Sorry We're Cyrus

Southern Charm's Craig Conover walked through the Cyrus door and instantly became Tish and Kelsey's new best friend. After 14 years on reality TV, he's been through a lot, but his story goes beyond what was shown on our screens.

Craig was bullied from a young age, and it shaped the person he became. He turned down a law career for a reality show back when Jersey Shore was the only thing on TV, and he has a million stories from the y...

Tish had never met Christy Carlson Romano, or as you probably know her, Kim Possible and Ren from Even Stevens. And WOW did they have a lot to get into.

Christy's memoir Once Upon a Trainwreck: The Fall and Rise of a Child Star is out October 6th, and y'all, she came ready. She gets into meeting Shia LaBeouf and why the Even Stevens creator took one look at the two of them and knew, and the lunch where Hilary Duff's mom sized her up...

What do Landon Barker and Tish Cyrus have in common? They know the story of growing up famous all too well.

Landon started going on tour with his dad, Travis Barker, at four and basically didn't stop until he was 16. While they unpack his story, Landon opens up about watching his dad's documentary and realizing for the first time that Travis didn't only survive the plane crash, he watched it happen. He also talks about working his w...

Tish was STARSTRUCK in about 90 seconds by Jaleel White or as most of you know him, Steve Urkel.

Jaleel joined Family Matters as a guest star in episode 12 and never left, playing a character the script described only as "a young Rick Moranis type." In today's episode, he talks about what growing up famous actually costs, the guys who used to scream "Urkel" across a bar, and he tells the story of the meeting his momager took without...

Owen Thiele met Tish Cyrus at Raven-Symoné's birthday party and four minutes in they discovered they were both adopted at birth. Like, WHAT?!? DESTINY! 

What comes next is the most open Tish has ever been on this podcast. She tells her story of the health anxiety that hit her in her late twenties, the doctor who finally explained why, and the letter she wrote without ever telling her mom. And then, Owen shares the answering mac...

Anyone else overwhelmed by all the wellness info online? From wondering "should I start fasting?" or "is 10,000 steps enough?" to stressing about adding probiotics in your diet. Well, functional medicine expert Dr. Will Cole is here to help you navigate it all! From hormone therapy to cold plunges, Dr. Cole breaks down what you ACTUALLY need to feel good, and his new book Heal Your Cells explains what is really happening in your bo...

Trina Vega is back!! Daniella Monet is back on the screen with her new 'Victorious' spinoff, Hollywood Arts. Daniella opens up about auditioning for Hannah Montana way back in the day (she remembers meeting young Miley at that very audition!), and admits she once padded her bra to look older for a Disney callback. She and Tish swap Cyrus family lore, and Daniella gets real about healing years of misdiagnosed IBS by finally listenin...

This week, Tish is wowed by how a 6 second Vine clip turned into Ruth B's breakout hit "Lost Boy." She gets real about the heartbreak behind her brand new album, Peace to Make, admitting she once felt like a "side character" in her own relationship. Boys come and go but your sisters are forever, and it's the friendships that carried her through the hardest years. Ruth geeks out over the deep cut "Golden G-String." Plus, they play a...

Dance Moms alum Asia Monet Ray joins Tish and Kelsey to get real about growing up on reality TV and what happens after the cameras turn off. Asia opens up about anonymously volunteering at a bird store just to feel normal again, why she dropped her dad's last name after nonstop "nepo baby" comments, and the manufactured "rivalry" with Kenzie Ziegler that was really just good editing (it was never real, y'all). She also shares the w...

Harry Jowsey (Tish's favorite person ever) is back on the pod with so many life updates... Like, starring in a new Netflix dating show called "Let's Marry Harry," where he's engaged to 20 women and living with them. He explains the rollercoaster of emotions he felt before, during, and after the show, and why filming it after losing his dad made the whole process hit even harder. Harry gets real about what "healed" actually looks li...

This week Tish and Brandi welcome back a longtime family friend and Hollywood legend: Jeff Beacher, the entrepreneur behind the iconic Beacher's Madhouse. Jeff gets real about the health scare that changed his life, losing his business partner five days before a Vegas opening, and how he's gone from 440 pounds to 175 and counting. He walks through his (genuinely wild) daily wellness routine (peptides, stem cells, a hyperbaric chamb...

Stassi Schroeder-Clark is here!!! And Stoners, this one's a gooood one. The original reality TV girl sits down with Tish and our lovely producer Kelsey to get into everything from the three-and-a-half-year fight to get her new show House of Stassi made to why reality TV is basically her therapy. She also gets real about motherhood and the anxiety that keeps her up at night about raising her own kids in front of a camera the same wa...

Backstreet's Back, ALRIGHT! The Backstreet Boys' Howie Dorough is on the pod with Tish this week, and honestly, she could have talked to him for another two hours. He opens up about why it took him over 30 years to make his new Spanish single "Coquí," and the story of playing it for his mom (who is 92) for the very first time in the car. A freakin tear-jerker, we are obsessed! Then, Howie dives into how close he came to joining Men...

Love on the Spectrum's Logan sits down with Tish this week for one of the sweetest, most wholesome conversations we've had on the pod. Logan opens up about what he wishes people understood about autism, a childhood bullying story that turns into a genuine tears-in-your-eyes moment, and what his ideal partner would look like. Of course, there's also a very serious Willy Wonka debate, and Logan explains why he will never, ever stop w...

It's a solo Tish & Brandi week, and honestly? The girls are DELIVERING!! Brandi shares house renovation updates, Amazon dupes, incredible Etsy finds, and the challenge of creating a home you love without sacrificing resale value. Then it's Dear MT, where the girls tackle a listener's long-distance situationship and share their own relationship experiences. Plus, our new favorite segment: Dish to Tish! The confessional where you...

Advocate, co-founder of the nonprofit VETS (Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions), and wife of Navy SEAL veteran Marcus Capone, Amber Capone, joins Tish for one of the most powerful, personal, and important conversations Sorry We're Cyrus has ever had. 

Tish opens up about how she first connected with Amber during one of the darkest periods of her own life (the breakdown) and how Amber's grace and compassion over the phone he...

Former American Idol star, singer-songwriter, and now author David Archuleta joins Tish and Brandi for one of the most honest, hilarious, and genuinely moving conversations we've ever had on this pod. David just released his memoir Devout: Losing My Faith to Find Myself and y'all... he holds NOTHING back!

On today's episode he unpacks what it was like growing up Mormon, going to BYU (yes, the soaking school... and yes, he ...

Bachelor Nation favorite, Dancing with the Stars champion, and two-time New York Times bestselling author Hannah Brown joins Tish for one of her most honest conversations yet. They dive into life after The Bachelorette, why success didn't bring the fulfillment she expected, how couples therapy strengthened her relationship before marriage, and the lessons she's learned about love, purpose, and personal growth. Hannah also shares th...

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star, Miranda Hope, joins Tish and Brandi for a conversation that goes way deeper than reality TV.

Miranda shares the real story behind the early days of MomTok, why she originally turned down reality television, and how the infamous swinging scandal ultimately forced her to confront shame, identity, and the life she thought she was supposed to live. She opens up about leaving the Mormon Church, nav...