Review Housewives of New York City
Jo Wild stumbled onto a historical landmark when they started watching Bravo’s "The Real Housewives of New York City" (RHONY). Now, they've enlisted their friends and fellow comedians to help them overanalyze the lives of the rich and ridiculous socialites of their very own town. Occasionally spilling secrets about first-hand experience with the entertainment industry, every week they'll compare and contrast their New York with the theatrical world of their city’s elite upper class. Join them to dissect every argument, outfit, and cinematic cliché of everyone’s favorite real-life drama queens.
Episodes
Native New Yorker and fellow podcaster, Evan Lazarus (@elazie, @girlsrewatchpodcast), gives some insider knowledge of NYC and Bethenny Frankel's current social media bubble. They (Evan) and them (Jo) discuss scary chihuahuas, Ramona's possible medical conditions, and how below-the-bellybutton visible stomach is coming back in 3... 2... 1
This episode was recorded on June 18th, 2025
Cover art and logo by Amber Bunnag
Come stir the sauce with Angelica (angelica__pasquini) and Jo on this fun-filled episode, as they discuss Bethenny's brokeness, lychee martinis, and the age-old debate of what makes a good mother - nevermind whether or not the dad is around.
This episode was recorded on May 7th, 2025
Theme music by Sam Walters
Cover art and logo by Amber Bunnag
Let's welcome NYFW with an episode about the very same event 18 years ago! This week, on the pod, Marissa (marissamoorheadphotography) and Jo discuss "the shows" and the behavior of the ladies at said shows. Also on the agenda: the housewives' respective politics, private school (non)education, and Jill's drive by.
This episode was recorded on May 19th, 2025
Theme music by Sam Walters
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Micaela (@micaela_fagan) and Jo discuss the first very first housewife interactions we see in the city that never sleeps. They discuss vague business dealings, "Sex and the City" Venn diagrams, and how the Brooklyn bridge was built (over at least several days).
This episode was recorded on May 16th, 2025
Theme music by Sam Walters
Cover art by Amber Bunnag
Mark Burns (@markburnssss) joins Jo to discuss the world premiere of The Real Housewives of New York City! Mark teaches Jo about what he finds fascinating about the wives and how this episode differs from later seasons.
This episode was recorded on April 16th, 2025
Theme music by Sam Walters
Cover art by Amber Bunnag
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