Best Podcast Episodes About Dakota Johnson
Everything podcasters are saying about Dakota Johnson — curated from top podcasts
Updated: Mar 31, 2026 – 12 episodes
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Top Podcast Clips About Dakota Johnson
“… of this. And then maybe we can dive into with the people saying that they're seeing patterns of reactive abuse and this relationship between Dakota and Taylor. what I am hearing is that there is a sentiment that like this is this relationship obviously between Dakota and Taylor has been going on for a while now now we know that I mean that the show has been centered around that but I think what we're not what we're realizing now that I don't think as the average fans knew and even people who knew like I knew Dakota and Taylor I was not under the impression that it was as dark as it seems …”
“I feel like I have a general understanding of what they might mean, but I would love to hear your perspective and your clinical definition of this. And then maybe we can dive into with the people saying that they're seeing patterns of reactive abuse and this relationship between Dakota and Taylor. what I am hearing is that there is a sentiment that like this is this relationship obviously between Dakota and Taylor has been going on for a while now now we know that I mean that the show has been centered around that but I think what we're not what we're realizing now that I don't think as the average fans knew and even people who knew like I knew Dakota and Taylor I was not under the impression that it was as dark as it seems to be and there is a sentiment with everyone someone I've talked to connected to this circle, that they've been in each other's company. And there is a feeling that this video that Dakota recorded, this is a theme, I guess. And I think there are people speculating there may be more content out there. I don know what on it who knows We get into the …”
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In the latest episode of 'The Viall Files: Reality Recap,' the hosts delve into the complex dynamics of Dakota and Taylor's relationship, highlighting patterns of reactive abuse. They define key concepts like DARVO—deny, attack, reverse victim and offender—and analyze how these patterns manifest in their interactions, suggesting that Dakota's behavior may be more manipulative than it appears.
“… I'm playing along or just these real, these real scenarios. And so my mom, I mean, we're kind of jumping around, but this was kind of, yeah, I guess Dakota was like five. So I was around, but she put her in this play camp in Georgia and the people at the play camp, they were putting on this, I think it was called Blue Fish, like this play. And she got a big part in that play and just lit up, like found, they could just see something in her from the other kids that was different. And they talked to my mom and were like, you know, maybe she could do some commercials or get an agent here or, you …”
“… we wouldn't perform. this for people, but we would do it for ourselves. Right. Like push, push. And it'd just be like a beanbag. Oh yes. Yes. And it's like, oh God, we're, we're losing her. We're losing her. You know, she's like pounding on me and I'm playing along or just these real, these real scenarios. And so my mom, I mean, we're kind of jumping around, but this was kind of, yeah, I guess Dakota was like five. So I was around, but she put her in this play camp in Georgia and the people at the play camp, they were putting on this, I think it was called Blue Fish, like this play. And she got a big part in that play and just lit up, like found, they could just see something in her from the other kids that was different. And they talked to my mom and were like, you know, maybe she could do some commercials or get an agent here or, you know, maybe get a TV show or just, it wasn't, but it wasn't like go to the movies. It was just like, try this out type of Yeah, yeah. And I mean, mom had a genuine conversation with Dakota at that age, like, is this something you'd want to do? And she's like, at any point, if this is not fun for you, we're going to go home. We won't do it. We won't do …”
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In this hilarious segment, the host reminisces about their childhood as a 'real-life baby' emerging from a beanbag during playtime with their sister. The absurdity of re-enacting childbirth with a beanbag and the journey to Hollywood stardom adds a comedic twist, making it relatable and entertaining for anyone who has played make-believe as a kid.
“… needed to. But I have to say, I saw Taylor during that journey and she was a different person. I genuinely feel like she needed to get away from Dakota. She stepped into like a really confident, amazing era. I saw her twice and I was like, your aura is different. Your energy is different. And it was like the old Taylor again. So I like I'm so sad because I really wanted people to see that side of Taylor. And maybe one day they will. Who knows? But I just felt like it was such a good experience for her. And I'm really sad because it was very wholesome and dramatic, but amazing. So did you have …”
“… This is the first time in the history of The Bachelorette that the show was pulled right before the premiere. What was your reaction when you found out? I wasn't super surprised because I felt like there was a lot of discourse online that they probably needed to. But I have to say, I saw Taylor during that journey and she was a different person. I genuinely feel like she needed to get away from Dakota. She stepped into like a really confident, amazing era. I saw her twice and I was like, your aura is different. Your energy is different. And it was like the old Taylor again. So I like I'm so sad because I really wanted people to see that side of Taylor. And maybe one day they will. Who knows? But I just felt like it was such a good experience for her. And I'm really sad because it was very wholesome and dramatic, but amazing. So did you have a heads up or did you find out when the news broke? No, I found out when the news broke. Yeah, I was literally I was dancing with Sasha from Dancing with the Stars, we were doing a little dance lesson. My friend was with us and she goes, pause, breaking news. And I was like, what? So yeah. And when that happens, you just immediately go to the group …”
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In a wild twist, Jessi reveals how she found out about the shocking news regarding Taylor while dancing in a lesson, leading to a chaotic group chat frenzy. With speculation swirling around Dakota possibly leaking scandalous details to TMZ, the segment delivers a blend of humor and drama that keeps listeners hooked.
