Disney Channel icon Christy Carlson Romano joins Avery to discuss her new memoir, Once Upon a Trainwreck. She gets brutally honest about the reality of early fame, navigating toxic relationships, and her dark battle with addiction behind closed doors. She shares the harrowing details of a near-fatal shooting accident that changed her life forever and how she finally found herself in motherhood.

Avery is back for a casual solo catch-up to answer all of your burning audience questions. She opens up about expanding her family with two adorable new additions, breaks down her real thoughts on her upcoming reality TV show, and spills the details on her travel app venture. Plus, she gets honest about protecting her marriage, managing burnout, and a few hilarious confessions you will not see coming.

THROWBACK EPISODE!!!! It's been almost two years since Aspyn Ovard came on the pod. With the announcement of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County airing next month, what greater episode to revisit than this one. Aspyn opens up about her life after divorce, navigating motherhood, and why she firmly believes people shouldn't marry before age 25.

Actress Daniella Monet joins Avery to break down her return as the iconic Trina Vega in Netflix's new spin-off Hollywood Arts, releasing October 15th. The pair chat about stepping back into Trina's chaotic shoes after fifteen years, Daniella finding out about the reboot, and how their kids view their careers.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' star Jessi Draper pulls back the curtain on the show's fifth season. She dives straight into the extreme public pressure that drove her to get unwanted cosmetic procedures and a fat grafting surgery she deeply regrets. Jessi opens up about navigating a painful public divorce, setting boundaries with exes, and finding stability while co-parenting her kids. Beyond the personal drama, she reveals the emotional toll of camera crews catching every mistake, her rules for protecting her mental health online, and why mixing business with cast friendships almost always ends in disaster.

Legal reporter Sierra Gillespie joins Avery Woods to discuss her experience inside the courtroom during the Lindsay Clancy trial. They cover the legal strategies from both the defense and prosecution, the emotional impact on the family, and the realities of postpartum psychosis. The conversation highlights the significance of mental health awareness, medical system failures, and what comes next following the declared mistrial.

The Girls: A Khloé Kardashian Project cast members Nicole Williams English, Olivia Pierson , and Natalie Halcro join Avery for this week's episode. Fresh off the season one finale, the trio clears the air about why the group chat has gone quiet since the show aired and what really went down behind the scenes in Vegas. Plus, Nicole reflects on sharing the raw realities of post-baby intimacy, and Natalie addresses the club drama that pushed her to tears.

Avery and Scotty sip on special bevys while reflecting on his departure from the show. The nostalgic reunion quickly turns spicy as Scotty opens up about his recent breakup. He reveals how a long-distance romance dissolved into ghosting, missed birthday promises, and unanswered text messages.

Former Bachelor producer Julie LaPlaca spills the ultimate behind-the-scenes reality TV tea. Following the release of her memoir, The Love Producer, she holds nothing back on secret hookups, dressing room meltdowns, and how she went from being Peter Weber's lead producer to intimately involved with him. She breaks down the exact timeline of their romance, the unexpected reaction from Pilot Pete's mom, and the breaking point that made her realize her high-stakes job was suffocating her.

Avery answers fan questions about her life and career. She breaks down filming Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County, why her family stays off-camera, and her fears about public criticism when the show airs. Avery also shares her best tips for surviving nursing school, and gives straightforward advice for aspiring content creators.