Overanalyzed with Dom & Kyla

Season 15 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills is coming to a dramatic end. We have minor levels of stalking (hi, Sutton), reflections of love (hey, Kyle), unpublished manuscripts (hello, Dorit), amazing levels of unbotheredness (yo, Erika), petty one-upping (hiya, Amanda), and too much coddling to feel comfortable (do better, Boz and Rachel). Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are discussing Dorit’s book cover release party and how Boz and Rachel could have been better friends to Dorit. Not only does Rachel begin discussing drama that is not relevant to the event, but Boz does not snap Dorit into awareness that the event is about her and that she should focus on herself. Both Dom and Kyla agree that they would want a friend to hold them accountable for staying present in the moment. Dorit is very upset that Kyle and Erika do not attend her book cover party, but Dom correctly mentions that Dorit should not have expected either woman to attend. Sutton sent a late decline to the event. Kyle overexplained (and felt overly guilty) about what she could not attend. Erika did not say anything, letting her absence speak volumes. Later, the cast all attend a jewelry event, and we get a cameo by Nicky Hilton while Kathy is hosting. Dorit behaves like a mean girl, even though she pretends to fear that behavior in the episode. Sutton chases Dorit around the party, again asking Dorit to acknowledge her, and Dorit is disturbingly dismissive to Sutton. Here is where Dom and Kyla disagree: Kyla believes Dorit has repeatedly said she is not interested in speaking with Sutton and that she should be given space. Sutton has taken those words as a personal challenge (or as a reflection of her anxious attachment style) to get closer to Dorit… literally. Sutton is chasing Dorit around the Theo & Grace event, much like she did at Rachel’s Studio 54 party. While the Real Housewives would be much too woo-woo and subdued if every woman acknowledged their worth and did not spend time trying to rekindle dead friendships, Kyla is frustrated that Sutton cannot take Dorit’s comments and actions at face value and remove herself. In a great show of strength, Kyle stands up to Dorit and asks the cast to speak up and acknowledge that most of them have been discussing Dorit and her erratic behavior or tardiness all season. Only the camera can tell us the truth in Parts 1-3 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunions. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

The Devil is back… Meryl Streep and The Devil Wears Prada, that is. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are chatting about The Devil Wears Prada and their shared anticipation of The Devil Wears Prada 2, released on May 1, 2026. Dom and Kyla also discuss the three books in the Andy Sachs trilogy: The Devil Wears Prada, Revenge Wears Prada, and When Life Gives You Lululemons, all written by Lauren Weisberger. Both avid readers and the book-to-film adaptations are big themes of this episode, as is Anne Hathaway's filmography. Meryl Streep has always been a star; Emily Blunt really rose to international fame in the last 20 years; and Stanley Tucci will get to entertain a new generation of fans, all in the sequel to this movie. Plus: Anne Hathaway is in her mother era, with so many amazing films being released in 2026, like Verity, Mother Mary, and others.As always, Dom & Kyla chat about how nostalgia is a big theme in 2026 films, discussing the Michael film, which depicts the rise of Michael Jackson. Dom & Kyla discuss whether they plan to see the movie and the impact of separating the characters from the people (and the implications for their reputations). Dom & Kyla also discuss Practical Magic 2, and The Princess Diaries 3. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

What’s the point of a rumor when you share your own tea? Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are discussing Season 17, Episode 2 of The Real Housewives of Atlanta and all spilled whiskey.  Porsha, Kelli, and K Michelle share a pot of whiskey, and Porsha confronts Kelli about sleeping with a married man… kinda. In a scene that confused Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh, Porsha attempts to explain to Kelli that Porsha received a call about Kelli having sex with a married man, and discusses Porsha and her ex, Dennis. Yet we don’t know if Porsha received a butt dial by accident, or if someone was recording the conversation with Kelli, or whether the married man's wife told Porsha about Kelli. The only thing we learned from the interaction is that Porsha does not want Kelli to talk about her at all. Pinky Cole offers a vulnerable look into her life by showing us her husband, mother, and three children at home. Dom and Kyla learn that Pinky’s husband is also a restaurateur, and we get to see how they support and encourage each other and their individual ambitions. Pinky self-proclaims herself to be a dominant woman, and her husband celebrates it. Dom and Kyla love a supportive spouse and are both excited to see their relationship and businesses this season. If you enjoy thriller or horror movies, you should attend the premiere of Drew Sidora's movie. Dom and Kyla have mixed opinions about whether Drew would be a compelling actress, but we know that Porsha upstaged the performance when she introduced her lady friend, Sway, at the event. Porsha is glowing for the entire scene while Sway is around, and Dom and Kyla are so happy for Porsha and her giddiness.  Kelli celebrates the opening of her restaurant, Nana’s, and most of the cast attend, except for Porsha who is upset to find out that Kelli called her Whor-sha. You must admit that is a hilarious nickname. Porsha sends flowers, which Kelli disregards and Dom is surprised to see Kelli actually working in the kitchen. Episode 2 of Season 17 of the Real Housewives of Atlanta ends with K Michelle admitted to the hospital because of complications with silicone butt injections. K Michelle was shocked and scared because she was numb to any issues and discovered what was happening while preparing for an awards performance. Both Dom and Kyla agree that this scene will spark a lot of necessary conversations about beauty standards, medical care, and giving people grace and autonomy to augment their bodies as they see fit. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills reunion looks are released, and Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh have a lot to say about it. Sadly, Episode 17 of Season 15 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was still a bit dull if not for Sutton chasing Dorit around Rachel’s party, Bozoma Saint John’s engagement to Keely, and Kyle, Sutton, and Erika declining to attend Dorit’s book cover release party. In this episode recap, Dom and Kyla debate about the value of a book cover release for a new author, why the Season 15 reunion looks were all over the place, Dorit’s children being homeschooled (Kyla did not expect that; is Dorit a teacher?), and the perils of becoming an empty nester.Dom correctly notes that we should write a letter to the production team for The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills because they left out a lot from the show. Let’s see more of:Boz is preparing for her marketing show with Jimmy Fallon or sharing her knowledge as a public speaker and Chief Marketing Officer for multiple corporations,Kyle’s emotions as the mother of the bride, and how the wedding planning is progressing, What a work day is like for Rachel Zoe, outside of a few glimpses of her assistants, and More details about Dorit’s book-writing process, working with a ghostwriter. We do not think having a ghostwriter is bad or shameful, and would love to know its value. Season 15 continues to entertain Kyla, as a newbie to the Real Housewives world, and lull Dom to sleep. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Let’s take a trip to Georgia and visit with the Real Housewives of Atlanta! Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh are recapping the first episode of the 17th Season of the RHOA, and it is so exciting. Dom and Kyla are looking forward to learning more about Pinky Cole and K. Michelle. There’s a reputation that precedes them, and both hosts want to know what is real and what is false about their stories. Kyla is impressed with Porsha Williams’ maturity, is dubious of Kelli, and wants to know more about Angela Oakley and her husband. Dom is so happy that Shamea is returning as a full cast member, shares a treasured memory with Cynthia Bailey, and looks forward to seeing what drama Drew stirs up this season. The Real Housewives of Atlanta is the only franchise that Kyla has watched… kind of. In 2024, Kyla binge-watched Seasons 1-14, then took a break. This episode is all about Dom catching Kyla up on the drama (and last season's cast members, bye Britt and Kenya; hello Phaedra) as well as sharing their predictions for what this season will hold. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

