October 17, 2025 • 10 mins
She doesn't trust Zohran Mamdani's smirk when he speaks about issues regarding NYC. Rhonda gives us an update on one of her TV series, "Up All Night," which is making a comeback.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
The news keeps breaking all over his show. Catch up
anytime on the Mark Simone Podcast at seven to ten
w O R dot com, Slash.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Podcast, The Mark Simone Show on.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
Double o R. Well, Ronda Sheer great, the TV star
Up all Night, also runs a fashion empire. Check it
out at Rondasheer dot com and uh check her out.
The Queen of Home shopping and Up all Night coming
back and making a huge return. Ronda Sheer, how you doing.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
I'm so good. I'm so worried about you and New
York City right now. I caught a lot of the
debate last night, and that Danny scares me. That's smirk,
that's smirk of his I mean, he's just he's mister
smooth and he's scary. I'm sorry. You better come to
Florida where it's safe and and there's no crime.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
And there's crime, and Florida you got some really bad
parts of Miami, Orlando, Tampa. You've got plenty of crying
down there.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
There's no anti Semitic people that that's gonna round people up.
It's not good telling you. I'm just speaking from my
heart here.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
We got through eight years at Doublasi. Oh, this will
be fine, but it's not over till it's over.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
Really, I want Curtis to win. I don't know how
that can happen, but I want him to win. He
was great, Uh I didn't even though they kept cutting
him off, and he was great.
Speaker 1 (01:28):
Yeah, the moderators trying very hard to hide Curtis, but
he clearly won the debate. I don't know anybody noticed.
Speaker 2 (01:34):
It was hard to hide him. He say. He was
in the middle.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
And you're very good at evaluating men. Give us your
rundown of Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 2 (01:43):
Oh my gosh. Well, first of all, please stop the ozempic.
Stop the ozempic. That man looked like a scorny scale.
He was great for Halloween. He's like perfect. I mean
he used to. I didn't like what he was doing,
but I used to watch him, you know, during the
pandemic making. He would come on all tossed and breezing.
(02:03):
I mean, he was entertaining before he you know, so
many people went into the old Folks Home, but but
he was. But he was good with his brother and
now he's like this shadow of what he was like,
just just for that, I mean, just from an outsider
looking in he's not that same man. He just seems
a shame. But seriously, his weight loss is terrible. Yeah,
(02:25):
I don't know. I don't know why. What is he
trying to look like a super female model? I don't know,
but he did. He lost that bravado that you know,
that masculinity that he did have.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
Yeah, right, that's probably that. He was one thing to
you know, tighten up your stomach or you know, tighten
your waist, but you don't want to lose your bulk,
your shoulders, all that stuff.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
He just looks he was very but not only that.
You're right, though he was drawn, his shoulders were down.
He didn't look like a leader. Just forgetting you know,
I'm going to go from the total superficial like Curtis
looked great. The other guy looked like a slineball. He
looked like he would be smelly if you've got his beard.
I don't know something about his beard. I don't like.
I mean just because I do like look at things
(03:05):
in a shallow way, and you know that. So but
looking at Quotema, because you know, I was hoping that
he would I mean, beat Ma'm danny, I did say
his name. I can't stand him. He's terrifying. And if
I lived in New York, I tell my cousin all
the time, and she's Jewish. I'm like, aren't you afraid?
And here's the funny thing about that, Like so many
(03:28):
of her Jewish friends are voting for him.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
It's not so many.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
It's not so many she represents. I'm telling you. She
goes to Conservative Synagogue and then she goes to Orthodox,
and the Orthodox was very pro Palace Palestine and they
were really talking about him. So I don't get it.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
It depends what neighborhood you're in. There's some diehard possibly
diarhysm exactly.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
Well, I mean, I keep she's she's like, gosh, she
can't stand them. But anyway, another back down. Let's talk
about Ronda today.
Speaker 1 (04:05):
All right, hey, let's talk about Up All Night was
so popular beloved television show. Now explain it's coming back, right, it's.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
Coming back back ever since I talked to you in
my little podcast. This is so exciting. So I met.
I was doing one of these conventions where you sign
autographs for fans, because Up All Night from ninety one
to ninety eight, I was Gilbert Gottley was on God
Love Him on Saturday nights. I was on Friday Nights.
