Best Podcast Episodes About Taylor Frankie Paul
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Updated: Apr 02, 2026 – 51 episodes
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“… been to anyone who we've hurt for anyone who's been affected. And what did they call it? A situational. It just. It wasn't great. so now I'm like Frankie Funicelli I'm getting ready for watch what happens live and I'm of course hungry because when I'm like my cortisol is high I have a ravenous appetite and Frankie Funicelli goes Dolores as I trying to put my dress on for watch what happens like do you believe we just came out And she reads the statement to me And I like lean against the wall And I like holy shit And right away, I think of Sierra. But there's also people involved like Kyle as …”
“… to make a joint statement? I think I don't know. I'm not a PR person. I'm not a crisis situation person, but I can tell you that I don't think it was worded well. There should have been. I'm sorry. There should have been. I'm sorry. There should have been to anyone who we've hurt for anyone who's been affected. And what did they call it? A situational. It just. It wasn't great. so now I'm like Frankie Funicelli I'm getting ready for watch what happens live and I'm of course hungry because when I'm like my cortisol is high I have a ravenous appetite and Frankie Funicelli goes Dolores as I trying to put my dress on for watch what happens like do you believe we just came out And she reads the statement to me And I like lean against the wall And I like holy shit And right away, I think of Sierra. But there's also people involved like Kyle as well. Yeah. Friends that were in the house. You know, a lot of people involved. So we go and we're like, go to Serafina's. And we're like trying to eat. And right on the other side of the wall is a picture of Sierra laying on the ground, basically. not laying but sitting up against yeah yeah on the floor and I go that looks familiar so Frankie touches …”
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Sierra's relationship turmoil takes center stage in the latest episode of The Valley. Amid rumors involving her best friend Amanda and West, insider Dolores shares firsthand accounts of the unfolding drama, including a joint statement that missed the mark. With emotional stakes high, this segment captures Sierra's struggles and the surrounding chaos.
“So back in February of 2023, this was the initial incident. So Taylor Frankie Paul was arrested in Utah after a violent altercation with her boyfriend and baby daddy, Dakota Mortensen. And I don't know. Do you watch the. I do not. How the Mormon housewives, the secret lives of Mormon wives. OK, I did watch season one and they did showcase this domestic violence issue. They did. They showed some of the police body cam footage. They talked about it. but I feel like it was downplayed a lot. Oh my God. So they knew about it and …”
“So back in February of 2023, this was the initial incident. So Taylor Frankie Paul was arrested in Utah after a violent altercation with her boyfriend and baby daddy, Dakota Mortensen. And I don't know. Do you watch the. I do not. How the Mormon housewives, the secret lives of Mormon wives. OK, I did watch season one and they did showcase this domestic violence issue. They did. They showed some of the police body cam footage. They talked about it. but I feel like it was downplayed a lot. Oh my God. So they knew about it and had some of it and they just continued with her anyway. So then according to court documents and this surface video that has just magically appeared. Did you see it? I did see it. It's so funny. So she threw metal chairs and a wooden play set at him and one object reportedly hit her young daughter who was present at the time. I believe she was …”
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The cancellation of 'The Bachelorette' due to the scandal is a significant financial blow to ABC, highlighting the network's vulnerability to reality TV controversies.
“… Also in almost every contract, there would be some sort of like hourly clause. Yeah. Right, so. Um, the most damning thing that's come out about Taylor in the last couple of days is that apparently she didn't remember. She claims throwing the chairs. That like I guess they in her police statement I would say what that is either one or two things One she saying that as like an out like to say like i don remember so she doesn have to be on the record with any kind of memory uh you know like her own recounting of it or she was so drunk she doesn't remember both bad outcomes so she was so drunk …”
“… what they're asking for, but like easily she could have like a million dollar deal. Wow. And if you have a few of those and you live in Utah, you're really rich. No, now she has zero, so. Right, well, and that's why she's probably still in the comments. Also in almost every contract, there would be some sort of like hourly clause. Yeah. Right, so. Um, the most damning thing that's come out about Taylor in the last couple of days is that apparently she didn't remember. She claims throwing the chairs. That like I guess they in her police statement I would say what that is either one or two things One she saying that as like an out like to say like i don remember so she doesn have to be on the record with any kind of memory uh you know like her own recounting of it or she was so drunk she doesn't remember both bad outcomes so she was so drunk but i okay i have been very drunk in my life if someone told me something I did that I didn't remember when they would tell me, I'd be like, oh yeah, I kind of remember that. Do you know what I mean? I had one true block out of my life. That's it. And I did a lot of drinking as well. People told you stuff and you didn't remember any of it. Um, …”
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Taylor Frankie Paul, a notable figure from reality TV, is facing scrutiny after claiming she doesn't remember throwing chairs during a recent incident. This shocking revelation raises questions about her state of mind and the implications of her actions, especially considering her influence on social media with over 6 million followers on TikTok. The discussion explores the potential consequences of her behavior and the broader impact on her career.