“Dakota's only only on the show because people kept inviting him to go. And you have to remember this happened at the beginning of season one. so that i mean that's happened since then yeah a lot has happened since then but i mean yes you know macy from the beginning has said how toxic the relationship is and you know she was in a toxic relationship herself and she's talked about it before it's in her book but she she has been dead set the entire time …”
“Dakota's only only on the show because people kept inviting him to go. And you have to remember this happened at the beginning of season one. so that i mean that's happened since then yeah a lot has happened since then but i mean yes you know macy from the beginning has said how toxic the relationship is and you know she was in a toxic relationship herself and she's talked about it before it's in her book but she she has been dead set the entire time on like this is not okay he is talking listens No one listens. No one listens. The right people don't listen and the little people get hurt. Yeah. This is my problem here. I know. But what do you think is going to happen now? Do you think they going to is she going to be off Mormon wives I think she going to be off Mormon wives And I think that we …”
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Taylor Frankie Paul's tumultuous custody issues and her involvement in the reality show 'Mormon Wives' have raised serious concerns about the impact on her children. This segment dives into the toxic relationships and the emotional toll on kids, highlighting the public's reaction and the show's responsibility in portraying such sensitive issues. The conversation emphasizes the need for accountability in reality TV and its effects on familial dynamics.
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In a recent episode of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives', Taylor Frankie Paul stirs up drama by inviting Harry Jowsey over while her boyfriend Dakota is present, leading to unexpected tension. The situation escalates when Dakota and Taylor's relationship is laid bare, showcasing their chaotic dynamic as they end up in bed together, much to the shock of their friends. This episode raises questions about the nature of their relationship and the impact of their actions on their social circles.
“… my children. I'm a good mother. And I was reading between that as, as I believe you, I think that this was, it was domestic violence between you and Dakota this most recent time. And I'm also basing that off of in 2023, what she was convicted of was violence towards Dakota, not the kids. So in my mind, I guess I had, you know, glazed over it because I mean, because domestic violence is still an issue. So I'm still problematic. But when I was rooting for her in the mess, it was truly like, OK, she's still going to have a temper. She's still going to put people in her place. She's going to do things …”
“… There's a conviction, not just a charge. A conviction, sorry. One conviction. But I always focus on the child part. And the reason I do that, too, is because as she was doing this press, this very quick press run, she kept saying, I would never harm my children. I'm a good mother. And I was reading between that as, as I believe you, I think that this was, it was domestic violence between you and Dakota this most recent time. And I'm also basing that off of in 2023, what she was convicted of was violence towards Dakota, not the kids. So in my mind, I guess I had, you know, glazed over it because I mean, because domestic violence is still an issue. So I'm still problematic. But when I was rooting for her in the mess, it was truly like, OK, she's still going to have a temper. She's still going to put people in her place. She's going to do things the way that she wants to. She's probably going to probably going to be really rebellious, but she's going to she's not going to be violent. violent yeah that's what i assumed because i also did we not all to give you guys i know you you're saying we wanted this but there's no way you thought if she was still being violent towards anybody that …”
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The discussion centers around Taylor Frankie Paul's mental health following the cancellation of her Bachelorette season amidst serious personal issues. The hosts express their worries about her well-being, especially after a recent conviction for domestic violence and the emotional toll of her situation. They emphasize the importance of a supportive environment for her during this challenging time.
