Celebrity culture, internet weirdness, seasonal obsession.
Ringer Dish is a rolling pop-culture hangout built around celebrity news, internet fixation, awards aftermath, and seasonal entertainment rituals. Its conversations move easily from Timothée and Kylie to backordered beauty tools, holiday-movie plots, Bachelorette chaos, and the strange little headlines that make a week feel off-kilter.
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Ringer Dish is a many-lane pop-culture feed built for people who track celebrity news the way others track weather. It is breezy, but not empty. Jam Session brings a conversational, highly specific lens to celebrity relationships, entertainment industry chatter, awards-season aftermath, travel logistics, and the practical textures around fame. A discussion of Devil Wears Prada 2 can wander through restaurant jokes and handmade French fries. A Love Story conversation can pause for island lodging, wedding lodging, four-poster beds, and whether the material details on television actually convince. Those detours are part of the point. The show treats the small stuff as evidence. We’re Obsessed has a more online pulse, moving through viral trends, reality-TV updates, absurd headlines, animal-news comedy, celebrity incidents, and the strange sensation that a week has become culturally transitional. It can place Taylor Frankie Paul’s canceled Bachelorette season beside an Oscar roundup and a lawsuit without straining for importance. The tone is quick, amused, and occasionally exasperated. Binge Miss adds a seasonal lane, turning original holiday movies into comic case studies of dead parents, legacy-obsessed families, no-nonsense city women, afterlife matchmaking, and forced business buyouts. Guests such as Chris Ryan and Van Lathan help make those recaps feel like friendly cultural trials rather than routine reviews. Across the feed, Ringer Dish works because it does not flatten pop culture into headlines. It cares about the headline, the vibe around the headline, and the oddly revealing tangent that follows. The result is a show for listeners who want celebrity and internet culture with specificity, memory, and a healthy appetite for the ridiculous.
Made for: For listeners who follow celebrity news, reality TV, awards chatter, viral trends, and holiday entertainment with equal curiosity. It especially suits people who enjoy conversational analysis that makes room for tangents, jokes, and tiny cultural details.
What sets it apart: Ringer Dish stands out by treating pop culture as an ecosystem of headlines, habits, locations, products, and moods. Its strongest moments come from the jump between big celebrity stories and oddly specific observations that make the conversation feel alive.
Ringer Dish is the place for all things celebrity and pop culture. From major moments like the Met Gala and the Oscars, to the weird habits of the stars you love, and refreshers on the biggest tabloid stories from the last 20 years, Ringer Dish has all the vital details. On Tuesdays, catch ‘Jam Session’ with Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins for royal family rumors, celebrity real estate, and industry analysis. And on Fridays, listen to 'We're Obsessed' with Jodi Walker and Nora Princiotti for all your Internet culture, viral trends, and celebrity obsessions.
Taylor wedding surveillance meets Hallmark plot forensics, so your group chat can finally take the afternoon off.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A relaxed, detail-rich conversation links the show's emotional questions with travel, interiors, and offhand everyday detours.
"Jam Session" catches Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins back on separate coasts after recording together in person, with the episode easing in through a red-eye flight, an 11-month-old who slept through most of it, and Catherine helping shepherd the trip home.
A brisk holiday-movie breakdown that treats Christmas chaos with forensic enthusiasm.
Binge Miss opens as a comic takedown of holiday-movie logic, with Jodi Walker and Joanna Robinson returning to familiar questions about fake towns, mysterious old men, and who is dead.
A brisk, insider-minded conversation about Vanity Fair, Olivia Nuzzi, and the uneasy line between print and the internet.
Jam Session works best as a lively media conversation that turns Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins' long-running back-and-forth into something sharper and more immediate.
Book talk with real-life margins.
Christmas talk, all year long.
Dark cases, cocktails, and comic disbelief.
Jodi Walker kicks off 'Bingemas,' a 12-part holiday series analyzing original holiday movies, with guest Joanna Robinson.
Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins discuss Vanity Fair's Hollywood issue with its 'Let's Hear It for the Boys' cover featuring actors like Glenn Powell and A$AP Rocky.
Ringer Dish hosts Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins connect summer travel, makeup-bag disorder, and the celebrity-heavy World Cup.
Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins revisit Taylor Swift’s reported wedding, including Zadie Smith, Lena Dunham, Andrew Scott, and the absence of official photographs or statements.
Ringer Dish hosts Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins analyze reports that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married at Madison Square Garden on July 3, 2026, with roughly 1,000 attendees.
Ringer Dish hosts Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins examine reports that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce planned a two-day wedding-related event at Madison Square Garden, including a 1,000-person July 3 celebration and a 100-person gathering on July 2.
The co-hosts discuss April Fool's jokes, particularly a restaurant's prank about discontinuing French fries, and connect it to 'Devil Wears Prada'.
The hosts discuss the timing of spring break in Los Angeles and New York, touching on school schedules, parenting, and the post-award season lull.
This episode discusses absurd pop culture topics including 'The Bachelorette' men, a 'Hannah Montana' anniversary special, and Justin Timberlake's arrest video, framed through a lens of comedy and current events.
The hosts discuss personal milestones, including a birthday celebration and reflections on motherhood and work-life balance.
This episode discusses pop culture news including Taylor Frankie Paul's canceled 'Bachelorette' season, Oscar updates, and the David Protein lawsuit.
Ringer Dish examines why Juliette Littman and Amanda Dobbins keep watching Ryan Murphy’s Love Story despite Daryl Hannah’s New York Times objection to specific fictionalized conduct.
The host Jodi Walker and guest Chris Ryan discuss the holiday film 'Champagne Problems' on the final day of the Binge Miss podcast series, analyzing its themes of family, wealth, and legacy.
Host Jodi Walker and guest Van Lathan discuss and review the Hallmark-style holiday movie 'Christmas at the Catnip Cafe' on the Binge Miss podcast.
This is day 10 of the 12-part holiday special 'Benjamins' on the Ringer Podcast Network, hosted by Jodi Walker, featuring an episode titled 'She's Making a List' with Yasi Salek.
This episode reviews the Christmas time-travel movie 'A Newport Christmas' with guest Charles Holmes, discussing its themes and humor.
The hosts discuss their annual holiday gift guide episode, sharing product recommendations and personal shopping experiences.