The Real Housewives of Rhode Island Episode 2 is all about cool coastlines and hot secrets. Dom & Kyla love it. Ashley and Jo–Ellen go out for a playdate with their kiddos, and Ashley confesses she's overwhelmed by her life because she wants to make Jared's life easier. Ashley is truly learning what it means to be a bar widow, where she doesn't get as much of her husband's time and attention because he is so busy working on building his empire. Dom Torres and Kyla Denanyoh agree that Ashley needs a few hobbies (while the nanny is around for 33 hours a week) and more mom friends. We meet Rulla, who makes a poor impression when she tells Liz she cannot understand what it is like to stay in a relationship only for the kids, since Liz has never given birth herself. WTF Rulla! Giving birth does not make someone a mother, but choosing to raise and steward a child makes you a mother, guardian, caregiver, and more. Liz handles the situation with grace, but this interaction definitely clouded Dom and Kyla's judgment of Rulla when we see her at home with her husband and children in a later scene. Alicia plans a winery visit for the cast, but Rulla does not show up. Ashley is dressed as if there were a theme to the party. JoEllen is dreading a confrontation with Rulla about one of the most intriguing parts of this episode… Rulla's exaggerated issue with Jo-Ellen is that Jo-Ellen is sharing lies about Rulla's husband. To be clear: Rulla's husband and mistress were photographed in a loving embrace, and the mistress shared the images on social media. How and why Jo-Ellen received and shared the images is a classic case of 'Don't Shoot the Messenger," and Rulla needs to be honest about staying with her husband because she wants to, NOT because she has birthed children by him.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

How much do you have in common with a Real Housewife vacationing in Italy? A lot more than you think. Dom Torres & Kyla Denanyoh are discussing the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 15, Episodes 15 and 16, as they were to-be-continued episodes with a few dramatic moments. Through tears, parties, and gelato, Dom and Kyla agree that the humanity of the cast members is important. Every Housewife gets their feelings hurt or is disappointed, regardless of whether they are rich, wealthy, and affluent. First dramatic thing: broken friendships. This entire season, Dorit has been more reserved about sharing her personal information; she is choosing who to discuss certain details with and feels betrayed when Kyle suggests that Dorit not speak negatively about PK. Kyle has been irritated that Dorit has stopped confiding in her and is increasingly irritated with Dorit’s tardiness… an unfortunate flaw that has happened since the series started 15 years ago. Kyla thinks Dorit is passively telling Kyle to leave her alone, and that the argument in Italy needed to happen to wake Kyle up. Dom believes that friendship breakups are hard, and Dorit needs to stop stepping on Kyle’s toes. Who is right?The second theme of these episodes is ownership. Kyle and Erika want Dorit to acknowledge that she is disrespectful and rude when she shows up late to events. Kyla believes these petty arguments are removing the BS so the friends can speak candidly. Kyla wishes Kyle and Erika could say this: Dorit, we miss you. When we agree to hang out, you are late, and that cuts into our time together. Dom believes that Dorit needs to accept how her actions are affecting the crew, cast, and everyone else involved in these shows, and questions whether there was a broader conversation about her actions that we have not seen. The third theme of the Real Housewives Season 15, Episodes 15 and 16, is ineffective communication. Erika is crying. Dorit is walking away from the dinner table in Italy. Boz is buying a house and hinting at marriage. Dorit is taking photos for her book cover. Kyle is rolling her eyes when Dorit arrives at Rachel Zoe’s party. and boom! We see Sutton with a suitcase, then the cast is back in California. What in the rushed storyline is happening in Beverly Hills?  This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