“… did you feel did you audition for for it or was it a yeah so I made a tape yeah at the at the cottage at the cottage and I had auditioned for a Taylor auditioned for some Taylor Sheridan stuff before and I I've always appreciated Taylor's work but I've always been like, I'm not the right guy for Taylor Sheen. These are men, men in these shows. But you had to tend to be a cowboy before? I don't even know what if it was a cowboy. I think it was in 1923. Even if it's period or cowboy, I was just like, I'm not the right fit for his world. And so I made the tape very, not casually, we took it …”
“good indication that so you're like I'm gonna did you feel did you audition for for it or was it a yeah so I made a tape yeah at the at the cottage at the cottage and I had auditioned for a Taylor auditioned for some Taylor Sheridan stuff before and I I've always appreciated Taylor's work but I've always been like, I'm not the right guy for Taylor Sheen. These are men, men in these shows. But you had to tend to be a cowboy before? I don't even know what if it was a cowboy. I think it was in 1923. Even if it's period or cowboy, I was just like, I'm not the right fit for his world. And so I made the tape very, not casually, we took it seriously, but with no expectation. We'll send it off. Okay, we're done. And then got a quick message back a couple of days later that was like, oh, no, no, no. this is he's really into it and he wants to see you in Wyoming for he does his testing process there where he comes and brings people in to Wyoming but I was at the cottage and my father who's …”
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Patrick J. Adams shares his unexpected journey of auditioning for a role in a Taylor Sheridan project. Initially doubting his fit for Sheridan's typically masculine characters, he found empowerment in prioritizing family over the audition process, ultimately leading to a successful casting. This experience highlights the balance between personal responsibilities and professional aspirations in the acting world.
“… very poetic about that. Yeah. Yeah. Very much so. Yeah. Oh, this was a, this was really good because he loved the episode you did with Michael, with Paul Stamets because we had listened to Michael Pollan's book, How to Change Your Mind on Audio. But that's another big change with Joe is how much he loves audio books and he loves learning. He just wants to keep learning and learning. So he, he thinks psilocybin is amazing. He said he needs something to help his trauma response because it's both emotionally and physically charged. He says, I feel memories vividly. It's hard to know what is …”
“… not being able to communicate for so long? And he spelled in my mind, that was the hand I had been dealt. Doesn't do me any good to wallow over things that can't be changed. At least my loved ones understood what they could of me. There's something very poetic about that. Yeah. Yeah. Very much so. Yeah. Oh, this was a, this was really good because he loved the episode you did with Michael, with Paul Stamets because we had listened to Michael Pollan's book, How to Change Your Mind on Audio. But that's another big change with Joe is how much he loves audio books and he loves learning. He just wants to keep learning and learning. So he, he thinks psilocybin is amazing. He said he needs something to help his trauma response because it's both emotionally and physically charged. He says, I feel memories vividly. It's hard to know what is reality. And has he tried like microdosing or suicide? No, no, we haven't. But Joe has felt he's interested. That's fascinating. I was told I could literally go to jail if I give Joey psilocybin right now.”
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Joe, who began spelling in adulthood, shares a profound perspective on communication and trauma. He expresses that dwelling on the past is unproductive, emphasizing the importance of understanding and connection with loved ones. His journey reflects a poetic resilience, paralleling themes from Michael Pollan's audio work, 'How to Change Your Mind.'