“… the details of those. And then it kind of all lumps together. So those things all happened on the same day. What do you think, what do you make of Dakota filing for that protective order when he did after the video is released compared to like why like when it happened like three years ago three years ago or even yeah but or any time before or in february also were in an in and on and off relationship like we can't remember that they were also like together for some of them yeah well it's just like but just when you think about the timeline of these events again we were first made aware that …”
“… because of the new protective order filing that was filed the same day that the video came out. The protective order filing that came out the same day that the video came out had the sealed documents that TMZ has about the February 2026 incident and the details of those. And then it kind of all lumps together. So those things all happened on the same day. What do you think, what do you make of Dakota filing for that protective order when he did after the video is released compared to like why like when it happened like three years ago three years ago or even yeah but or any time before or in february also were in an in and on and off relationship like we can't remember that they were also like together for some of them yeah well it's just like but just when you think about the timeline of these events again we were first made aware that something happened in february between these two a lot of we don't we we know less than what we know then the women come forward say this isn't okay we need to put this on pause they the executives are essentially forced to honor that request and then all of a sudden the beginning of last week then this more and more information comes out from very …”
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The recent controversies surrounding The Bachelorette highlight serious issues of domestic abuse and protective orders. Following a volatile incident between cast members Dakota and Taylor, questions arise about the legitimacy of claims and the timing of protective measures, especially in the context of reality TV filming. As details unfold, the implications for the show's future and the individuals involved become increasingly complex.
“… really little and over time Oh okay And they have these screws that they tighten and they keep growing in space Bro the materialists Is that the one Dakota Johnson? You've seen it too, right? Pedro Pascal is like 5'2", and then all of a sudden she finds out, oh, he got the tall guy surgery, and he's like 6'1". So he Benjamin Buttoned. He reversed Benjamin Buttoned. Okay. How long is that process? I don't know. It's long. It's tough to do. And imagine you're not walking comfortably, so there's a lot of rehab required for that. It sounds like years. And it sounds expensive. Like it's like kind of classified …”
“… the – They break it, but they do like – They create a little space in order for the bone to heal, and they progressively do that over and over again. I saw this in a movie recently. Your bones will just heal towards each other Yeah The space is really little and over time Oh okay And they have these screws that they tighten and they keep growing in space Bro the materialists Is that the one Dakota Johnson? You've seen it too, right? Pedro Pascal is like 5'2", and then all of a sudden she finds out, oh, he got the tall guy surgery, and he's like 6'1". So he Benjamin Buttoned. He reversed Benjamin Buttoned. Okay. How long is that process? I don't know. It's long. It's tough to do. And imagine you're not walking comfortably, so there's a lot of rehab required for that. It sounds like years. And it sounds expensive. Like it's like kind of classified as cosmetic as us medical professionals would understand. Well, it is in some cases, but there are cases medically where someone has, let's say, bowed legs and they need to straighten them. So in those situations, you're using the procedure for function purposes. We all knew that person in high school that walked like they rode a horse. I know. …”
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This segment dives into the absurdity of leg-lengthening surgery, sparked by the hosts' banter about short doctors and their 'God complex.' The funniest moment comes when they joke about Pedro Pascal's character 'Benjamin Buttoning' his way to height, making the whole discussion both hilarious and relatable.
“… she says she is in the friend zone for now. For now, she said, for now. But then why'd they go on that date? Actually, I'm sorry. She said her and Dakota were in the friend zone. so I feel like she's open to get back together with him by the way Dakota's cute I think he's very cute you love Dakota you love yourself from Dakota it's just those blue eyes I just think he's really cute and she keeps pushing him away so he has to keep sleeping with people you know it's one of those things you're going to kick your guy to the curb he's going to find some other Well, I mean, even the fact that we know …”
“I do not think they would be good for each other. Well, Taylor doesn't think so either because she says she is in the friend zone for now. For now, she said, for now. But then why'd they go on that date? Actually, I'm sorry. She said her and Dakota were in the friend zone. so I feel like she's open to get back together with him by the way Dakota's cute I think he's very cute you love Dakota you love yourself from Dakota it's just those blue eyes I just think he's really cute and she keeps pushing him away so he has to keep sleeping with people you know it's one of those things you're going to kick your guy to the curb he's going to find some other Well, I mean, even the fact that we know that they slept together the night before she left for The Bachelorette, it's too much. Wait, did I miss that? Yes. They slept together before she went to film The Bachelorette. This just makes it all seem even more fake that she's trying to find love. I know. She cheated on all those men. She did. She pre-cheated. She pre-cheated. I don't like …”
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In a recent episode of the podcast, the hosts discuss the complicated relationship between Taylor Frankie Paul and Dakota, highlighting Taylor's admission of being in the 'friend zone' while also reflecting on their past intimacy before she went on The Bachelorette. This revelation raises questions about her authenticity in seeking love on the show, especially given her history of 'pre-cheating.' The conversation then shifts to childbirth experiences, emphasizing the challenges of natural births versus epidurals.