This is a BIG day in Real Housewives history because Dom and Kyla are watching a new franchise live, with few prior connections (Hey Dolores of RHONJ), and being introduced to a brand-new region of the United States. How one episode makes you immediately feel like we have known these ladies for at least four seasons is pure magic. Congratulations to Andy Cohen and Rhode Island for being so small, and the tea being so hot. In just one episode, we were introduced to six cast members: Liz, Jo-Ellen, Rosie, Alicia, Kelsey, and Ashley (ranked by who we are most excited to watch), and we immediately felt like we knew these ladies for at least four seasons. Ashley is the prominent outsider, a Virginia native married to Jared Iaconetti, a Rhode Island native.As Kyla Denanyoh notes in this Real Housewives recap episode, everyone knows everyone else’s secrets, so there’s little shame in the conversations or confrontations. We are being entertained. We are sat and instantly engaged with this cast. There is a freshness and energy that these women are bringing to the screen. As Dom Torres mentions, this franchise feels a lot like the old school Real Housewives. Dom and Kyla discuss parenting, relationship entanglements, small-state dynamics, and Bachelor television stars. This season is going to be really unique when the collective cast agrees that driving 15 minutes to arrive anywhere is a big deal. Welcome to Rhode Island! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Flippant jokes, vacations, and selectively sensitive people do not mix well in Florence, Italy. Episode 14 of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was entertaining, primarily because Natalie and Boz made a joke at Amanda’s expense, and Amanda chose to be irritated by it. All Dom & Kya can think about are the semantics of the jokes: Was Natalie calling Amanda fake? Phony? A puppet master? A puppet? A liar? Was Boz calling Amanda fake, a puppet, phony, or a puppet master? Were they saying Amanda was fake like a wooden doll? And to further overanalyze, when and how did Boz and Natalie get close enough to enjoy making jokes at Amanada’s character?Sadly, we won't know until the reunion (hopefully), because we didn’t see enough of Natalie and Boz's relationship to even appreciate why they would make such a joke. Kyla blames the production company for removing too much background content, but, truthfully, Boz and Natalie could have been making a flippant comment, and a huge deal was made of it. Sutton tries unsuccessfully to stand up for Amanda when Erika and Boz are researching Amanda on the ride back to the house. Later in the episode, Natalie (a friend of Rachel) cannot admit that she misrepresented the story to Kyle and Amanda, which leads to an entirely new situation. Dorit’s tardiness is magnified when she leaves an event early, and Amanda explains why she feels emotionally unsafe around the cast. Unfortunately, for 14 episodes, Amanda’s childish behavior has been falling flat. Dom & Kyla believe that Amanda is selective about when to sulk or pout, depending on whom she thinks she can manipulate. Is Sutton being hypnotized by Amanda?Although the episode started off with whispering and text messages, it wasn’t hot tea or girlfriends laughing at gossip. Instead, Rachel is upset that her estranged husband told her son about his girlfriend, and she chooses to send the private plane to help rather than leave Italy. Episode 14 is more entertaining and still very heavy because everyone on the Beverly Hills cast is dealing with some heavy life decisions and situations, which Dom & Kyla hoped the cast could shake off on a new continent, but that is not proving true. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

In a very mild, timid, and borderline boring episode, Dom & Kyla discuss the seven minutes of excitement in the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 15, Episode 13. Rachel and Dorit are dodging Amanda. Kathy becomes the voice of reason for the cast. Erika is pseudo-offended that Dorit is “picking and choosing” who to discuss her marriage and separation with. Sutton is messier than usual, which is only happening because she is actually getting any screentime.  but also extremely dull. Kyle and Erika are still irritated by Dorit's lateness, but to be fair, when tardiness is the storyline over three episodes, this may be a sign that the RHOBH cast needs a shake-up. Could this be an error with production, or is life truly heavy in Beverly Hills?In a perfect world, Kyle and Dorit could have a lot in common given their marital statuses. Amanda, Kathy, and Jennifer Tilly could have been the silly characters. Boz and Rachel would bring their established brands and enjoy some levity as they discussed empire-building. Instead, the camaraderie or typical theatrics of the Real Housewives brand is hidden under the realness of the cast members' lives. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Take a break from doom scrolling. Laugh with us as we chat about failing malls, the Heated Rivalry show and book series by Rachel Reid, automatic bird feeders, and celebrate three seasons and 45 episodes of Overanalyzed with Dom & Kyla. Dom is convinced that he would have thrived at 35 years old in 1995, rather than in 2026. Kyla still can't be convinced to watch a TV series before it has three seasons. Episode 49 is a welcome distraction from everything happening in the world and a reminder that although you cannot control what is happening in the world, you control what you focus on. Bring back good old-fashioned yearning for another person and the satisfaction of completing chores, because making your bed or cooking is not a burden. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Rachel, Kyle, and Dorit are back from the Hamptons, just in time for the audience to learn that Amanda gets three facials a month, Erika is stunning without makeup, and Dorit keeps being tardy for everything. In Episode 12 of Season 15 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Boz is catching Dorit up on all the gossip that happened in Boz’s phone call with Kyle. Boz also asks Dorit to join the cast on a trip to a villa in Florence, Italy (allegedly owned by George Clooney). Kyle is having a caffeine break with Amanda, who continues to make herself as wrinkle-free and skin-texture-free as possible by admitting she gets three facials a month. Kyle and Erika go shopping and decide to host a mini-intervention to ask Dorit about her erratic behavior. Rachel has a hilarious and deeply vulnerable conversation with her sons about their father’s dating life and how the boys feel about Rachel formally filing for divorce. Kyla, the mother of a 5-year-old, is fascinated by the maturity of Rachel’s sons and by how books, TV, and conversations with children differ from what she was raised with. Amanda is planning for her wedding, which she said should have occurred on October 10, 2026, and this makes Kyla question whether Amanda will return to the cast so that he wedding can be filmed. Dom shares a brief history of Real Housewives weddings and explains that producers filming and sharing the event is not guaranteed for every cast member, and certainly not for a new cast member like Amanda Frances. The episode ends with all the RHOBH cast members flying to Italy in separate groups, and Dom & Kyla are not certain whether this is amazing or diminishes the potential for drama (à la RHOSLC). Dom and Kyla have a lot of cool things happening in their lives, with Dom going viral on TikTok and Kyla preparing to be on national television. Congratulations, you two! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

