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Reality fame, messy growth, candid conversation.
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe is a celebrity and reality-TV interview show built around personal pivots, behind-the-scenes stories, and emotionally direct catch-ups. Recent episodes move from Love Overboard strategy to Dancing with the Stars reinvention, body image, co-parenting, and pop-culture commentary.
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Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe is a celebrity interview show rooted in the social world around reality TV, dance competition fame, creator culture, and pop-culture friendship circles. It is chatty and emotionally open. The show often starts from a familiar headline, then follows the more personal thread underneath it. Sophia Beverly’s Love Overboard episode turns yacht-show drama into a conversation about strategy, relationships, what was not shown, and where people stand after filming. Cheryl Burke’s episodes move through Dancing with the Stars, public divorce, sobriety, identity, validation, and the strange quiet that can arrive after leaving a career-defining stage. Ezra’s conversation stretches from TikTok and Jojo Siwa to becoming a Dancing with the Stars pro, growing up in Utah, coming out, and feeling more able to live honestly. Amanda Hirsch brings a different lane: pop-culture takes, live performance, motherhood in New York City, ambition, body relationship, and the shift from commentator to creator. Miranda Hope’s episode centers single motherhood, dating, co-parenting, divorce, and the effort to feel at peace while life is still unfinished. Family episodes widen the frame. Sydney and Brody interview with the teasing directness of relatives who are not treating the microphone too seriously. The result is polished but rarely stiff. Conversations can move quickly from a joke to a confession, then back to reality-TV gossip without pretending those registers are separate. The show’s best moments come when guests are between identities: leaving a show, leaving a marriage, becoming visible online, changing careers, or admitting that the old source of validation stopped working. It is not only about fame. It is about what fame exposes. Off The Vine suits listeners who like insider entertainment talk with emotional candor, especially when the guest has lived part of their life in public and is ready to talk about the cost, the comedy, and the cleanup.
Made for: For listeners who follow reality TV, Dancing with the Stars, creator culture, and celebrity friendships, but want more than recap chatter. It fits anyone drawn to frank conversations about reinvention, relationships, identity, and public life.
What sets it apart: The show blends backstage access with unusually personal emotional follow-through. Guests are not just asked what happened on camera; they are asked what changed afterward.
On the charts since 2017, Off The Vine isn’t just a podcast—it’s a full-bodied pour of unfiltered conversations, deep dives, and downright ridiculous moments. Hosted by Kaitlyn Bristowe—former Bachelorette, DWTS champ, and your go-to girl for keeping it real—OTV is like catching up with your bestie over a glass of wine (Spade & Sparrows, because, duh). Whether you’re a day-one Vino or a first-time listener, expect a mix of thought-provoking chats, pop culture deep dives, personal growth, spirituality, and the occasional joke that probably crosses the line. Sip, stay, and let’s get into it!
Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A candid look at marriage, divorce, co-parenting, and being open to love without chasing it.
The piece offers a candid portrait of a guest who says she loves Nashville, feels most like herself there, and is content being single for now. She stays open to love without actively chasing it, which gives the conversation a steady, unforced tone.
A Bachelor hangout that becomes a small-business story with real weight.
Jared's conversation begins with Bachelor talk and settles into a grounded look at Audrey's in Rhode Island. Buying a house in October, opening in December, and having Dawson in January made those first months feel like 100-hour weeks, and the detail gives the piece its weight…
Cheryl Burke looks past public milestones toward the quieter discipline of contentment.
Cheryl Burke's reflections on contentment and validation stay rooted in the public life that shaped her: 26 seasons on Dancing with the Stars, becoming the show's first female pro to win, and the familiar chase for the next career step or a successful relationship.
Reality TV recap with group-chat velocity.
Reality TV with real-life aftershocks.
Bravo chaos, argued at full speed.
Chaotic recaps with a real point underneath.
Bachelor gossip with feelings attached.
Pop culture, friendship, and tiny spirals.
Cheryl Burke reveals how sobriety led her to leave Dancing with the Stars after 26 seasons and rebuild her life from scratch.
Host Caitlin Bristow interviews actress Sophie Skelton about her role as Brianna Fraser on Outlander, her journey to becoming an actress, dealing with imposter syndrome, and her new film I Can Only Imagine 2.
Host Caitlin Bristow interviews Rachael Staudt about her experience on the reality show 'Are You My First', including her current relationship status with Michael, personal anxieties, and behind-the-scenes filming details.
Kaitlyn Bristowe reunites with her Bachelorette finalist Jared Haibon to revisit their on-screen chemistry and his messy path to love.
This episode features an interview with actress and dancer Elaine Hendrix, discussing her career from The Parent Trap to Dancing with the Stars, her life-changing car accident, and themes of reinvention.
This episode features Elisabeth Smith discussing Botox myths, laser treatments, filler techniques, GLP-1 medications, and cost-effective skincare advice.
Caitlin Bristowe interviews Rachel Points about earning, transferring, and redeeming credit-card points for cheaper travel.
On Off the Vine with Caitlin Bristowe, Spencer Hedges discusses becoming a father through IVF and surrogacy after deciding at 13 that he wanted to be a dad.
Kaitlyn Bristowe interviews Margaret Josephs about leaving The Real Housewives of New Jersey after seven seasons because the previous season felt dark, inauthentic, and inconsistent with her life.
Jaclyn Johnson explains how NYU, Conde Nast’s Avenue Magazine, and early social-media agency Attention led to Create and Cultivate.
Dhar Mann tells Kaitlyn Bristowe that his lowest point at 30, with $600 and an eviction notice looming, led to a makeup-school business that earned $250,000 in 12 hours.
Gabby Bernstein argues on Off the Vine that 'we manifest what we believe,' so the real secret is healing core beliefs rather than 'playing magic tricks.' She guides Kaitlyn Bristowe through a live four-step practice drawn from her book 'Self-Help' and internal family systems (IFS) therapy, targeting Kaitlyn's criticism of loved ones.
Jared Freid tells Kaitlyn Bristowe his new dating book is meant to put readers inside the mind of "any red flag you've ever dated," from getting dumped to being dumped again.
Host Caitlin Bristow interviews Sofia Bevarly from Hulu's reality show Love Overboard about the behind-the-scenes strategy, drama, and relationships from season one.
This episode features Cheryl Burke discussing how sobriety has transformed her life after leaving Dancing with the Stars and navigating divorce.
This episode features Sarah Nicole Landry discussing how sharing her real body online sparked a movement that changed how millions of women view themselves.
Host Caitlin Bristow interviews Ezra Sosa about his journey as a pro dancer on Dancing with the Stars, his coming out experience, and the influence of JoJo Siwa.
Host Caitlin Bristow interviews Amanda Hirsch about her transformative 'era of yes', including performing at Netflix Is A Joke Fest, redefining motherhood, and evolving her identity from pop culture commentator to live performer.
Miranda Hope says the swinging scandal, a faith crisis, and a recent baby left her "so low," but season three helped her feel "there was a light at the end of the tunnel." She explains why she skipped season one of Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, then joined season two after healing and separating from Chase.
Caitlin Bristow's niece and nephew take over her podcast to interview her from their perspective, asking personal questions and playing games.