We wrapped around movies on USA Network, and you know,
I thought about bringing it back, but you have to
(04:33):
have the movies. You have to have the library. You are,
say network and a library of films, these schlocky films
back in the day, which have made a huge resurgence.
Horror films are very hot right now, and I think
it's young people just didn't experience what we did in
the nineties and they're finding it and they're loving it.
So anyway, I was signing autographs in not So Kentucky
and a gentleman came up to me from the Kings
(04:55):
of Horror, which you can find on YouTube. Just search
Kings of Horror. It's free subscribe. It's this wonderful horror channel.
And the parent company owns licenses fourteen thousand titles. They're
out of Prague. It's an American man who owns it
and just has his hands on a lot of things. Anyway,
(05:16):
loves very short. You know, I think I told you.
We built a studio down here in St. Petersburg, an
all out, twenty thousand foot studio for all things, media,
podcasts in Florencer's television, whatever whatever you want to do.
So we had done that anyway because we had this
building that we wanted to do to create this space
on the west coast of Florida. So they have the films,
(05:36):
the Kings of Horror, and we've got the studio. So
we go into production literally Monday. Our first show is
October twenty fifth on Kings of Hora. It's a Halloween special.
I am so excited. So people have been asking me, well,
how are you changing this from the nineties. Well, I
do not think I'm the same age that I was,
although I don't look bad for an old bet, thank you.
(06:00):
But I'm surrounding myself because I love young actors and
comics and stand up comics. With an incredible cast of
people that will come. Some will be regulars and some
I will have a rotating cast of all the Bee
queens and the screen queens, and the shows are really funny.
And I have to say, this is the first time
walk actually ever since I spoke to you, less hands
on from production from start to finish. I've never done that.
(06:23):
From both sides. It's exciting and I am having so
much fun. So our first show is October twenty fifth,
Our second show is November twenty second on Kings of Horror,
then December twentieth, then we go every other week. So
I am back.
Speaker 1 (06:36):
But where do we see it?
Speaker 2 (06:39):
Very easy, go to YouTube search kingsof Horror or just
go to kingsofhrror dot com. And if you want all
things Randa right now, I have a new website. I
have robshare dot com, which is my intimate apparel which
you know about this is then if you go to
rondashare up all Night dot com, it's everything about the conventions.
And I'm now booking to be signing our graps and
(07:00):
doing you know, having the all and also filming from
these from these events. So it's really fun. It's it's
his second breath that I'm having in my wife, which
is just I'm having a blast because I love celebrating
young people and comedy. I'm tired of turning on Saturday
Night Live and it's all politics, and as much as
I like talking it with you on the on the surface,
(07:23):
I want it to be just funny escapism on a
Saturday night that's totally fun. Joe Bob Breese is still
out there, and it's great. We're a great compliment to him.
He's all things movie. We're going to be a lot
of comedy with a lot of people that can talk
about the films, like the directors and the producers and
and it's a magical set. I don't know if you
remember up all night, but we've been very reminiscent of
(07:47):
My Heart Shaped Bed and everything happens in Rondas Bad
though it's kind of like pee wee heart heard? Did
I say bad? I met Beverel. Although you know, you
would be a great guest for who's in Rondas Bad.
We always have a better guest of who's in Ronda's Dead.
And all we do is like you know, you're under
the covers, and then we pull back the covers and
I do an interview with you. So you would be wonderful.
(08:09):
So I'm inviting you on when you're next time you're
in Florida, when you're visiting Palm Beach, you come on
over to Tampa and you do a little bit with
me on the shell. It'd be so much fun dwelling.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
Hey, speaking of Tampa, Saint Petersburg is like becoming the
next hot spot of Florida, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (08:25):
And we just moved from there. You know, my husband
and I lived there for many years and it is.
It is hot, hot, on fire. You would like it
because it has it's getting that New York vibe that
you walk everywhere, you do everything, You're building these incredible spaces.