The Hamptons trip continues as Rachel, Dorit, and Kyle juggle emotional revelations, lingering tensions, and a few awkward social moments.Kyla was surprised to learn that Phoenix is her daughter and thought it was sweet that Dorit was FaceTiming them while on vacation. Dom, meanwhile, got the jump scare of his life when PK unexpectedly appeared in the background of the call.Dorit’s spending becomes a subtle theme throughout the episode. While hinting at financial stress during her divorce, she still splurges on designer items, making it extra awkward when her credit card is declined at a boutique due to a supposed “fraud alert.” Is it possible that Dorit’s well-known lateness might mean she was late in paying her bills?Kyle is frustrated when Dorit shows up late to meet Rachel’s parents. In what could have been a sweet phone call between Boz and Kyle, Kyle confides concerns that Dorit seems erratic while navigating her divorce. Dom wonders if the call was really an attempt to probe for gossip.The episode’s most emotional moment comes when Rachel reveals the real reason behind the trip: the weekend marks a painful anniversary tied to the breakdown of her marriage. Though she never confirms exactly what happened, her vulnerability adds a poignant layer to the group dynamic.Sutton opens up to Jennifer Tilly about receiving a Catholic annulment after her ex-husband left her for one of her friends. One of her friends! Meanwhile, Boz and Keely discuss their future and the dealbreakers of their relationship: having children or being unemployed. Erika shares a candid therapy session reflecting on surviving past abuse and learning to accept life’s ongoing challenges. Kyla, however, now worries she may have been doing therapy wrong after seeing Erika set the mood with cake and cozy vibes.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Dorit, Kyle, and Erika, oh my! Episode 10 of Season 15 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills was one of the most vulnerable! Dom & Kyla discuss whether Kyle’s motivation to stay in a legal marital separation for three years. While we cannot understand the reasoning for staying divorced, Dom & Kyla agree that if Mo wanted to leave the marriage, it would be kind and final (it feels like Kyle still has hope of rekindling their marriage). Dom & Kyla discuss what it’s like to raise compassionate children and Boz’s gift of a Maserati to her daughter, Lael. Kyla is surprised that Dorit asked for Maurico’s number in a prior episode and wants to learn more about their pretend-flirting history. Episode 10 also featured Boz and Sutton spending time together to discuss Amanda. Episode 10 of RHOBH ended with Sutton and Erika at dinner, and Denise Richards joined them. Dom & Kyla were shocked at the openness and vulnerability in this conversation. Denise Richards opens up about plastic surgery and her divorce, and Sutton is shocked at the new depth of her friendship with Erika. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: www.skiptheboringstuff.com.

We must answer the most important question of RHOBH Season 15… would you rather go to The Hamptons with Rachel Zoe or get a lame goodie bag from Amanda Frances? Turns out, Dorit had no choice because she wasn’t invited to Amanda’s house. On Overanalyzed with Dom & Kyla, they discuss how the season is really starting to warm up, and the comparisons between the two newest cast members are really starting to show. There is a lot of stuff happening on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Season 15, Episode 9, and the bulk of it involves Rachel and Amanda, the two newest members of the cast. In an attempt to get the cast members to know her better, Amanda Frances hosts a manifestation event disguised as a dinner party, which none of the cast members are impressed by, notably did not include Jennifer Tilly or an invitation to Dorit, and none of the cast members asked for. Dom & Kyla enjoy a journal-and-self-reflection moment as much as anyone… but not at a full table with strangers included. Also, Amanda is not beating the allegations that much of her life feels performative with this episode. It feels shocking to Kyla that Amanda would join this cast and expect to be treated like an amateur or newbie when there are fourteen other seasons Amanda could have enjoyed and observed how the RHOBH cast functions. Dom believes Amanda is very cunning, just as Sutton described her. On the other side of the country, Dorit and Kyle are experiencing the Hamptons, and Rachel Zoe is a full vibe. Surprised to find out that Rachel is a New Yorker, Dom & Kyla are really happy with the laidback yet commanding nature of Rachel as she moves around the Hamptons, casually chatting with Donna Karan and getting a chance to unwind. Also, this is a good time for Kyle and Dorit to spend time together away from the full cast. Also, we get to see Kyle and Maurico planning their daughter’s wedding in a very anti-Beverly Hills event. There is talk of Mauricio being the wedding DJ, and I really hope that happens! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Episode 7 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills ended with "To Be Continued," so Dom and Kyla had to discuss it together. Episode 7 begins with the aftermath of the Rachel Zoe cast dinner, and the drama doesn’t die. In fact, the large themes of Episodes 7 and 8 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are partnership and judgment, with Amanda continuing to act like she should get extra credit for being a new cast member of an established show; learn the rules of the game. Boz has her best friend, Summer, in town, and we get to see a lot of throwback images of Boz in high school and hear about moving from Ghana to Colorado and the culture shock that she encountered. Boz, Kyle, and Dorit have dinner together and are introduced to Summer when and Mo surprises the group. Kyla was irritated because she thought Mo might have been tracking Kyle, and also, grand gestures give Kyla the ick. It is too close to being love-bombed. Rachel Zoe and Erika hang out and discuss Amanda’s exit from Rachel’s party and Amanda’s announcement of her child’s death. Amanda and Eddie invite Kyle and Maurico over to tour the house and see how Amanda has changed it. Dom & Kyla continue to wonder whether Amanda and Kyle are friends or if Amanda used the purchase of Kyle’s home as a way to get onto the cast of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Which is a form of manifesting, but it is also poking a lot of holes into the “friendship” with Kyle.Kyle and Mo have a sweet moment when he comforts Kyle because she gets overwhelmed with emotions nd nostalgia in their old house. Dom shares how Kyle’s house was essentially a character of the RHOBH show, and it is good to see the home again, even with Amanda in it. Kyle is hosting Erika and Dorit’s birthday dinner, and there are a lot of fireworks, but no birthday cake. Amanda sulks at the table after accusing Dorit of verbally accosting her at Rachel’s dinner. Rachel is distracted by leaked news of her filing for divorce, the announcement that she does not expect to be judged by the cast members, and the need to leave the meal early. While Boz and Dorit support Rachel, Kyla predicts that Amanda was jealous of Rachel’s attention because Amanda did not receive what she felt was adequate support at Rachel’s dinner. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Dom & Kyla just watched the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion, and they have more questions. In this episode, Dom & Kyla share their predictions for Season 7 of the RHOSLC:The probability of Meredith Marks coming back for Season 7,Whether the cast members (specifically Lisa) will tease Bronwyn for dating,Will Mary Cosby come back, or maybe become a friend of the show?Will Whitney and Justin separate?How is Bronwyn adjusting to life and her divorce from Todd?Will Bronwyn and Muzzy become roommates in a cute Salt Lake City home or condo? Will Britani Bateman become a full cast member?Could Amy (who hosted the party at the beginning of Season 6) replace Meredith and become a full cast member?Will Lisa and Angie build a better friendship? We see Lisa trying to rehabilitate her image if Meredith does not join the Season 7 cast.Will we see more of Bronwyn and Whitney’s personalities if they are both single women on the show?This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Welcome to the most exciting part of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City S6 reunion. To be fair, Parts 1 and 2 were informative, but they were also so chaotic and disruptive that Dom & Kyla were happy to get some depth and vulnerability in Part 3. Dom & Kyla both agree that Meredith Marks is infuriating and should not return for Season 7. They don’t know how to enforce this rule, but if a Real Housewife doesn't believe in conflict resolution or doesn't plan to respond to the questions asked. Fans of the Real Housewives do get invested in their lies, as the show entertains us. While we do not want cast members to share all their dirty secrets, if they do not want to open up about their lives or respond to the questions fans submit for the reunion, that Housewife needs to go. Dom & Kyla chat about Bronwyn telling the world she is separating from Todd, and how, in February 2026, photos circulated of Bronwyn and Brandon Good dating. Dom & Kyla also explore themes of accountability, friendship, and the impact of reality TV on personal relationships, and the emotional transformations of the RHOSLC cast members. We must overanalyze the show and each cast member's motives because Dom & Kyla are overanalyzers.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Dom and Kyla watched the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion, Parts 1 and 2, and they were confused. Both parts explore themes of family dynamics, character analysis, and the impact of everyone copying Lisa and her brand endorsements. Dom frequently mentions the importance of conflict resolution in the show, but the first two parts of the reunion had very little conflict resolution. Meredith and Lisa have overprepared for the reunion and could not find a responsive or spontaneous thought during the two hours of television.  As someone who is new to the reunions, Kyla could not understand why Meredith and Lisa would not answer Andy’s questions and kept overtalking so much that Andy Cohen walked off the set. Dom and Kyla are warming up for the RHOSLC Reunion Part 3 and are hoping more questions are answered. Did you watch Parts 1 and 2 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City reunion? Tell us at [email protected]. Let’s overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