“… people going, hey, stomping and clapping? Well, Jamiroquai. These are all the people that used to go, hey. I know what you're saying. This is like Paul Simon's Graceland album. You're like, guys, come on. What is this supposed to be? Black people have been stomping and clapping for years. Is this the joy camp still? Yeah, it's like another. So bad. I kill me. I can't. I don't want it. Okay, I want to leave you on something. This is like rhythm training. I know. It's terrible. I'm going to leave you with something really positive. I want you to take care of yourself from now on. Okay, here we …”
“… they kick you out the band i think these are just people that were into like theater in high school like you know those dorks back then and now they're like no i go to These dance circles. You know that era of music during the 2000s where it was white people going, hey, stomping and clapping? Well, Jamiroquai. These are all the people that used to go, hey. I know what you're saying. This is like Paul Simon's Graceland album. You're like, guys, come on. What is this supposed to be? Black people have been stomping and clapping for years. Is this the joy camp still? Yeah, it's like another. So bad. I kill me. I can't. I don't want it. Okay, I want to leave you on something. This is like rhythm training. I know. It's terrible. I'm going to leave you with something really positive. I want you to take care of yourself from now on. Okay, here we go. Okay. I want you to start doing this. Doubles smorting up urine through the nose. Unblocking pineal gland, psychic vision, and so on and so forth. this whole area here oh sir oh my god yeah like two times like two times or three times three times Oh shit. Oh shit. And the quick double, triple one afterwards.”
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In this hilarious segment, the hosts explore the psychological impact of childhood nicknames, like 'fart nigga,' and how they shape adult behavior. The absurdity of the situation, combined with a comedic take on cultural observations, leads to a laugh-out-loud moment when they reflect on the ridiculousness of white people trying to capture rhythm.
“… her. Okay. Jesse Buckley. I don't know who that is either. Chuck Norris. Okay. Do you know who Chuck Norris is? I do know who Chuck Norris is. Paul Thomas Anderson. I think a lot of this is fresh off the Oscars, though. That's the problem with this. Nicholas Brendan. Don't know who he is. Don't know who that is. Michael B. Jordan. I do know that. Leonardo DiCaprio. All right. Emily Rudd. How is it that the list of the 100 most popular actors, I don't know half of them in the top 10. You don't know the Bo Garrett. I don't know the Bo Garrett. Garrett, who's a chick. Timothy Chalamet. All …”
“… money Well there a power rankings in Most popular celebrities Most popular celebrities As determined by IMDb users 100 names. Amy Madigan. Okay. How? Who is that? I think she just won the Oscar. But I don't know who she is either. I wouldn't recognize her. Okay. Jesse Buckley. I don't know who that is either. Chuck Norris. Okay. Do you know who Chuck Norris is? I do know who Chuck Norris is. Paul Thomas Anderson. I think a lot of this is fresh off the Oscars, though. That's the problem with this. Nicholas Brendan. Don't know who he is. Don't know who that is. Michael B. Jordan. I do know that. Leonardo DiCaprio. All right. Emily Rudd. How is it that the list of the 100 most popular actors, I don't know half of them in the top 10. You don't know the Bo Garrett. I don't know the Bo Garrett. Garrett, who's a chick. Timothy Chalamet. All right. Uh-huh. Oh, Nicholas Brendan just died. I don't think I know who Emily Rudd is either. Well, there must be a Paul Rudd thing, sister. Possibly. Keep going. That would make sense. Let's see. Sean Penn. All right, Oscars. Ryan Gosling, movie out. Alan Richardson's beat a guy down in the street. Elle Chapman. don't know turned out we were right …”
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In a hilariously absurd moment, the host recounts the commitment of letting a neighbor's house burn down instead of calling the fire department, all while pondering the strange power dynamics of celebrity rankings. The segment blends humor with a critique of Hollywood's celebrity culture, leaving listeners in stitches over the ridiculousness of it all.