It really is on fire.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
Yeah, beautiful buildings, chic cafes, beastros, everything's going up in
Saint Petersburg.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
It is. But the thing is, when my husband and
I were looking to move because if I couldn't live
in my dream house and my husband was done with
it because it was ten thousand square feet, it was
too big, it couldn't handle it. Blah blah blah. I
loved it. I loved it, had a lot of you know,
charity events there. But anyway, we downsize. It's still a
nice size home I rand, but it's in Tampa. But
the thing about Saint Pete is if you're not a walker,
(09:09):
which you are, you'll walk. You New York's walker. I
love that. That's why you're so healthy. If you're not
a walker, then everything is kind of central Saint Pete
downtown and all the restaurants and you walk from one
to another to another. And if you were into driving,
which I prefer driving, it is a little hot here
in the summer. It's beautiful right now. Anyway, get its great.
Tampa's great too. I mean, Tampa's exciting. There's no doubt.
(09:31):
We've got the sports team. That's not that exciting, but
it's exciting. I don't think New York's going to be
so exciting after your mayor election. I'm telling you, well, I.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
Wish we had more time. We'll have you back soon
to talk about up all night.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
You have to say all night. I know you're too much.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
All night, all night.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
That that's good. It's not bad, not bad.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
But what it give us the title the King of Horror,
So I.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Can't go to YouTube and then you start to Kings
of Horror. Just go directly the kingsof horror dot com.
It's all things horrd. They've got like two million subscribers. Now,
if you are a fan of horror films, we're bringing
that back. But I'll be bringing a lot of back
back what I did in the nineties, but with a
twist of today. It'll be funny, Mark a lot of
funny sketches. The first three shows are very funny because
(10:22):
I had my hands in writing them.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
All right, sounds great, very Thank you so much. Check
out Rondasheer dot com too and follow her on Instagram
and Twitter and YouTube and everywhere. Rondasher thanks for being
with us.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
Thank you Mark, I'll see you sore.
Speaker 1 (10:38):
Take care. Hey, don't forget coming up at noon, Buck Sexton,
Clay Travis. They'll have a great show today. Lots to
talk about right here on seven to ten wor
The news keeps breaking all over his show. Catch up
anytime on the Mark Simone Podcast at seven to ten
w O R dot com, Slash.
Speaker 2 (00:09):
Podcast, The Mark Simone Show on.
Speaker 1 (00:11):
Double o R. Well, Ronda Sheer great, the TV star
Up all Night, also runs a fashion empire. Check it
out at Rondasheer dot com and uh check her out.
The Queen of Home shopping and Up all Night coming
back and making a huge return. Ronda Sheer, how you doing.
Speaker 2 (00:33):
I'm so good. I'm so worried about you and New
York City right now. I caught a lot of the
debate last night, and that Danny scares me. That's smirk,
that's smirk of his I mean, he's just he's mister
smooth and he's scary. I'm sorry. You better come to
Florida where it's safe and and there's no crime.
Speaker 1 (00:57):
And there's crime, and Florida you got some really bad
parts of Miami, Orlando, Tampa. You've got plenty of crying
down there.
Speaker 2 (01:06):
There's no anti Semitic people that that's gonna round people up.
It's not good telling you. I'm just speaking from my
heart here.
Speaker 1 (01:14):
We got through eight years at Doublasi. Oh, this will
be fine, but it's not over till it's over.
Speaker 2 (01:20):
Really, I want Curtis to win. I don't know how
that can happen, but I want him to win. He
was great, Uh I didn't even though they kept cutting
him off, and he was great.
Speaker 1 (01:28):
Yeah, the moderators trying very hard to hide Curtis, but
he clearly won the debate. I don't know anybody noticed.
Speaker 2 (01:34):
It was hard to hide him. He say. He was
in the middle.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
And you're very good at evaluating men. Give us your
rundown of Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 2 (01:43):
Oh my gosh. Well, first of all, please stop the ozempic.
Stop the ozempic. That man looked like a scorny scale.
He was great for Halloween. He's like perfect. I mean
he used to. I didn't like what he was doing,
but I used to watch him, you know, during the
pandemic making. He would come on all tossed and breezing.