In this episode, Dom & Kyla react to Bad Bunny's performance at Super Bowl 60, aka Benito Bowl, aka the fastest 13 minutes of their lives. Bad Bunny's Super Bowl 60 Halftime performance explored themes of representation, artistry, and community and Dom & Kyla are overanalyzing everything. The attention to detail, the storytelling, and the advocacy through art were so beautiful. They reflect on the halftime show's impact, the symbolism of the performance, and the importance of celebrating diverse cultures. Learn to appreciate art. Learn to appreciate an artist’s perspective. Dom & Kyla appreciate the blood, sweat, and tears required by Bad Bunny to become a global musician and artist, which allowed him to be considered as a Super Bowl halftime performer. It is respectable. The discipline and fortitude needed to accept the challenge, and the vulnerability required to share your culture, must be applauded. The conversation highlights the pride Dom & Kyla feel while watching (and re-watching) the Super Bowl 60 halftime performance and celebrating Bad Bunny and his storytelling. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

You aren’t always in the mood to party, which makes it difficult to join a reality TV show. Amanda Frances has not learned how to say ‘No,’ and it shows.In Season 15, Episode 6 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, the cast is back in California and trying to clear up a few rumors and disagreements. Jennifer Tilly and Sutton decide to protect their friendship. Boz and Rachel go shopping, prompting Dom & Kyla Dorit to discuss how they would spend $20k if they had it. Amanda disappoves of Dorit’s plans to write a book. Boz is busy building a family, and Kyle is right in the middle of some potential drama. Dom & Kyla are both convinced that they would like to be friends with Rachel because she has the best temperament and always has a solution to any inconvenience. Which makes it so much more frustrating when Amanda disapproves of Dorit working with a team or ghostwriters to write her book. Amanda continues to be rude when she brings up the significance of the day and the anniversary of her child’s death.We are sorry for Amanda’s loss. Rachel Zoe’s dinner is on the anniversary of a crushing personal anniversary for Amanda. Dom & Kyla agree that Amanda’s announcement, Amanda staying at the party too long, and the arguing with Dorit feel intentional. This episode is a reminder that grief does not play fair, and it can change our moods at any time.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills are still in Sedona, and honestly… the vibes are already weird.Dom explains how cast trips work in the Bravo universe: international vacations aren’t automatic. Cast chemistry and strong seasons “earn” you Provence, Amsterdam, Berlin, or Thailand, wherever production feels generous that year. Most series will include a domestic trip, like the Beverly Hills cast visiting Sedona. Then we get into Amanda Frances. And wow! She is an oversharer. She inserts herself into everyone’s business. She enjoys casually spreading rumors about Sutton’s former assistant. And we were all Rachel Zoe when she was flabbergasted by Amanda's request for “ceremonial grade matcha,” which is a Western marketing tactic and not recognized in Japan.Boz continues to come off calm, grounded, and accomplished, with a few funny comments in the episode. 10/10, no notes. Dorit and Sutton are working on having a friendship, while Sutton and Jennifer Tilly are feeling a few shifts in their relationship. And because we are Overanalyzers, we had to check who Garcelle is following on social media and what that says about the camaraderie among the cast. If you have questions or want to request we review a season, email us at [email protected] episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