“… if I said it, like she doesn't, she thought, I don't know if I said that correctly, but it was basically she's saying that she doesn't feel like Taylor thinks she deserves love. Taylor is stuck in toxicity. There's a lot of people that I know that they stay in relationships that are toxic and they feed off of it. Yeah, it's like everybody's seeing the train wreck coming except for Taylor. Right. Everybody is feeling it. Everybody knows it's coming. And then Taylor's just, I don't know. I mean, you can see Taylor's going through a lot. But also have you noticed that she's divided the internet? …”
“… It was planned, obviously. Macy says in her confessional, I hope she doesn't sabotage your time on Bachelorette, but I feel like she doesn't think she deserves love. But I feel like she doesn't think she deserves love. So not that, I don't know if I said it, like she doesn't, she thought, I don't know if I said that correctly, but it was basically she's saying that she doesn't feel like Taylor thinks she deserves love. Taylor is stuck in toxicity. There's a lot of people that I know that they stay in relationships that are toxic and they feed off of it. Yeah, it's like everybody's seeing the train wreck coming except for Taylor. Right. Everybody is feeling it. Everybody knows it's coming. And then Taylor's just, I don't know. I mean, you can see Taylor's going through a lot. But also have you noticed that she's divided the internet? I mean, half the people are like, we don't ever want to see Taylor Frankie Paul again. This happened with her kids. This is terrible. It's disgusting. And then the other half are like give us more Taylor Frankie Paul Yeah I think that what I think personally there something missing We not seeing all of it And I think all the blame is put on her. …”
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In the latest episode of 'The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives,' hosts Teddi and Tamra discuss Taylor Frankie Paul's tumultuous relationships. They highlight the divide among fans regarding Taylor's behavior, suggesting that her struggles with self-worth and toxic partnerships are evident to everyone but her. This segment sheds light on the complex dynamics of relationships showcased in reality TV.
“And so would it be correct to assume that if they really wanted to scrub a lot of this stuff about Taylor, they could or no? Disney couldn't scrub this video if TMZ owns the copyright in it. So there's nothing Disney can do with that if TMZ owns the video. And also everything that we know is from the show. Well, it's from the show or she's talked about or she's been open about and we've accepted her or you haven't accepted her. But she's been honest about everything that we have known about her thus far. There was also an NBC article where on this …”
“And so would it be correct to assume that if they really wanted to scrub a lot of this stuff about Taylor, they could or no? Disney couldn't scrub this video if TMZ owns the copyright in it. So there's nothing Disney can do with that if TMZ owns the video. And also everything that we know is from the show. Well, it's from the show or she's talked about or she's been open about and we've accepted her or you haven't accepted her. But she's been honest about everything that we have known about her thus far. There was also an NBC article where on this call that the women of Secret Lights had. This is before Bachelorette was pulled. This is before Bachelorette was pulled that there was this alleged Zoom call with the women who wanted to pause filming and some executives with Disney. and that video strongly suggests that the executives didn't want to know yeah they said i don't know a lot nor do i …”
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The cancellation of 'The Bachelorette' season due to the Taylor Frankie Paul scandal may lead to the show airing on Hulu, which could attract more viewers than ABC.
The Bachelor franchise's negligence and lack of consideration for cast members led to the cancellation of the season amid the scandal.
“… of these other children? Apparently he asked, and he didn't get it. It's so crazy. I just don't know. How did they release the children back into Taylor's care? I don't know. It's very, she didn't get charged with child abuse. I know. Or convicted. It's really, I don't know. I really, I really, really, I just don't know. And the thing I just like, as it relates to the bachelorette, what I keep coming back to in addition to the fight with her mom is why they set up the season the way that they did. Like, let's say they had moved forward with it because this, this video hadn't come out. it would …”
“… don know if impressive is the word I want to use but I think it shocking that if multiple people had this video how did it not get out for this long? I don't know. There's a lot of things that just don't add up. How did the courts not inform the father of these other children? Apparently he asked, and he didn't get it. It's so crazy. I just don't know. How did they release the children back into Taylor's care? I don't know. It's very, she didn't get charged with child abuse. I know. Or convicted. It's really, I don't know. I really, I really, really, I just don't know. And the thing I just like, as it relates to the bachelorette, what I keep coming back to in addition to the fight with her mom is why they set up the season the way that they did. Like, let's say they had moved forward with it because this, this video hadn't come out. it would have been so weird to watch this season just like knowing about like her relationship with Dakota and we know after what we just finished watching and we know about it not because of what I'm reading online like they kind of like kept that they they keep their drama offline for the purpose of the show right like or off cameras whatever so like it …”
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The decision to cancel 'The Bachelorette' season amid the scandal is perplexing given the potential for high drama and viewer interest.