(02:03):
I mean, he was entertaining before he you know, so
many people went into the old Folks Home, but but
he was. But he was good with his brother and
now he's like this shadow of what he was like,
just just for that, I mean, just from an outsider
looking in he's not that same man. He just seems
a shame. But seriously, his weight loss is terrible. Yeah,
(02:25):
I don't know. I don't know why. What is he
trying to look like a super female model? I don't know,
but he did. He lost that bravado that you know,
that masculinity that he did have.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
Yeah, right, that's probably that. He was one thing to
you know, tighten up your stomach or you know, tighten
your waist, but you don't want to lose your bulk,
your shoulders, all that stuff.
Speaker 2 (02:44):
He just looks he was very but not only that.
You're right, though he was drawn, his shoulders were down.
He didn't look like a leader. Just forgetting you know,
I'm going to go from the total superficial like Curtis
looked great. The other guy looked like a slineball. He
looked like he would be smelly if you've got his beard.
I don't know something about his beard. I don't like.
I mean just because I do like look at things
(03:05):
in a shallow way, and you know that. So but
looking at Quotema, because you know, I was hoping that
he would I mean, beat Ma'm danny, I did say
his name. I can't stand him. He's terrifying. And if
I lived in New York, I tell my cousin all
the time, and she's Jewish. I'm like, aren't you afraid?
And here's the funny thing about that, Like so many
(03:28):
of her Jewish friends are voting for him.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
It's not so many.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
It's not so many she represents. I'm telling you. She
goes to Conservative Synagogue and then she goes to Orthodox,
and the Orthodox was very pro Palace Palestine and they
were really talking about him. So I don't get it.
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (03:52):
It depends what neighborhood you're in. There's some diehard possibly
diarhysm exactly.
Speaker 2 (03:57):
Well, I mean, I keep she's she's like, gosh, she
can't stand them. But anyway, another back down. Let's talk
about Ronda today.
Speaker 1 (04:05):
All right, hey, let's talk about Up All Night was
so popular beloved television show. Now explain it's coming back, right, it's.
Speaker 2 (04:12):
Coming back back ever since I talked to you in
my little podcast. This is so exciting. So I met.
I was doing one of these conventions where you sign
autographs for fans, because Up All Night from ninety one
to ninety eight, I was Gilbert Gottley was on God
Love Him on Saturday nights. I was on Friday Nights.
We wrapped around movies on USA Network, and you know,
I thought about bringing it back, but you have to
(04:33):
have the movies. You have to have the library. You are,
say network and a library of films, these schlocky films
back in the day, which have made a huge resurgence.
Horror films are very hot right now, and I think
it's young people just didn't experience what we did in
the nineties and they're finding it and they're loving it.
So anyway, I was signing autographs in not So Kentucky
and a gentleman came up to me from the Kings
(04:55):
of Horror, which you can find on YouTube. Just search
Kings of Horror. It's free subscribe. It's this wonderful horror channel.
And the parent company owns licenses fourteen thousand titles. They're
out of Prague. It's an American man who owns it
and just has his hands on a lot of things. Anyway,
(05:16):
loves very short. You know, I think I told you.
We built a studio down here in St. Petersburg, an
all out, twenty thousand foot studio for all things, media,
podcasts in Florencer's television, whatever whatever you want to do.
So we had done that anyway because we had this
building that we wanted to do to create this space
on the west coast of Florida. So they have the films,
(05:36):
the Kings of Horror, and we've got the studio. So
we go into production literally Monday. Our first show is
October twenty fifth on Kings of Hora. It's a Halloween special.
I am so excited. So people have been asking me, well,
how are you changing this from the nineties. Well, I
do not think I'm the same age that I was,
although I don't look bad for an old bet, thank you.
(06:00):
But I'm surrounding myself because I love young actors and
comics and stand up comics. With an incredible cast of
people that will come. Some will be regulars and some
I will have a rotating cast of all the Bee
queens and the screen queens, and the shows are really funny.
And I have to say, this is the first time
walk actually ever since I spoke to you, less hands
on from production from start to finish. I've never done that.
(06:23):
From both sides. It's exciting and I am having so
much fun. So our first show is October twenty fifth,
Our second show is November twenty second on Kings of Horror,
then December twentieth, then we go every other week. So
I am back.
Speaker 1 (06:36):
But where do we see it?
