Reality Competition Shows with Melissa Villaseñor

from Pop Rocket · host MaximumFun.org

Guy, Oliver, and Wynter are joined by special guest, comedian and actress Melissa Villaseñor to talk about reality competition shows! Is Shark Tank any good? Are we still allowed to like The Apprentice? How “real” are these reality shows anyway? Also, Guy has a few words to say on Star Trek, Melissa talks about her AGT experience, Wynter is a huge fan of this year’s Comic-Con, and Oliver gives us a preview of his special “kitchen sink” mix for donors. Regular host Margaret Wappler’s book is available now and is currently on tour! Find it at your local independent bookstore or buy it HERE. Check her website for tour dates. The search for the Song of the Summer is still underway. Look for the official thread on the Pop Rocket Facebook group and submit your pick! With Guy Branum, Oliver Wang, Wynter Mitchell, and guest Melissa Villaseñor Produced by Christian Dueñas and Colin Anderson for MaximumFun.org

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