Bravoholics Anonymous
Bravoholics Anonymous
Podcast Description
Bravoholics Anonymous is your weekly support group for surviving the chaos, camp, and champagne-fueled drama of Reality TV. Hosted by filmmaker and pop culture obsessive Lindsay St. Laurent, each episode dives deep into the messiest moments from The Valley, Vanderpump Rules, Real Housewives, Traitors, and beyond—unpacking group chat betrayals, hot mic scandals, Scandovals, and friendship-ending birthday parties like they’re federal cases (because they basically are).
From iconic one-liners to segments like Demonic Behavior, Bravo Wisdom, and Bravo & Hell No this show is part recap, part roast, and part group therapy for anyone who’s ever tried to track down the receipts, proof, timelines. Expect hot takes, audio receipts, questionable impressions, and deep investigations into what really happened in Jax and Brittany’s car on the way to Cruz’ doctors appointment.
If you love Bravo, to the point of being considered an Addict, but also need a place to laugh about it—Bravoholics Anonymous is where you belong.
✨ Subscribe, sip, and spiral with us every week.
📱 Follow @filmakeher on TikTok & Instagram for clips, chaos, and more.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The show dives into the most dramatic moments from various Bravo series including The Valley, Vanderpump Rules, and Real Housewives. Key themes include the analysis of on-screen drama, such as Jax’s rehab antics, Bravo’s infamous one-liners, and controversies surrounding characters like Brittany and Danny. For instance, episodes dissect topics like group chat betrayals, Scandoval incidents, and birthday party fiascos.
Bravoholics Anonymous is your weekly support group for surviving the chaos, camp, and champagne-fueled drama of Reality TV. Hosted by filmmaker and pop culture obsessive Lindsay St. Laurent, each episode dives deep into the messiest moments from The Valley, Vanderpump Rules, Real Housewives, Traitors, and beyond—unpacking group chat betrayals, hot mic scandals, Scandovals, and friendship-ending birthday parties like they’re federal cases (because they basically are).
From iconic one-liners to segments like Demonic Behavior, Bravo Wisdom, and Bravo & Hell No this show is part recap, part roast, and part group therapy for anyone who’s ever tried to track down the receipts, proof, timelines. Expect hot takes, audio receipts, questionable impressions, and deep investigations into what really happened in Jax and Brittany’s car on the way to Cruz’ doctors appointment.
If you love Bravo, to the point of being considered an Addict, but also need a place to laugh about it—Bravoholics Anonymous is where you belong.
✨ Subscribe, sip, and spiral with us every week.
📱 Follow @filmakeher on TikTok & Instagram for clips, chaos, and more.
This week on Bravoholics Anonymous, host Lindsay St. Laurent (@filmakeher) is joined once again by Bravo bestie Chris Byers (@chrisbyerzz) to break down The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6, Episode 6 — “Out of Gas.”
⛽️ Friendships are burning out, marriages are sputtering, and the vibes are absolutely demonic. Between Heather’s sit-down with Lisa, Britani’s strained family ties, and a heart-to-heart between Angie and Mary (???), this episode is a spiritual road trip we did not sign up for.
We talk BRAVO and HELL NO moments, call out a few instances of true Demonic Behavior, and question why Lisa and John have the emotional chemistry of a broken snowmobile.
✨ In this episode we cover:
🛑 Heather vs. Lisa — confrontation or closure?
👹 Angie K’s “heartfelt” convo with Mary Cosby
👩👧 Britani’s painful reconnection with her daughter
🔊 Lisa and John’s emotional check-in gone flat
🔥 The official return of our “Demonic Behavior” segment
💬 And Bronwyn’s marriage… let’s just say the gaslight is on
So grab your Diet Coke, turn on your headlights, and buckle up — because this week’s Housewives episode left us Out of Gas and out of patience.
📱 Follow the Bravoholics:
🎙 Lindsay St. Laurent — @filmakeher
🎤 Chris Byers — @chrisbyerzz
🎧 Subscribe, rate, and review Bravoholics Anonymous — it helps more than a couples therapy session filmed for Bravo.
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