“… also, because it was the first time that best casting was given out, they had five actors, one from each of the nominated films come out. So you got Paul Meskel, you got my beloved Gwyneth Paltrow, Chase Infinity, Wagner Mora, Del Rey Lindo. like five awards show like beloveds yes all on stage very smart move by the academy yeah and and they did the thing that they sometimes do during the acting categories but they had each actor speak to their casting agent um so it was great and then cassandra kulakundis was just was hype and you know like was like whooping then she was like paul 10 movies …”
“And they also, because it was the first time that best casting was given out, they had five actors, one from each of the nominated films come out. So you got Paul Meskel, you got my beloved Gwyneth Paltrow, Chase Infinity, Wagner Mora, Del Rey Lindo. like five awards show like beloveds yes all on stage very smart move by the academy yeah and and they did the thing that they sometimes do during the acting categories but they had each actor speak to their casting agent um so it was great and then cassandra kulakundis was just was hype and you know like was like whooping then she was like paul 10 movies like we've been doing this she was also like i can't believe i have an oscar before you because it was handed out which was which was funny and they were charming so that not only because of its significance in the you know the oscar count for the night but just because that was a fun moment um what else what am i forgetting my i mean autumn probably …”
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At the 2026 Academy Awards, a historic moment unfolded when a woman won the Oscar for Best Cinematography for the first time in 98 years. The excitement was palpable as Ryan Coogler brought her son to witness this significant achievement, and she honored all women in the audience by having them stand. This moment not only marked a breakthrough in Oscar history but also highlighted the importance of representation in Hollywood.
“… in your children because you can always have a get out of jail free card. Oh, my God. What, TMZ, two hours ago, according to Andrew Alexander Paul, arrested after animal welfare process? That's from two hours ago? Oh, my God. That's a great magnet. Wow. Yeah, look at that. That's her right there. She couldn't run fast enough to get away from the cops. No. Should have trained a little harder. That's right. Wow. Was she part of this, like, beagle animal rescue takeover place? The place that bred beagles or something that a bunch of protesters showed up to? Are you telling me I just randomly …”
“… this weekend or I'm sick or I wish I could leave the house, but I can't. Are my kids sick? You just go. You wouldn't go, I don't really feel like that. Because you would care. Yeah. See, Adam, this is why you should have feigned a little bit of interest in your children because you can always have a get out of jail free card. Oh, my God. What, TMZ, two hours ago, according to Andrew Alexander Paul, arrested after animal welfare process? That's from two hours ago? Oh, my God. That's a great magnet. Wow. Yeah, look at that. That's her right there. She couldn't run fast enough to get away from the cops. No. Should have trained a little harder. That's right. Wow. Was she part of this, like, beagle animal rescue takeover place? The place that bred beagles or something that a bunch of protesters showed up to? Are you telling me I just randomly brought up Alexandra Paul's name and she was on TMZ? Jesus. Who's last been seen in an episode of Baywatch 23 years ago? Well, you know what? Your mom just announced that she's never going to watch TMZ ever again. From the grave.”
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In a hilarious twist, the hosts discuss Alexandra Paul's excuse for skipping a radio appearance, revealing she claimed to be training for a marathon—when in reality, she hadn't even signed up yet! The punchline hits when they joke about her recent TMZ arrest, suggesting she couldn't run fast enough to escape the cops, making for a perfect comedic setup and payoff.
