The Bravo Docket - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I love this podcast. It has quickly become my favorite. These ladies perfectly dissect the legal issues swirling around the reality TV world. The balance the legality of it all with their personal takes as both lawyers and regular people who love reality TV. Thanks for all you do, ladies!

The ads for this podcast have got to be some of the worst, and longest I’ve ever heard, however their actual material is some of the best I have listened to on a podcast. I suppose that is the price for the information and commentary.

I don’t know how Cesie and Angela have times to be amazing lawyers and cover this podcast in detail that makes us all understand the legal world behind our beloved Bravo. The show is top tier and I highly recommend subscribing. So enjoyable, thorough and fascinating from a bravo legal perspective.

I love the ladies and this podcast. This episode, not so much. If you’re going to have a “guest host” I think it would be a good idea to bring them up to speed before beginning to record. Also, let the guest host speak. I get that he’s your husband, Angie, but you cut him off a lot. You brush off his questions. This was really hard to listen to but the story (I was not aware and don’t watch the Bachelor) was so fascinating that I stuck around. The editing was a little weird, too.
At any rate, I really do appreciate this podcast and the hard work the ladies do. This episode was just off for me.

It's incredibly frustrating to hear opinions on children from people who have no children. Many parents - especially those with shared custody - desperately want MORE time, including vacations. And children can absolutely be influenced by parents, but the default should always be "believe children." As in, start from a place of believing children and proceed to investigate from there. Our judicial system most often gets it *wrong* when it comes to kids' lived experiences and best interests. The system is inherently adultist. This is not me saying I believe Travis's ex (it sounds like he and his ex have both done a lot of damage), rather me asking for the hosts to be more self aware of how limited their perspectives on issues related to children and parenting may be.

I do enjoy most episodes of this podcast but the ads are ridiculous. I think there’s more ad time than actual content. Makes me not want to listen anymore.