful or traitor, gamer vs. personality, and who might surprise or flop. New Blood in the mix: four picks from Survivor and Big Brother—three of them winners—with the team debating their strategic potential and social prowess Bravo’s big players scrutinized—Cynthia, Bronwyn, and Giselle’s individual strengths and pitfalls examined, plus Housewife meta-game speculation Drag Race gets its icon with Bianca Del Rio; panelists predict a confessional masterclass Actors and pop culture figures like Dominic Monaghan and Kristin Chenoweth draw reactions for their crossover appeal and possible strategies Bowman’s TikTok fame leads to a conversation on how social media creators might reshape the game and perception in The Traitors’ castle This episode combines sharp first reactions with playful speculation, as the team looks ahead to how so many strong personalities and game styles might collide. Will having so much reality TV experience in one cast break the game wide open, or will lesser-known celebrities steal the show with fresh approaches? Dive in for a detailed preview of who might become this season’s most cunning traitor—or its most shocking faithful. For the full rundown on every cast member and the big preseason questions, tune in now and get ready for a season where strategy, social savvy, and pop culture collide on The Traitors US! Chapters: 0:00 Cast Reveal and Initial Reactions 6:10 Survivor and Big Brother Picks 12:02 Taylor and Jag’s Game Potential 18:12 Guest Analysis: Survivor, Big Brother 25:24 Cynthia, Bronwyn, Giselle Introduced 32:53 Love Island’s Ian Stirling Joins 36:32 Bianca Del Rio’s Iconic Casting 40:34 Hollywood Stars: Monaghan and Wilson 49:42 Broadway’s Kristin Chenoweth Discussed 52:59 Whitney Levitt’s Reality TV Journey 56:56 Content Creator Bowman’s Inclusion 59:54 Bravo’s Craig Conover Sparks Debate 1:06:31 Dancing with the Stars Crossovers 1:13:17 Masked Singer Alumni Join Cast 1:18:33 Cody Simpson’s Multitalented Resume 1:22:19 Iconic Challenge Vet Rachel Joins 1:28:00 Cross-Franchise Avengers Assemble Never 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 Premiere Murdered Player Exit Interview Watch the podcast on YouTube! Coach Kim’s early exit makes waves as Pooya sits down for a candid post-murder chat following Traitors US: New Blood, episode 1. Kim—known as “Coach K”—shares her perspective on being the first cast member targeted, revealing how self-awareness, style choices, and presence shaped her fate in the game. This episode pulls back the curtain on first impressions, game theory, and the social signals that can turn a potential ally into a threat. The conversation dives into Kim’s strategic choice to present herself as a coach instead of as a lawyer, unpacking whether personality or confidence trumps profession in a cutthroat social competition. The duo discuss what makes a player “intimidating,” with Kim questioning whether her three-piece suit, natural charisma, or simply the energy she brought into the castle left her vulnerable on night one. Kim further reflects on how rallying energy and uplifting those around her—a strength in everyday life—can backfire in a game driven by suspicion and secrecy. Key topics explored include: Kim’s reasoning behind downplaying her true profession and adopting the “Coach K” persona The role of clothing and first impressions, including the impact of Kim’s confident suit at 02:09 Kim’s take on why her presence and ability to inspire others marked her as a threat, despite playing down her strategy Initial suspicions of fellow contestants, with Joe’s friendliness raising some early red flags for Kim Bonds that formed quickly, including Kim’s connection with Tomica and efforts to be social without appearing strategic Kim’s exit interview sheds light on how quickly first impressions form the narrative in Traitors. What makes someone too “intimidating” for the traitors to keep in the game? Listen in for insights on game dynamics, early alliances, and the fine line between personal warmth and strategic threat. Hear Coach Kim’s side of the story and get the inside track on Traitors strategy by listening to the full episode. Chapters: 00:00 Kim Learns of Her Early Exit 01:01 Hiding Lawyer Identity Explained 02:09 Debating the Confidence Factor 03:25 Kim’s Intimidating Energy Questioned 04:07 Rallying Power Threat Discussion 05:31 “Coach K” Nickname Origin 06:01 Suspicions About Joe Discussed 06:50 Early Bonds: Tamika and Abielle 07:48 Kim’s Traitors Viewing History 08:04 Favorite Traitors Cast Revealed Never 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!