“… highest grossing week of all time for Chicago and, like, having a celebration. Jen also dancing with the stars. is like, I feel like, and you know, Taylor has been the star of the show and like the leader of mom talk. I think like, I think these, each of these women, like, you know, they mom talk has anchored them in a way, but like, they all do want to have their own breakout. And Taylor was poised to have like the biggest breakout solo moment possible. And I think she kind of was just like pursuing that over everything else. And I do think to your point, Callie, like there's other than Dakota, …”
“… around her that are like, no, no, no, but the bachelorette. Yeah, I think so, too. Also, she, I think, wanted a moment. Like, I think also we saw this with Whitney and with Jen. And, like, Whitney's having this huge moment where she's, like, had the highest grossing week of all time for Chicago and, like, having a celebration. Jen also dancing with the stars. is like, I feel like, and you know, Taylor has been the star of the show and like the leader of mom talk. I think like, I think these, each of these women, like, you know, they mom talk has anchored them in a way, but like, they all do want to have their own breakout. And Taylor was poised to have like the biggest breakout solo moment possible. And I think she kind of was just like pursuing that over everything else. And I do think to your point, Callie, like there's other than Dakota, her mom and her family, like obviously her mom and her sister were like very much pro, like, yes, you should be doing this. They were on the show and they were supposed to fly to LA with her. And I think also her mom made it possible for her to go on the show. Cause she says that like her kids, she was going to be able to see her kids. I presume …”
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Taylor Frankie Paul, a prominent figure in 'Mom Talk' and featured on 'The Bachelorette,' is facing significant personal challenges that have led to her being cut off by fellow cast members. The discussion highlights concerns for her children's safety and her need for help, suggesting that her reality TV presence may be detrimental to her well-being. As her identity becomes intertwined with social media fame, the panel emphasizes the urgency for a detox from her online world.
“More titties. A lot. Titties. Yeah. Ashley is just dropping trow and and like pulling the nips out. Like I know that she hooked up with Johnny, but Paul is also in the room. she's just like like Paul truly is in the cuck bed at this point Paul's in the cuck bed and so is Drita because Drita is the one who keeps pointing out she's like the biggest tits I've ever seen in my life I was like Drita I feel like they spliced this together this can't be her talking about she's not talking about Ashley she'll be talking about playing right I think that that comment needs to be about playing because and …”
“More titties. A lot. Titties. Yeah. Ashley is just dropping trow and and like pulling the nips out. Like I know that she hooked up with Johnny, but Paul is also in the room. she's just like like Paul truly is in the cuck bed at this point Paul's in the cuck bed and so is Drita because Drita is the one who keeps pointing out she's like the biggest tits I've ever seen in my life I was like Drita I feel like they spliced this together this can't be her talking about she's not talking about Ashley she'll be talking about playing right I think that that comment needs to be about playing because and this is not listen we're not out here all sizes yeah but like ashley is a smaller framed woman and so even though her titties have been out on multiple episodes now i wouldn't say the biggest in the world so you're right i think that drita that that uh you know clip was definitely drita talking about plain shame gotta be uh but drita has a …”
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In the latest episode of the reality show, Drita's interactions with Tyson take center stage, showcasing her playful yet competitive nature. The segment highlights her candid comments about fellow contestant Ashley and her wandering eye, as well as the dynamic between her and Tyson, who stands out as the 'normie' among the larger personalities. This episode captures the essence of their banter and hints at deeper game dynamics at play.
“I'm recording this as I just saw the breaking news that ABC is pulling Taylor Frankie Paul's season of The Bachelorette, which I figured was coming after earlier today, the footage of the 2023 domestic violence incident that started Mormon Wives. OK, because if you remember, season one of Mormon Wives started with the with the body cam footage after this altercation. And now the footage is out. It's on TMZ. It is so fucking bad. It is so fucking bad. And I have to tell you, like, when I first kind of posted about this, you know, …”
“I'm recording this as I just saw the breaking news that ABC is pulling Taylor Frankie Paul's season of The Bachelorette, which I figured was coming after earlier today, the footage of the 2023 domestic violence incident that started Mormon Wives. OK, because if you remember, season one of Mormon Wives started with the with the body cam footage after this altercation. And now the footage is out. It's on TMZ. It is so fucking bad. It is so fucking bad. And I have to tell you, like, when I first kind of posted about this, you know, after the second incident happened, which the news broke about a week ago, And the internet was raging that she was even hired as the best charrette. And a lot of people in my life, like people that I know, people from the industry, people, you know, were feeling kind of sad for her that like this is kind of happening to her. And at the end of the day, …”
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The cancellation of The Bachelorette season due to Taylor Frankie Paul's scandal highlights the toxic and dangerous nature of her relationships, overshadowing any potential entertainment value.