If you’re going to watch the Real Housewives, you MUST watch the Reunions. And also, where is the airplane footage?In this episode of Overanalyzed with Dom and Kyla, the two build on the "newbie meets veteran" perspective when Kyla watches a Real Housewives reunion for the first time. This is a different recap where Kyla is asking Dom about the purpose and validity of a Real Housewives reunion and Dom gets to showcase the perks of being a Housewives Historian.Dominic believes that Real Housewives reunions are the season's "Super Bowl," meant to address storylines and tensions. Both hosts felt Part One's celebratory montage delayed the drama and served as the only interesting aspect of Part One; Parts 2 and 3 were the beginning of the drama and yelling. A major discussion point was the relevance of reunions in the social media age, especially with bombshells (like Bronwyn's separation) leaking beforehand.Dom & Kyla also debated cast dynamics, with Dominic emphasizing the franchise's foundation in genuine relationships despite manufactured "connections." Other highlights included commentary on Meredith/Lisa's "tag-team" behavior, Andy Cohen briefly walking off the set, Mary falling asleep, and the chaotic cross-talk and collaborations between cast members. Fortunately, with Dom’s explanations of the purpose and goals of a Real Housewives reunion, Kyla is now a fan and eager to watch reunions from other seasons. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Dom & Kyla are discussing The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, focusing on new cast member Amanda Frances and how she is being an outlier in the best and oddest ways. From being able to advertise her business and directly shout out her website in the episode, to bragging about her life in a way that feels like being a one-upper. Dom and Kyla share predictions about Amanda's journey, the coolness of Sutton's evolving identity, and the impact of authenticity in reality TV. While Dom and Kyla appreciate manifesting and working on achieving their goals, including visualizing them (Dom practices his Oscar speech, and Kyla wants to be on the cover of Fast Company magazine). However, Dom and Kyla are shocked by the grifting nature of Amanda’s online courses, the challenges new cast members face fitting into the show's fandom, and Boz's classy demeanor during their trip to Sedona. Congratulations to Amy Poehler for winning a Golden Globe award for podcasting, the first recognition of a podcaster by the Golden Globes. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

The season finale of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City did not disappoint, but everyone can admit we were NOT expecting that Greek tragedy play to be so impactful. Lisa Barlow was crying. Angie K. was feeling a way. Mary was activated. Bronwyn’s disloyalty to the cast is more apparent than she knew. And Meredith is shouting into a maze. But seriously, did anything else happen in Episode 16 besides the Greek tragedy play? Oh yeah, Dom & Kyla discuss Bronwyn’s sloppy confrontation with Meredith. If you do not have receipts, do not bring anything up with Meredith. Mary is livid that the cast refuses to confront Meredith in a serious manner about her mood swings and volatile behavior. We are STILL not over the airplane footage. With the RHOSLC cast continuing to surprise us, the season ends with everyone still in Santorini, Greece, on the cast trip, and we want to see footage from that plane ride too. Let’s overanalyze this!This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Ever judged a reality show too harshly? After diving into the world of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and being three episodes into the world of the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Kyla realized there's so much more than just glam! It's about real stories, emotions, and the characters' connections, and how they present their lives to the audience. Dom, who loves the vulnerable moments, the conflict, and the resolution in each series, appreciates the cast members' humanity. This special episode celebrates the start of 2026 and explains how judging others may be fun, but you need to change your perspective and judge yourself if you believe the Real Housewives cast members are shallow. The episode quickly dives into Kyla's earliest memories of television and Dom's wish to be 25 in the year 1995. As always, let's overanalyze all things Real Housewives, media, and entertainment (including Big Kathy and Kim, Kyle and Kathy).This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Britani and Bronwyn switch places. Lisa and Meredith accuse Britani of displaying behavior that they have mastered. Whitney and Mary care deeply about how Meredith is behaving, and Bronwyn has all of the excuses. Dom and Kyla are in the Bronwyn fan club, but their dues are late. Bronwyn has been hanging out with Meredith a lot in Greece, and it might be impacting Bronwyn’s behavior. In this episode, Dom and Kyla discuss Mary Cosby's background and the TLC docu-series titled "The Cult and the Real Housewife." Dom and Kyla also discuss Britani's authenticity and how being herself is really irritating the other RHOSLC cast members, the Mean Girls dynamic that seems to permeate every group trip, and Meredith's ongoing emotional challenges. Bronwyn drops a few bombshells and gossip, which are more damaging than her typical pot stirring. Bravo announced that Episode 16 will be the RHOSLC season finale, and Dom & Kyla are already in tears about it. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Bridal registries, speed dating, and marital separation, oh my! Dom & Kyla are discussing Episodes 2 and 3 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 15 because they share many overlapping themes. In Episode 2, we meet Amanda Frances (Welcome Money Queen!) and watch Kyle experience the complexities of divorce, parenting, dating, and real estate. Sutton and Erika have a vulnerable conversation about reclaiming your maiden name and whether Erika will visit Tom in prison. In Episode 3, love and financial independence are significant factors. Bozoma hosts a speed-dating event, and the RHOBH cast does not disappoint, showing up in black, even though a few ladies surprised Kyla with their shy yet flirtatious manners. The RHOBH cast discusses what they would like in a significant other (Brad or Angelina!), and the episode ends with Boz, Dorit, and Amanda having lunch together. Boz and Amanda have very different approaches to money. We manifested a great season and we are getting it! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Surprise surprise! Lisa is hanging out without Meredith, and Britani is showing a lot of initiative! In Season 6, Episode 14 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, the cast is still in Greece, and Dom & Kyla get to see how a few women feel about Mother’s Day. After begging Heather for her attention, Meredith interrupts their essential conversation to take a call from her son, then receives a (faux) gift from her children. Bronwyn and Britani discuss how many people they have kissed (some in more detail than others), and Mary Cosby is bringing all the hilarity that you would expect. The RHOSLC cast loves fillers, but would you call this a filler episode? Every moment cannot (and should not) be dramatic and full of screaming and yelling. Dom & Kyla enjoyed it, but let us know: was S6 E14 a snooze fest or entertaining to watch?This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Dom & Kyla want to visit Greece, and until they can, they are living vicariously through the RHOSLC cast. In Season 6, Episode 13, the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City cast is traveling to Santorini, Greece, on a trip that Angie is hosting. Not only are women falling all over the place, but they’re begging each other to talk to them and buying gifts to encourage the peace to happen faster. Heather and Whitney buy some Cartier watches to copy Lisa's, and Mary wants to know whether you have a bucket face or a round face. This episode was so hilarious, and as always, Dom & Kyla are overanalyzing it.By the way, Bravo, if there is behind-the-scenes footage on these plane rides, PLEASE share it. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