BB28 Thursday Double Eviction Ep Recap, Week 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is buzzing as the house reels from a double eviction that sends shockwaves through every alliance. With Rob in LA for his UNLOCKED appearance, Taran Armstrong leads the recap alongside  Chantele Francis and Mari Forth, dissecting a week where comp wins, sudden pivots, and social reads dictate two major exits and a scramble for safety. This episode dives into the chaos of the double eviction, where Drew finds himself as the swing vote between Dee and Yash after Melody nabs critical back-to-back competition wins and Devens saves himself with clutch veto performances. The game flips as Melody targets big threats, Drew’s loyalty gets tested in real time, and Taylor watches her closest allies walk out the door. Comp performances dominate every decision, but social trust and fractured alliances color every conversation. The panel breaks down why Barrett’s bold move against the Icons falls short, how a surprise veto reshapes targets, and why nobody feels truly safe heading into the final five. Chantele wonders if Melody’s newfound comp momentum could reshape her endgame chances, especially after two big wins. Taran explains why Drew’s vote holds the house in suspense, weighing strategic versus physical threats. Mari raises the point of how Barrett’s attempt to flip the power fails due to shaky follow-through, despite a comp advantage that almost changes his fate. There’s discussion on Taylor’s social standing now that her allies are gone, and how Devens’ puzzle skills give him a narrow edge in clutch moments. With alliances thinning and every competition up for grabs, the game feels wide open but did Drew make the best choice in a crucial vote? Listen in for the full house breakdown and insights into what might shift next. 00:00 Double Eviction Night Begins 06:15 Big Brother 28’s Competition Era 14:16 Taylor’s Path in the Game 20:06 Barrett’s Game-Changing HOH Move 29:56 Melody’s Double Competition Wins 38:47 Devens Secures Crucial Veto Victory 47:26 Drew’s Vote Seals Yash’s Fate 58:29 Final Five and Endgame Questions Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother 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!

Traitors: New Blood Premiere Week Recap Watch the podcast on YouTube! Traitors: New Blood is here, and Rob Cesternino and Pooya dive into the action-packed first two hours of Season 5, where everyday players take the place of celebrities in the iconic castle setting. The hosts break down how this shift changes the game, from the selection of the first traitors to a high-stakes twist that puts two contestants head-to-head for a coveted spot in the turret. This civilian season kicks off with plenty of strategic jockeying, clashes of personality, and early alliances, giving fans of Traitors UK and US plenty to discuss. This week’s discussion focuses on the evolution of the traitor selection format, as Joe and Tomica navigate the challenge of identifying a third teammate while being forced to banish one of two accomplices. The hosts highlight the impact of bringing in a diverse, non-celebrity cast, noting the casual vibes and more organic group dynamics at play. They also unpack the consequences of an early game misheard phrase, which sparks suspicion and a heated roundtable debate, while dissecting the mechanics of new twists brought over from international versions. Along the way, they touch on the fashion choices, emerging house factions, and the differing strategies for staying under the radar or stepping out front. Joe and Tomica weigh strategic risks in picking either Xavier or Katie as the third traitor—while one’s hunger to play hard could prove costly Victor’s aggressive shield grab puts a huge target on his back and sets off a chain reaction of suspicion and self-preservation Christy’s mishearing of a comment from Madeline leads to widespread blame and a dramatic first roundtable, straining castle alliances The “Dolls” alliance emerges among the faithfuls, carving out a new social block that could shape the season’s voting patterns A unique game mechanic adds prize pot incentive for banishing traitors, increasing pressure on group decisions and fueling paranoia Will Joe and Tamika bring in a controllable ally or a formidable player with a mind of their own? Can Victor escape the fallout of his questionable move, and how will early alliances shake up the faithfuls’ strategy? Listen now for a deep dive into Traitors: New Blood’s opening moves, strategy twists, and the fresh faces vying for victory in the castle. Chapters: 00:00 New Blood Season Kicks Off 06:06 Xavier and Katie Face Death 08:38 Debating Katie vs. Xavier’s Fate 13:10 $15,000 Bounty Rule Introduced 17:12 UK Vibes and Hogwarts Arrival 19:38 First Traitor Joe Analyzed 21:52 Tomica’s Strategic Edge Emerges 23:35 Coach Kim’s Surprising First Exit 27:34 Victor’s Shield Grab Fallout 33:29 Madeline Accused, Game Turns 36:41 $15,000 Prize Pot Debate 41:55 Misheard Quote Leads to Banishment 49:36 Chalkboard Voting and Herd Mentality 53:23 Victor’s Survival and Rivalry Builds 59:57 Death Warrant Standoff: Xavier v Katie 01:04:30 Early Alliances and Character Intros 01:17:22 Silent Players and Game Archetypes 01:21:42 Season Recap and Predictions Never 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!