The cancellation of The Bachelorette is a tragic outcome of a toxic and dangerous relationship, overshadowing any potential entertainment value.
The toxic and violent nature of the relationship between Taylor and Dakota is not just unentertaining but dangerous, impacting everyone involved, including their family.
“… the arrangement. The whole arrangement and then breaking that up. Exactly. You know, that the archival clip of John Lennon being like, yeah, well, Paul was right, is included prominently. Yes. And even when they show the clip of Paul being interviewed after John murder they have Sean Lennon narrating his interpretation of it and trying to make it smoother and better Paul famously gave this, infamously gave this sort of like blank, disaffected interview, maybe a day or less than a day after Lennon was murdered. And it's a little bit of a black mark on his legacy because he just seems so …”
“And, you know, it's not I mean, it is public record that when they finally split with remind me the Wiley manager's name. The Allens. Yeah. Klein. Klein. When they are finally freed or, you know, the arrangement. The whole arrangement and then breaking that up. Exactly. You know, that the archival clip of John Lennon being like, yeah, well, Paul was right, is included prominently. Yes. And even when they show the clip of Paul being interviewed after John murder they have Sean Lennon narrating his interpretation of it and trying to make it smoother and better Paul famously gave this, infamously gave this sort of like blank, disaffected interview, maybe a day or less than a day after Lennon was murdered. And it's a little bit of a black mark on his legacy because he just seems so unfeeling. it ends with yeah it's a drag and then thank you walks off it's real i mean it's really really yeah but i i did also feel that it was fair to him the way that sean kind of characterized that that it was sort of like this is a traumatic event and that this is a person who spent his life trying to protect himself right and in these events you …”
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The latest documentary on Paul McCartney sheds light on his complex legacy, particularly in the shadow of John Lennon. It features archival clips and personal insights, showcasing how McCartney's work ethic impacted The Beatles and his individual artistry. While the film is engaging and well-edited, it could benefit from a deeper psychological focus on McCartney's journey.
“… just like oh my gosh she's like so mortified it is horrible i mean it is it is really horrible question for you we've been talking a lot about Taylor and like the morality of watching her and the ethics or whatever. Like, how do you feel about watching Jordan? No, knowing all of this. Yeah, no, I don't want to watch him. I don't want to watch him. I don't want to watch Dakota. And I will stand on, I still think it was a bad decision for them to cast Taylor after knowing way more information than we knew. But like, I definitely fluctuate while listening to all of these things. I just, it's …”
“um okay oh oh olivia's just like oh my gosh she's like so mortified it is horrible i mean it is it is really horrible question for you we've been talking a lot about Taylor and like the morality of watching her and the ethics or whatever. Like, how do you feel about watching Jordan? No, knowing all of this. Yeah, no, I don't want to watch him. I don't want to watch him. I don't want to watch Dakota. And I will stand on, I still think it was a bad decision for them to cast Taylor after knowing way more information than we knew. But like, I definitely fluctuate while listening to all of these things. I just, it's never okay. Like she obviously has issues and problems and she needs help. I just kind of believe that she was in a pretty bad cycle of abuse. Taylor? Yes. Yes. I agree with you. I think someone DM'd us, I forget who, I apologize, but to say like you know we both said like we didn't need to see the video like no thank you or like which i've seen this …”
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The discussion centers on the fallout from Taylor Frankie Paul's leaked video and its impact on public perception of her and other reality stars. The hosts reflect on how seeing the disturbing footage changes their view of the situation, particularly regarding the ethics of watching her and the standards applied to reality TV personalities. They also touch on the broader implications of social media in shaping narratives and public opinion.