Speaker 2 (06:39):
Very easy, go to YouTube search kingsof Horror or just
go to kingsofhrror dot com. And if you want all
things Randa right now, I have a new website. I
have robshare dot com, which is my intimate apparel which
you know about this is then if you go to
rondashare up all Night dot com, it's everything about the conventions.
And I'm now booking to be signing our graps and
(07:00):
doing you know, having the all and also filming from
these from these events. So it's really fun. It's it's
his second breath that I'm having in my wife, which
is just I'm having a blast because I love celebrating
young people and comedy. I'm tired of turning on Saturday
Night Live and it's all politics, and as much as
I like talking it with you on the on the surface,
(07:23):
I want it to be just funny escapism on a
Saturday night that's totally fun. Joe Bob Breese is still
out there, and it's great. We're a great compliment to him.
He's all things movie. We're going to be a lot
of comedy with a lot of people that can talk
about the films, like the directors and the producers and
and it's a magical set. I don't know if you
remember up all night, but we've been very reminiscent of
(07:47):
My Heart Shaped Bed and everything happens in Rondas Bad
though it's kind of like pee wee heart heard? Did
I say bad? I met Beverel. Although you know, you
would be a great guest for who's in Rondas Bad.
We always have a better guest of who's in Ronda's Dead.
And all we do is like you know, you're under
the covers, and then we pull back the covers and
I do an interview with you. So you would be wonderful.
(08:09):
So I'm inviting you on when you're next time you're
in Florida, when you're visiting Palm Beach, you come on
over to Tampa and you do a little bit with
me on the shell. It'd be so much fun dwelling.
Speaker 1 (08:19):
Hey, speaking of Tampa, Saint Petersburg is like becoming the
next hot spot of Florida, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (08:25):
And we just moved from there. You know, my husband
and I lived there for many years and it is.
It is hot, hot, on fire. You would like it
because it has it's getting that New York vibe that
you walk everywhere, you do everything, You're building these incredible spaces.
It really is on fire.
Speaker 1 (08:41):
Yeah, beautiful buildings, chic cafes, beastros, everything's going up in
Saint Petersburg.
Speaker 2 (08:48):
It is. But the thing is, when my husband and
I were looking to move because if I couldn't live
in my dream house and my husband was done with
it because it was ten thousand square feet, it was
too big, it couldn't handle it. Blah blah blah. I
loved it. I loved it, had a lot of you know,
charity events there. But anyway, we downsize. It's still a
nice size home I rand, but it's in Tampa. But
the thing about Saint Pete is if you're not a walker,
(09:09):
which you are, you'll walk. You New York's walker. I
love that. That's why you're so healthy. If you're not
a walker, then everything is kind of central Saint Pete
downtown and all the restaurants and you walk from one
to another to another. And if you were into driving,
which I prefer driving, it is a little hot here
in the summer. It's beautiful right now. Anyway, get its great.
Tampa's great too. I mean, Tampa's exciting. There's no doubt.
(09:31):
We've got the sports team. That's not that exciting, but
it's exciting. I don't think New York's going to be
so exciting after your mayor election. I'm telling you, well, I.
Speaker 1 (09:43):
Wish we had more time. We'll have you back soon
to talk about up all night.
Speaker 2 (09:48):
You have to say all night. I know you're too much.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
All night, all night.
Speaker 2 (09:54):
That that's good. It's not bad, not bad.
Speaker 1 (09:56):
But what it give us the title the King of Horror,
So I.
Speaker 2 (10:00):
Can't go to YouTube and then you start to Kings
of Horror. Just go directly the kingsof horror dot com.
It's all things horrd. They've got like two million subscribers. Now,
if you are a fan of horror films, we're bringing
that back. But I'll be bringing a lot of back
back what I did in the nineties, but with a
twist of today. It'll be funny, Mark a lot of
funny sketches. The first three shows are very funny because
(10:22):
I had my hands in writing them.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
All right, sounds great, very Thank you so much. Check
out Rondasheer dot com too and follow her on Instagram
and Twitter and YouTube and everywhere. Rondasher thanks for being
with us.
Speaker 2 (10:36):
Thank you Mark, I'll see you sore.
Speaker 1 (10:38):
Take care. Hey, don't forget coming up at noon, Buck Sexton,
Clay Travis. They'll have a great show today. Lots to
talk about right here on seven to ten wor
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