A few images from the reunion of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6 cast have been leaked and we are obsessed with them. Who looks flawless? Who needed a better tailor? Whose look are you obsessed with?Join Dom & Kyla as they discuss the seating chart and reunion looks for the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Season 6 cast.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Kyle, Dorit, and Sutton, oh my! Kyla is being introduced to the glitz and glamour of Beverly Hills, while Dom is overjoyed to start overanalyzing a new series, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Dom & Kyla discuss the premier episode of the RHOBH, starting with Dom giving Kyla a debrief of the cast members and their interactions. Kyla’s first impression of the cast is surprising: she thought these shows were all about brunches and gossip. The RHOBH cast surprised Kyla with the depth of the friendships, multiple divorces and separations, and the introduction of Rachel Zoe. Dom explains why Garcelle Beauvois is no longer on the show and why it is discussed so thoroughly, which is also unusual for the Housewives cast/producers to allow in the episodes. Join us as we overanalyze Kyle, Bozoma, Dorit, Erika, Sutton, and Rachel in Beverly Hills.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

Let's spill the tea on horse owners, flirtatious husbands, and urine drug tests? Only on the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City will you see the cast members discussing all of these topics, and Bronwyn still hasn’t mentioned whether Todd has admitted to making out and farting with someone. Dom & Kyla discuss Whitney’s vulnerability as she speaks with her husband about their business decisions and how the Wild Rose brand has suffered. Heather is celebrating her daughter’s acceptance to college and her future move to Tampa, Florida. Bronwyn and her mother are preparing Pride fags to share Bronwyn’s allyship and Muzzy’s support of her daughter. RHOSLC Season 6, Episode 12 also encouraged the cast to wear colonial costumes, sit in an ad setting with a gorgeous background, and wear props like wigs and flasks to discuss all the tea everyone has been spilling about each other. While the party served a great purpose, Meredith not only dressed up according to the theme, but she also brought urine drug tests, which made fun of the cast members' serious concerns about Meredith’s substance abuse.This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

A lot of stuff went down on the yacht, but this flight back to Salt Lake City continues to stir up so much drama that even Kendrick Lamar was mentioned (and is in Lisa Barlowe's playlist?). Dom & Kyla discuss how Brownyn jumped into the mess and shared a private conversation that she had with Whitney about the flight. All we can say is that Bronwyn is happy Whitney isn't petty, because Whitney could have retaliated and shared all of Bronwyn's confessions about Todd. Who chooses Meredith over Whitney? No, thank you.  Meredith and Lisa met for mani/pedis, and what could have been a great display of camaraderie turned into a complaint session. Kyla would have loved for Meredith and Lisa to discuss their marriages, not the other cast members'. As of November 2025, Kandi Burress and Todd Tucker are separating and dissolving their marriage, which is briefly mentioned because Dom & Kyla wonder whether Meredith or Lisa is being mean to the RHOSLC cast members because of their marital issues. Britani attended therapy with her daughter, Olivia. Dom & Kyla discuss how Britani's vulnerability is so endearing, and Dom predicts that Britani Bateman will become a full RHOSLC cast member and receive a snowflake next season because we are seeing a lot of Britani's backstory. Should Britani replace Meredith?This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives: skiptheboringstuff.com.

At Bravocon 2025, Andy Cohen called Episode 10 of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City his favorite episode of Season 6 and Dom and Kyla agree. We enjoyed this episode so much, we had to split it into two podcast episodes! Dom and Kyla discuss Mary Cosby returning to her remodeled church with her son, which was much better than her last visit, when construction nails stuck out of the church pews. Then Jerad and Britani take a walk in the park, and Kyla gets whiplash watching them play tug-of-war with each other's emotions. Jerard is dismissive, and Britani is seeking validation: a match made in chaos. Later, Mary preaches at church, and we learn that a special guest was absent. Both episodes stand on their own, so make sure you listen to Part 1 of the RHOSLC S6, E10 recap because this episode was phenomenal. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

We love you, Britani Bateman (in a perfectly normal, non-Stan way). Dom & Kyla review the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Season 6, Episode 10, which is all about communication, spirituality, and relationships. But first, Britani! Dom and Kyla aren’t sure when this happened, but Britani has stolen their hearts! It’s not because Britani was bullied on the flight. It’s not because Britani was a good sport at the High Bed Count party. Britani is so entertaining and joyous (most of the time). Bronwyn explains why she took her wedding band off and asked her husband not to stay in the house. Lisa has pastries with her husband, and we see how tense their interactions can be. Because we couldn’t stop talking, this is Part 1 of this episode review. Part 2 will be released on December 2, 2025. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Welcome to Mayfair. Dom is watching Bridgerton for the first time and sharing his opinions about the costumes, complicated families, and the old-fashioned, patriarchal class systems. Kyla is completely geeking out about the show, having seen the author in a live book reading, read all eight books, and watched all three seasons. Listen as a novice (Dom) and fan (Kyla) watch and discuss Bridgerton.Note: Spoilers are shared in this recap of Bridgerton Season One, Episode One. Season Four of Bridgerton begins in January 2026. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