James Gunn Talks Big Brother Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 is at a tipping point as Drew, Dee, Devens, and others face major decisions that could shake the game’s alliances for good. Hosts Rob Cesternino and Taran Armstrong are joined by guest James Gunn for this strategy-packed recap episode, digging into the week’s biggest moments and the root of the house’s brewing drama. The group discusses how Rick Devens’ risky move of volunteering to go on the block might impact his game moving forward and whether Dee’s HoH bribe was a smart play or set off new waves of distrust. James Gunn shares his concern for Devens’ safety going into the double eviction, noting that while Devens has played hard, most of the house sees him as the biggest threat, with only Drew targeting Dee over him. The hosts dig into shifting loyalties as Drew struggles with how much he should trust Dee and Angela, and Taylor’s quiet survival strategy continues to surprise. The crew also chats about the BB Comics challenge, Diamond Power of Veto, America’s Favorite vote, and the fallout from Yash’s lies about the bribe. James Gunn calls out Devens’ offer to go on the block as a risky, possibly game-losing move Dee uses the HoH bribe at a key moment, triggering trust issues with Yash and Barrett, as discussed by Rob and James Gunn Taran Armstrong notes that Devens is the main target for most, but Drew is quietly considering turning against Dee instead Taylor’s “do-nothing with purpose” strategy earns praise from both James Gunn and Taran Armstrong Barrett’s “creepy” BB Comic character and challenge performances add to the social game tension The house is split as trust frays and new deals surface. With both Devens and Dee in everyone’s sights, will either survive the next double eviction, or has the vote math shifted for good? Catch all the analysis and predictions on this week’s full episode. Chapters: 00:00 Welcoming James Gunn, Big Brother superfan 03:20 Reality stars visit Big Brother set 04:14 Angela Murray’s Big Brother transformation 06:47 Favorite Big Brother legends 11:04 BB28 Bribe Twist Changes the Game 13:53 Appreciation for Rick Devens’ gameplay 17:18 Survivor and Big Brother storytelling differences 21:16 Love Island as a guilty pleasure 24:32 Taylor Brown and Melody Morris gameplay 26:30 Drew Campbell’s missed alliance opportunity 28:13 Upcoming Big Brother and DC projects Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother 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!

Summer of Stein Big Brother 28 Week 10 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Big Brother 28 finds the house at a crossroads as former front-runner Barrett is reeling after a steep fall from grace, and questions swirl about who can get their footing back before the double eviction. Host Rob Cesternino returns for a special Summer of Stein recap, joined by Eric Stein  for lively discussion and personal stories from BB alumni events. The episode dives into Barrett’s dramatic trajectory, the fallout after his risky moves, and speculation on whether he or rival Taylor will seize a Blockbuster win to secure their place in the house. Eric shares details from a BB28 watch party, reflecting on fan perceptions versus real-life personalities. The hosts also break down the game’s evolving endgame, marked by shifting voting blocs, changing alliances, and rising tension among the remaining houseguests. The return of the Pressure Cooker comp draws scrutiny, with plenty of debate over its rules and the contestants’ strategies. Eric predicts Barrett will bounce back and win the Blockbuster, even as Rob thinks Taylor could sneak in a win to shake things up. The fluid alliances, especially among Dee, Devens, and the “icons,” hint at a more unpredictable endgame, with no clear path to finale night. Eric describes the fan/watch party dynamic, noting how houseguests often labeled as “furniture” are actually vibrant and social outside the house. The debate over fair advantages resurfaces with discussion of Angela’s argument that “icons” are just like the new players—a claim Eric firmly challenges. A lighthearted exchange about the Blockbuster movie prize and the costumes worn in the Pressure Cooker comp adds levity. With the double eviction looming and the alliances ever-shifting, the big question is: Will Barrett claw his way back, or does Taylor have the edge to flip the script? Tune in for all the latest strategy and personal takes from your favorite analysts. Chapters: 00:00 Summer of Stein Returns 05:04 Big Brother 28 Watch Party Tales 10:59 Houseguests Beyond the Show 17:01 Younger Fans Breathe New Life 28:05 Barrett Pfeiffer’s Game Unravels 31:00 Blockbuster Winner Predictions 34:19 Taylor Brown’s Under-the-Radar Moves 40:32 Angela Murray’s “Icons Just Like Us?” 43:15 Pressure Cooker: A Big Brother Trial 48:26 Focker in Law Movie Reward 53:42 Dee Valladares Fights to Stay Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother 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!