“well, just clocking that. Yeah. So then also it seems based off, well, Jesse a hundred percent believes Dakota sold the video to TMZ, even though he said that he did it, which would they say that if he didn't? It's weird for them to come out and say, we did not receive this from Dakota. If, if they didn't receive it from Dakota, but as I think you said on our last podcast or maybe two podcasts ago, if you didn't get it from Dakota, maybe you got it from this roommate who's suddenly very active. Like, you know, there's people close to Dakota that maybe …”
“well, just clocking that. Yeah. So then also it seems based off, well, Jesse a hundred percent believes Dakota sold the video to TMZ, even though he said that he did it, which would they say that if he didn't? It's weird for them to come out and say, we did not receive this from Dakota. If, if they didn't receive it from Dakota, but as I think you said on our last podcast or maybe two podcasts ago, if you didn't get it from Dakota, maybe you got it from this roommate who's suddenly very active. Like, you know, there's people close to Dakota that maybe could, could hand it over. Or, um, I mean, I wouldn't be surprised if, well, it seems as though all the, not all of dad talk, certain members of dad talk have become pretty close. Yeah. Um, I don't understand how Jesse lasted this long with Jordan. Yeah. I think that these people don't want to get divorced. I think they feel like great shame. She …”
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Jesse Draper's tumultuous relationship dynamics reveal alarming control issues, including demands for strict workout routines and financial manipulation. This discussion sheds light on the broader cultural commentary regarding beauty standards in Utah, where such expectations often lead to shame and anxiety in relationships. The segment critiques the obsession with physical appearance and the pressures placed on women, highlighting the need for healthier relationship dynamics.
“… what is a single girl in New York supposed to do? Don't even know how to talk to people anymore. Much less flirt. Help. Watch How to Be Single with Dakota Johnson. How to Be Single? That's literally the premise of How to Be Single with Dakota Johnson. When did that come out? 2015? I'll check it out. I totally just like made up a date. That sounded right. But do you know the clip where she's like, home. I'm going home. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's from that. Got it, got it. Hey, Jake, an amazing guest. You. My screen time is out of control. I delete apps like Instagram and TikTok to stay off of them. And …”
“… now and I've realized I don't know how to be single. I have the perfect prescription for this. Like, at all. My last few years of high school and the entirety of college was spent all with the same guy. I don't want to talk about the breakup, but what is a single girl in New York supposed to do? Don't even know how to talk to people anymore. Much less flirt. Help. Watch How to Be Single with Dakota Johnson. How to Be Single? That's literally the premise of How to Be Single with Dakota Johnson. When did that come out? 2015? I'll check it out. I totally just like made up a date. That sounded right. But do you know the clip where she's like, home. I'm going home. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. That's from that. Got it, got it. Hey, Jake, an amazing guest. You. My screen time is out of control. I delete apps like Instagram and TikTok to stay off of them. And at the end of the day, I've redownloaded them. It's so bad. I'm just staying up late into the night scrolling. I know you love your phone, but what do you do to not let it consume your entire life? I've tried the thing where it limits your screen time. It doesn't work. You just immediately X out of that. I'll do it tomorrow. The advice that I've …”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts dive into the struggles of being single after a long relationship, with a side of screen time addiction. The banter about dating advice and the awkwardness of a bad manager makes for relatable and laugh-out-loud moments, especially when they discuss the necessity of 'baby stilts' for short girls.
“I think she's trying to say, though, well, my vote is let's get in none of those categories. Yes. And just be regular. Dakota Johnson has a new Calvin Klein ad campaign. I saw it. I've seen it. Calvin Klein's all up in the JFK show. Oh, really? That's my dirty guilty pleasure. That show is awful. It's awful, but it's actually kind of great. And I feel like it just reminded me how much better the 90s were, Shannon, than everything else. Yeah. Except for the cigarettes. The cigarettes, I'm anti-cigarette. But besides the cigarettes, the 90s were just better. Pop culture was …”
“I think she's trying to say, though, well, my vote is let's get in none of those categories. Yes. And just be regular. Dakota Johnson has a new Calvin Klein ad campaign. I saw it. I've seen it. Calvin Klein's all up in the JFK show. Oh, really? That's my dirty guilty pleasure. That show is awful. It's awful, but it's actually kind of great. And I feel like it just reminded me how much better the 90s were, Shannon, than everything else. Yeah. Except for the cigarettes. The cigarettes, I'm anti-cigarette. But besides the cigarettes, the 90s were just better. Pop culture was better. Pop culture is better. Music is better. You name it all across the board. Pre-9-11. But did everybody say that, though, back in my day? I don't know if they realized it or not, but I think we're going to look back in hindsight and say that pre-computers, we didn't have to worry about being available 24 hours a day. But we're the old men now …”
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The 90s were a golden era for pop culture, and nostalgia for that time is palpable even among younger generations. From face-to-face interactions to less digital distraction, the simplicity of life before smartphones is something many miss. As we look back, it's clear that the pre-computer age offered a different kind of freedom that today's society may yearn for.
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