Disrespectfully - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I listen to most of the VPR related podcasts and I listened today for the first time to the Stassi episode and I don’t think I’ve laughed out loud listening to anyone’s podcasts as hard as I did with this one. Hilarious, fun, not all about the same topics ALL the time and I loved how thought provoking it was!!! I really need to figure out what “questions” I want answered in life. 🤔🤔🤔 I think mine would also be Jon Benet, perhaps a little more insight into some other scandals but it made my day and I can’t wait to continue to tune in. Loved it!!!! ❤️

I would’ve given this podcast five stars at the beginning. The segments were great, leaving just enough room for chatter. After they broke the podcast up into two episodes, placing the segments into their own episode entirely, they’re expected to ramble for ~45 minutes and without any structure this just isn’t working for me. You can hear them running out of things to talk about, and quickly. They need the structure of their OG formula & I think they should bring it back.

Would be 5 stars except that the ad breaks are at least double the length of all my other podcasts. Fast forwarding is also difficult because the ads are spoken by you both and often sounds like podcast content.

You both are comedy, I laugh out loud every podcast! To answer your question on whether that guy who faked his death can be sued by his family, his family likely could sue him for intentional infliction of emotional distress (IIED). The standard for IIED is extreme and outrageous conduct, which a husband/father faking his death likely constitutes such. This would depend on the state’s specific laws though because IIED is a tort, and state law governs torts (as opposed to federal). I just graduated law school and am studying for the bar, wanted to share my initial thoughts since you were wondering in your recent pod! :) :) LOVE the heauxtown heroes segment and hearing about your holiday traditions! -Paige

I loved this podcast when it first came out. The conversations felt witty and sharp, and felt like conversations you’d have with girlfriends on a night out. Recently though, it just feels like it’s trying too hard, and is honestly pretty immature at times. Maybe I’m too old and not their target audience (mid 30s), but I cannot listen to the WWDD/heauxmtown episodes. The stories feel contrived and fake, like they are for shock value only and lack any real interesting qualities. I liked Katie on Vanderpump, but it seems that long form conversation is not for her. She seems unable to articulate most of her thoughts into cohesive sentences, and often ends them with “you know, “whatever” or some incoherent mumble. I will say, I enjoy the daddy list and basement segments, and Dayna generates quite a few laughs.