BB28 Wednesday Veto Ep Recap, Week 10 Also available on YouTube. Big Brother 28 is in full swing, with shifting alliances and new deals creating tension as the house edges closer to a crucial double eviction. With Rob out of town, Taran Armstrong is joined by Kirsten MacInnis and Aman Adwin for this recap episode, diving into a two-hour Veto competition and dissecting the moves and motives shaping the game. This episode breaks down a packed week in the BB28 house: Yash navigates a tricky bribe twist during his HoH reign, balancing a promised deal with the Icons alliance while considering whether to give Taylor or an Icon a shot at the Power of Veto. The houseguests face a physically demanding, 13-hour Veto competition themed around the “pressure cooker,” though both Taran and Kirsten debate if it’s really the same classic competition fans remember. Emotional family videos add a boost for some, but create anxiety for others, especially Melody and Taylor, who wonder what’s unsaid. As Drew wins Veto after an intense standoff and swears on his real sister instead of a fake cousin, everyone’s next moves come into question. Taran  notes Yash’s loyalty test with the Icons and the blurred lines of the bribe twist Kirsten points out how Melody uses the house phone as a coping mechanism, giving her a healthy outlet for emotions Aman highlights Drew’s negotiation and the impact of swearing on a real family member in a crucial Veto win Kirsten observes that Taylor and Yash sense something amiss from their family videos, affecting their confidence The hosts discuss how the Icons still target Yash despite his loyalty and how Drew’s new secrecy shifts alliance dynamics With double eviction on the horizon and trust running thin, alliances face tough choices. Will Yash and Drew stick to their deal, or will new cracks push them in different directions? Listen to the full recap for all the details and get ready for the next big move inside the Big Brother 28 house. 00:00 Big Brother 28 Veto Night 06:22 Melody’s Family Communication Ritual 13:03 Emotional Family Videos for Houseguests 22:12 Yash Navigates Icons’ Veto Choice 27:01 Fockers Movie Tie-In Challenge 32:22 Pressure Cooker vs. Classic Endurance 42:12 Drew’s Distraction Strategy in Veto 47:35 Drew Swears on Sister, Wins Veto 53:34 Melody’s Attempt to Sway Veto 57:07 Double Eviction Plans and Spoilers Never miss a minute of RHAP’s extensive Big Brother coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the Big Brother 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!

FEED DROP: Dancing with the Stars Season 35 Premiere Night 1 Recap Also available on YouTube. Dancing with the Stars returns for its 35th season, and Matt Liguori and Sasha Joseph are back in the ballroom to break down the drama, missteps, and memorable performances from night one. With a two-night premiere, male celebrities compete while fan voting crashes and an early elimination sets the tone for a packed season. The hosts dig into the impact of new pros, burst pipes in the voting system, and the range of personalities on stage, setting the scene for what’s to come as the women get ready to take the floor. From surprising eliminations to judging quirks, Matt and Sasha explore each routine, giving special attention to standout performances, unexpected slip-ups, and how dancers juggle life on and off the show. They dive into production choices, like song selections celebrating the year of birth, and highlight the chatter among fans and guests throughout the live coverage. The hosts share candid reactions on the fairness of first-night eliminations, the fate of new pros like Adele, and the ongoing quest for the next big DWTS star. Plus, the duo discuss after-show developments and speculate about long-term favorites in the competition. Highlights from the discussion include: The voting site collapse and its ripple effect on eliminations and fan engagement. First-night elimination, including the impact on Adele and thoughts on fairness for new pros. Dissection of each male contestant’s strengths, Ezra’s inspiring debut, Jackson’s entertainer energy, and Harry’s pro-level skills. Judges’ grading strategies, from Carrie Ann’s “Lift Police” to Derek’s surprising name mix-ups. The behind-the-scenes look at the social media presence and family dynamics that boost (or hinder) stars with devoted fan bases. As DWTS sets the stage for a stacked cast and fast-paced season, the pressure is on for both pros and contestants. Who adapts best to the format’s curveballs, and can the newest faces shake up the predicted leaderboard? Which performances left room for growth, and who already stands out as a favorite? Catch the full episode for sharp takes on routines, early season predictions, and all the offstage drama you won’t see on the dance floor. 