Melissa and Lyndsay Lime start by briefly discussing the controversial legacy of the early 2000s reality show "The Swan". Join them as they unpack the alarming tactics used in the show that exploited vulnerable women in the name of beauty and transformation. If you’ve ever questioned the impact of media on body image, this episode is a must-listen.
They also discuss widespread Ketamine use within the bravosphere and Melissa provides psycho-eduction on ketamine use for depression and addiction.
The pair then break down all the drama on RHONY, RHOP and RHOSLC; discussing all the major storylines across the franchises. This includes discussion about sobriety, addiction, conflict with partners, projection, deflection and more.
This episode is essential listening for fans of reality television, or those curious about the intersection of media and mental health. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that might just change the way you view reality TV forever.
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