“… a recent domestic violence report from February came to light. And as that news was breaking then a disturbing video from a 2023 altercation between taylor and dakota was released yeah and then two hours later taylor's season of the bachelorette was canceled the footage is really hard to watch especially because there is a child involved i imagine this was really upsetting for all of the cast. Prior to the release, did you know this video existed? I did. Obviously, back in 2023, we knew what had happened. And we knew there was a video, but we never saw it. It was like the police had had it and …”
“So last week, a recent domestic violence report from February came to light. And as that news was breaking then a disturbing video from a 2023 altercation between taylor and dakota was released yeah and then two hours later taylor's season of the bachelorette was canceled the footage is really hard to watch especially because there is a child involved i imagine this was really upsetting for all of the cast. Prior to the release, did you know this video existed? I did. Obviously, back in 2023, we knew what had happened. And we knew there was a video, but we never saw it. It was like the police had had it and they talked about it. And we all just were like, okay, I don't like to judge someone in their darkest moment. I don't want to judge the person. I'll judge the mistake. And Taylor really has made a lot of changes. And that's what's so hard for me is like this is my real friend and she does have a really good heart and I love her so much um seeing that …”
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In a shocking turn of events, a disturbing video of Taylor's altercation with Dakota surfaces, leading to the cancellation of her Bachelorette season. The segment dives deep into the emotional turmoil behind the scenes, as Jessi reveals her personal connection to Taylor and her desire for healing and redemption amidst the chaos. It's a heartfelt moment that balances the seriousness of the situation with an understanding of the human experience.
“… politically speaking always be my favorite Trump Trump when he up there on stage when he just ripping everybody in the Republican primary from Rand Paul to Jeb Bush to Ted Cruz he didn care It's equal opportunity. He's just tearing everybody a new one, and he's just coming on the stage. And it was amazing. It was a thing of beauty. If you were there, you were there. I mean, you had to be there. And that was always my favorite Trump. trump at the rnc 2016 in um ohio i think it was august 2016 that that was still my favorite speech it was a presage to the uh american carnage inaugural inaugural …”
“I want like 1980 Trump. I was thinking like 2016, 17, 18, 19. like the cold you know I mean 20 I mean 20 look 2015 2016 Trump will will ultimately politically speaking always be my favorite Trump Trump when he up there on stage when he just ripping everybody in the Republican primary from Rand Paul to Jeb Bush to Ted Cruz he didn care It's equal opportunity. He's just tearing everybody a new one, and he's just coming on the stage. And it was amazing. It was a thing of beauty. If you were there, you were there. I mean, you had to be there. And that was always my favorite Trump. trump at the rnc 2016 in um ohio i think it was august 2016 that that was still my favorite speech it was a presage to the uh american carnage inaugural inaugural speech that we got from trump but he's just going through talking about all the crime the murder so many things that are wrong in the country i loved it loved every second of it yeah but he didn't actually govern that year that's the only thing but you're talking about just like a pure distilled distilled energy standpoint yes yeah the 2016 energy …”
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Imagine if Donald Trump, especially his 2016 persona, were an AI president. The discussion explores how his raw energy and unfiltered speeches could translate into artificial intelligence, while debating whether any AI could truly be better than current leadership. This segment captures the essence of Trump's appeal and the implications of AI in politics.
“… is it has to stop and those kids now need help. And they all need help. They all need help. They all need help therapy. And I think that, you know, Taylor Frankie Paul has been telling us for a long time how much she's been struggling. Well, people need to listen when somebody says that. Yeah, like remember when she went to a mental health place because she didn't start filming for the first two weeks because she went to the mental health place? I didn't know”
“… now turn now the person who you're helping turns on you. And it's just it's just a vicious cycle. It is really a vicious cycle. So maybe people have tried to help and they, you know, turned on them. Who knows? Who knows? What we do know, though, is it has to stop and those kids now need help. And they all need help. They all need help. They all need help therapy. And I think that, you know, Taylor Frankie Paul has been telling us for a long time how much she's been struggling. Well, people need to listen when somebody says that. Yeah, like remember when she went to a mental health place because she didn't start filming for the first two weeks because she went to the mental health place? I didn't know”
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Taylor Frankie Paul's ongoing custody issues have taken a troubling turn, highlighting the need for intervention and support. As tensions escalate in her relationship, the podcast discusses the implications for her children and the cycle of domestic disputes that can affect family dynamics. It's a stark reminder of the importance of mental health and seeking help when needed.
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