00:00 Season 35 Begins, First Elimination 06:28 Voting Crash and Technical Chaos 13:08 Conner Leavitt Eliminated Night One 18:32 Judges’ Critique Style and Score Reset 23:00 Jackson Olson’s Performance Dissected 29:17 Sharna’s Return, Tyler’s Surprising Start 33:16 Adele’s Early Exit as New Pro 40:46 Guillermo’s Comedy Amid Low Scores 44:17 Ezra and Daniella’s Standout Dance 51:05 Connor Wood’s Upbeat Debut with Rylee Arnold 56:14 Taylor Hanson’s Quickstep Impresses 59:33 Harry Shum Jr. Dominates the Night 01:05:16 Female Celebrities Set for Night Two 01:09:32 Afterparty Plans and Next Steps Join the RHAP Dancing with the Stars Facebook group: ?https://www.facebook.com/groups/rhapdwts Never miss a minute of RHAP’s coverage! LISTEN: Subscribe to the 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 Cast Preview Part 3 Watch the podcast on YouTube! Get ready for the ultimate preseason deep dive as Survivor 51 approaches! Rob Cesternino is back with Survivor expert Mike Bloom for the third and final installment of their Season 51 preseason preview. Rob and Mike introduce listeners to the last seven mysterious contestants, dissecting personalities, backgrounds, and what each new castaway could bring to the open era of Survivor. Right from the start, the discussion turns to Maggie, Survivor’s first-ever contestant from West Virginia and a brand-new farmer ready to hunt, fish, and maybe pole vault her way into alliances. The pair then break down the social game and potential strategic risks of self-proclaimed “average guy” Mike Pinsky, a Yankees baseball executive who might just be more cunning than he seems. Viewpoints shift from farmland to city life as they evaluate strengths, weaknesses, and unique backgrounds such as athletes, military prosecutors, and medical professionals entering the game with vastly different motives. The conversation focused on how each player’s professed superpower and kryptonite may tip the game in their favor or lead to an early blindside. Several points were raised, including the physical threat and hunger challenges for power lifter Ori, Patt’s mix of military discipline and Survivor innocence, and Sharonda Cox’s journey of self-empowerment amid concerns about having too much empathy. – Maggie’s outdoorsy skills and social “wildcard” energy – Mike Pinsky’s analytical, negotiation-driven approach from Major League Baseball – Ori’s physical dominance vs. Survivor starvation risk – Patt’s blend of military grit and new player naiveté – The tension between empathy, self-interest, and cold gameplay for Sharonda and Tien An. Who will crack under pressure, and whose strategic promises will be their undoing? Rob and Mike debate whether the open era will favor old-school providers or hyper-social chameleons. Will these fresh faces survive the elements, outmaneuver the twists, and make the right alliances? Dive in now to meet the Survivor 51 cast before the game begins, and get ready to make your own winner picks right alongside Rob and Mike! Chapters: 0:00 Welcome to Survivor 51 Preview 0:58 Breaking Down the Final Seven 3:12 Introducing Maggie, First West Virginian 5:13 Maggie’s Farming Dream and Strengths 11:14 Mike Pinsky, Yankees Executive Joins Cast 16:12 Can Mike Downplay His Intelligence? 22:22 Ori’s Football Background 24:21 Physicality Versus Survivor Deprivation 29:51 The Rise of Alliance Branding 33:19 Patt, Military and Legal Mindset 41:00 Rob A the Podcaster and Party Guy 46:50 Reality TV Fandom and Survivor Approach 48:52 Meet Sharonda Cox, Story-First Physician 52:14 Emotions, Heart, and Jury Management 56:29 Final Castaway: Tien An, Medical Student 1:04:44 Draft, Winner Picks, and Closing Thoughts 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!