What would you do if you saw someone being harassed on a flight? There’s a REALLY fine line between sticking up for someone and being nosey. The majority of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City cast believe something wild happened on the flight from the Grenadines back to Salt Lake City, and there is no cell phone footage… yet! Bronwyn and Meredith get rid of an irritating gift, but the unicorn has nine lives. Heather and Britani have lunch to discuss Britani’s harassment, then Heather and Lisa have lunch to discuss whether the harassment was exaggerated. All while Todd is looking at women on his cell phone, and Bronwyn wants to be included in decisions about Todd’s sex life (and whether to remain monogamous).A few predictions for the remainder of Season 6 of RHOSLC: Will Britani Batemen be promoted to a full Housewife?Will Meredith Marks or Lisa Barlowe leave the SLC series?Will the unearthed behind-the-scenes airplane fight footage come from a cast member or a regular passenger?Will Brnwyn and Todd have an open relationship? Kyla hopes the RHOSLC cast was asleep, which is why no one stood up for Britani. Dom hopes the show producers reach out to all the passengers and find a recording of the airplane fight. Was Meredith as wild and loud? This episode also includes a review of Dom & Kyla’s past experiences with cheating in romantic relationships and how real life never aligns with expectations. This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City women are still on the yacht vacation, and all the dirt and faux (real) secrets are shared. We don’t know which is worse: making out with someone who isn’t your spouse or farting while making out with someone (hiya Todd!). Bronwyn and Lisa reaffirm that children are off-limits and not to be discussed. Meredith’s marriage is discussed because Britani may have been too drunk at the Zombie Dinner, and Lisa Barlowe wants Meredith to be a better friend to her. Meredith is great at advocating for herself. Dom and Kyla are doubtful that Meredith will step up in a way that pleases Lisa. What do you think?Let's overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

In a surprisingly vulnerable Real Housewives of Salt Lake City episode, we see how all of the relationships of the RHOSLC women are adjusting and stretching. Britani grabs coffee with her daughter, Olivia, and we get to see how Britani’s emotional absence has impacted her children. Lisa shows her vulnerability to her husband, John, and expresses that she wants to be treated like glass (we’ve all been there!). Angie and Mary express how much their friendship means to each other and forgive one another for the harsh words they exchanged during the garden party. Bronwyn and her husband continue to hold strong opinions about Todd’s lack of support for Bronwyn's interest in being involved and collaborative in the RHOSLC world. What happens when your spouse loves you and doesn’t like you?This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Dom & Kyla discuss all the media news for the Week of November 9, 2025, including Kim Kardashian and the California bar exam, Bravocon starts and Kandi Burress receiving the Wife-time Achievement Award, Skims store opening, Kris Jenner’s 70th Birthday Party, Grammy Award nominations (Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, and Bad Bunny!), and Katy Perry’s new single, Bandaids. Let's overanalyze this!This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Dom pitched the idea of starting a podcast to Kyla in 2023. They would book conference rooms and chat for hours, and Dom knew others would enjoy their interactions and learn from them. Life was life-ing and the two couldn't find time to record... until they found time. Now, 17 episodes into the Overanalyzed podcast, Dom and Kyla reflect on the foundation of the podcast, the joy of recording together, and their commitment to overanalyzing everything without being critical or judgmental (kind of). Thanks for your attention! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Travel to Grenadines (near Canouan Island) and enjoy Dom’s first experience with Below Deck Down Under. Dom and Kyla discuss the crossover episode of Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and Below Deck Mediterranean. Listen as they discuss Bronwyn going shopping with Britani, Lisa Barlow’s relevance on the show, Angie’s sea sickness, and yelling over dinner. To celebrate the relaxed and recreational outfits and swimwear worn by the cast in Season 6, Episode 7 of RHOSLC, Dom & Kyla guess the ages of each cast member. You will be surprised!This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives

Dom & Kyla discuss all the media (and political) news for the week of November 2, 2025, including Jonathan Bailey being named as People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive 2025, Jennifer Lawrence producing a Miss Piggy movie, the Democratic Party Blue Tsunami, Nia Sioux's memoir Bottom of the Pyramid, and how to teach your kids about voting. Let's overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip the Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives. 

We have watched every Sex and the City episode; that is not up for debate. Hell we can quote most episodes to prove it (and be annoying). However, there are episodes that we wouldn’t choose to watch for hours every day. And hilariously, after debating our least favorite episodes, Dom & Kyla found aspects of the episodes that they enjoy. A few times, we even consider re-watching and episode to see if our perspectives have changed. Do you agree with Dom's choices? Think Kyla is missing the point? Let’s overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Dom & Kyla discuss all the media news for the Week of October 26, 2025, including a chat about time management and baking championship contestants, Megan Thee Stallion’s new single Lover Girl, and the movie Monster featuring Charlize Theron and the woman/life the movie was based on. They also discuss their anticipation of Michelle Obama’s appearance on Good Morning America, her new book, and Demi Lovato's new album.Let's overanalyze this!This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Let’s attend a garden party to discuss broken relationships, gold diggers, discover that Britani has a job, and confront our allies. Dom and Kyla discuss the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Season 6, Episode 5, which includes intuitive readings, debates about salmon tartare vs smoked salmon, and overanalyzing religion, spirituality, tarot cards, and Bible thumping. This episode was surprisingly vulnerable and classically Real Housewives. Let’s overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Welcome to the parents of Salt Lake City! Dom and Kyla are discussing the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, Season 6, Episodes 3 and 4, the first two-part episodes of the season, and two super dramatic episodes. We are introduced to Bronwyn’s mother, Electra, who doesn’t have an opinion about Greece, and Lisa's dusty hair product. Also, Lisa throws a chaotic party, which adds tears and drama to a complicated issue, while Britani admits that she chose men over her children. Let’s overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Were you a Carrie in college? What about now, more like a Charlotte? Dom and Kyla discuss which Sex and the City character they really identify with and which one they would like to be from the Sex and the City movies and the spin-off show, And Just Like That. It’s time to find out who is in love with being in love and who would propose to their man. Hint: Charlotte would never!Let’s overanalyze this! This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.

Dom & Kyla discuss all the media news for the Week of October 12, 2025, including Diane Keaton’s filmography, the impact of D’Angelo’s music, how technology challenges (and frustrates) millennials and Boomers, the documentary 'aka Mr. Chow,' and the golden age of music videos. Let's overanalyze this!This episode is produced by Skip The Boring Stuff, a podcast strategy company for business owners and creatives.