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Wackadoodle Time is your home for hot takes, deep dives, and unhinged theories about the world of Bravo and beyond. Hosted by Ellen Haun & Amy Heidt. Email us your own unhinged theories at wackadoodlepod@gmail.com Instagram: @wackadoodletimepod wackadoodlepod.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts Wackadoodle Time, a tv show with 85 episodes published.
Ellen has some strong feelings about the sorry state of reunions, and Amy couldn’t agree more. They chart a path forward for shows, including a strict but fair system of punishments and rewards. But first, a brief detour
Sara Coates returns to share a lot of thoughts and feelings around current Bravo culture, including a whopper of a hot take. They set a timer to give ten minutes to the Summer House Aftermath, then move on to celebrate t
Leila Cohan returns to break down what we all foolishly thought would be the final Summer House episode. Will we ever have another scandal that hits this hard? Leila thinks it’s possible, but it’s gonna require a lot of
Actor & Bravohead Bayne Gibby visits the pod to discuss the reality machine, how it ruins lives, and how we can’t get enough. Then she pitches a whopper of an idea that could turn everything around. They also discuss par
Amy takes Ellen on a deep dive through the parents of our beloved Bravolebrities, getting into the good, the questionable, and the ones who screw up their bloodline for generations. They also discuss episode one of the S
Author Jess Gutierrez visits the pod to marvel at Real Housewives of Rhode Island and celebrate Rachel Zoe’s undeniable impact on millennial women. Then Jess and Ellen brainstorm a Real Housewives of Arkansas and spend a
Writer/Performer/Podcaster Becky Feldman visits the pod to discuss the catharsis that comes from watching people being toxic on TV. An exciting Bravo rage room concept comes up, and space is made to celebrate the correct
Future Ladies of London Friend Of Ryan O’Connor returns to the pod, fascinator in tow, to break down this magical season. Ryan and Ellen also share their concerns about the rumored Summer House: Ozarks spinoff, and brace
It’s time for a vacation from Summer House, so Amy takes Ellen on a trip back through time to Amsterdam with Season 5 of RHOBH. Violence! Addiction! Codependency! Ellen learns about a new trauma response, and Amy is shak
Ellen and Amy try and fail to talk about anything but Summer House, getting partial credit for finding the parallels between our Hamptons crew and the new FLDS doc series on Netflix. They go on to beg Carl to open a Soft
Actor/legend Nicole Sullivan stops by the pod to deliver a bounty of hot takes, as well as a throwback RHOA conspiracy theory that just makes good old fashioned sense. Problematic faves, surprising hate watches, our desi
Actor Ian Littleworth has a lot to get off his chest with regards to the Summer House situation, and just like with Scandoval, it may ruin the show. He also makes a case for a relationship ban on the show, compares Seaso
Amy and Ellen put out an emergency call to the group chat to discuss the messy Summer House love triangle heard 'round the Bravo-verse. Leila Cohan and Lauren Adams join us in the situation room to break it down from eve
Performer/Producer/Podcaster Jessica Jardine stops by the pod to lay out the important work Bravo is doing in the women-getting-unmarried space. Other topics include the wonders of Ladies of London , the historic charact
Jen Bashian returns to the pod to catch up on the most recent shows and describe her ideal last meal, hopefully spent in the Hamptons with Rachel Zoe and Donna Karan. She introduces the concept of “over-chicking,” questi
Comedian/Writer/Aspiring Traitor Caitlin Brodnick drops by to unpack her unorthodox approach to the Real Housewives. Topics covered include Bravo behavior bleeding out into real life and the importance of cast diversity
Amy takes Ellen through a tour of Lisa Rinna’s new memoir, and all the wackadoodle stories to be found within. Reminiscing about nightmare acting classes, grouping friends by star sign, talking shit about former coworker
Ellen’s back, and after issuing a sister-madated retraction from her previous chaotic opinions, is turning the chaos gun on the viewers. She is simply begging for media literacy while watching our beloved chaos demons! O
Inspired by the Gen Z chaos infiltrating current Bravo shows, Amy leads Ellen through an exploration of the generational breakdowns of various Housewives franchises. How many Boomers are too many? What does a Gen X house
Ellen lets loose with a wild collection of hot takes in and out of the Bravoverse, and no one is safe. Before that comes a pair of deep dives on potential garbage situations: Ellen explains the process at the Goodwill bi
Kyle Cooke
Founder & CEO of Loverboy
1 appearance on this show
Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City · Brooklyn Borough President
1 appearance on this show
Eric Edelstein
actor
1 appearance on this show
Sara Benincasa
author, comedian, host, candle fan
1 appearance on this show
Gizelle Bryant
Real Housewives of Potomac
1 appearance on this show
Heather Gay
star of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City
1 appearance on this show
Cynthia Bailey
Atlanta House Wife Star
1 appearance on this show
Mano Agapion
Greek pop expert and comedian
1 appearance on this show
Lauren Adams
pastor · Heritage Church
2 appearances on this show
Lisa Barlow
Queen · Vida Tequila
1 appearance on this show
JD Vance
Vice-President of the United States
1 appearance on this show
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