Reality TV roasts with group-chat velocity.
We Love to Hate Everything turns weekly pop culture into a long-distance roast session, with Jodi and Amanda bouncing through reality TV, TikTok, celebrity news, and whatever odd detail refuses to leave their brains. It is loose, sharp, and proudly tangent-friendly.
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We Love to Hate Everything treats pop culture like a group chat that somehow became a weekly show. Jodi and Amanda move fast. Their episodes circle reality TV, TikTok, celebrity gossip, BookTok, Bravo-adjacent drama, and newsmakers who have wandered into mockable territory. The format is loose, but the habits are consistent. Hot Topics episodes gather the week’s stray obsessions, from Coachella and Euphoria to Lamar Odom, Taylor Frankie Paul, Joseph Duggar, and Blake versus Justin. Browntown Tuesday gives the Sister Wives universe and its orbiting details room to breathe, spiral, and become running jokes. Janelle’s porch talk can sit beside bird-watching speculation, Easter egg disasters, and the kind of tiny Instagram clue that only matters because the show decides it matters. That is the fun. The commentary is not trying to sound detached. It sounds invested, amused, irritated, and fully willing to pause a recap so the hosts can argue with a choice, a post, a wig, a roast, or a person’s entire vibe. The pacing is quick enough that one topic regularly opens three trapdoors. A joke becomes a memory. A memory becomes a correction. A correction becomes another roast. The show also lets personal texture stay in the room, whether that means a birthday aside, a computer meltdown, a Calgary weather complaint, or a fan pointed straight at someone’s face. Guests such as Costa and FeralMama fit into that chatty ecosystem rather than turning it formal. Some segments go darker, especially when the hosts react to disturbing relationship dynamics or misconduct stories pulled from the week’s online churn. The comedy can be blunt, and the criticism can be personal. Still, the show’s core pleasure is communal recognition: seeing the same ridiculous thing everyone else saw, then hearing someone say the sharp part out loud. It suits reality-TV diehards, TikTok lurkers, and pop-culture fans who like their recaps noisy, skeptical, and packed with callbacks.
Made for: For reality-TV watchers, TikTok scrollers, and pop-culture obsessives who want sharp weekly commentary more than tidy recap. Best for listeners who enjoy fast banter, callbacks, and irreverent jokes about familiar media mess.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the duo’s chaotic specificity: a tiny social post, awkward roast, or recurring Sister Wives detail can become the main event. The show feels less like a scripted recap than a long-running conversation with its own lore.
We Love to Hate Everything Podcast - Your Weekly Pop Culture Roast Jodie & Amanda are together again, this time dishing on ALL the things they love to hate... we're looking at you, SISTER WIVES! From TV, celebrities, movies, TikTok, blind items, and annoying newsmakers that've got to go, we spare no one. Tune in on your favorite podcast app or Youtube, and let's toast & roast this week's newsmakers! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jodi and Amanda turn reality-TV behavior and online spectacle into sharp, funny observations about how people perform their lives in public.
Jodi and Amanda turn pop culture into a fast-moving conversation between long-distance friends, with reality television as a recurring anchor and celebrity disputes, social media chatter, and strange news stories feeding the wider discussion.
A built-in spice rack gets the full treatment, in case your group chat missed it.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Jodi and Amanda unpack a disturbing student-teacher message thread with blunt, horrified snark.
Jodi and Amanda bring a sharp, unfiltered charge to a troubling discussion of messages involving a student and a teacher. Warnings about an active investigation sit uneasily alongside requests for compliments and money, giving the episode its queasy pull.
A late-Easter hot-topics sweep lands hardest on a very awkward Kim Plath roast.
Hot Topics turns a late-Easter catch-up into a loose, funny sweep through TV and celebrity mess, with Tiger Woods, Savannah Guthrie, Blake, Lisa Kudrow, 90 Days, and Kim Plath all in the mix.
Jodi and Amanda riff on Janelle's birdwatching and very green Easter treats.
Jodi and Amanda take up Janelle's birdwatching and Easter updates with an easy sense of mischief. A passing thought about birders becomes an imagined companion in a khaki cap, a retired long-distance trucker who still enjoys time to himself.
Birthday banter gives this loose Hot Topics episode its warmest spark.
A purple birthday cake, a sore hip, and a loose sweep through Taylor Frankie Paul, the Duggars, and the Timberlake family give this Hot Topics episode its rambling, lived-in shape.
A car fire leads this *7 Little Johnstons* recap to a brief exchange between Anna and Amber.
In this pop-up recap of 7 Little Johnstons, Amber gets out of her car as it catches fire and later tells the camera she feels shaken. The hosts linger on what happens when Anna walks up, hugs her and says she is glad Amber is okay.
A spice rack discussion leads Jodi and Amanda into Firefly, Stargate and half-remembered TV knowledge.
Jodi and Amanda start with Janelle's spice rack. Jodi would rather see her spices at a glance: tucked away, they are easy to forget, and the jars can fall over. The hosts briefly consider whether the space could hold sheet pans, then joke about making a pantry episode.
A loose Hot Topics round-up where Easter banter and a Plaths roast turn stray details into punch lines.
The episode starts with a late Easter bit about waking the kids with resurrection news, then slides into a crowded Hot Topics run through Tiger Woods, Savannah Guthrie, Blake, Lisa Kudrow, and the Plaths.
A sharp haircut riff gives way to a warm handoff for From the Fryer's reality-TV recaps.
The episode works best as a pop-culture catch-up that keeps noticing the odd details attached to public stories. Jodi and Amanata trade jokes with commenters about mooing at Robin, then settle into a riff on the wolf girl haircut and its echo of Marcia Clark's appearance during…
Pop culture's strangest exhibits, argued over properly.
Pop culture, derailed beautifully.
Reality TV judged by premise logic.
Culture talk with side-eye and civic heat.
Jodi and Amanda host a pop culture roast covering Tiger Woods' DUI, Savannah Guthrie's return, and Welcome to Plathville family tensions.
Jodi and Amanda host a pop-culture roast covering reality TV, true crime, and viral moments.
Jodi and Amanda use this Hot Topics episode to move from Sabrina Carpenter's 1 hour 25 minute Coachella set to the Haley Beck text-message controversy.
Jodi and Amanda spend this Brown Town Tuesday on a long stretch of Brown family Instagram material, starting with Janelle’s Easter peanut-butter egg attempt and ending with Robin’s older posts about her kids and the “DAT porch” she keeps talking about.
We Love to Hate Everything's April 6, 2026 Hot Topics episode jumps from Savannah Guthrie and Tiger Woods to Blake Lively, Lisa Kudrow's The Comeback, and Welcome to Plathville.
The hosts of Girl Dinner interview Costa about BookTok and discuss their current read, Almost Maui.
A podcast episode where hosts Jodi and Amanda discuss wildfires and prescribed burns in British Columbia, featuring a special guest TikToker FeralMama.
Jodi and Amanda discuss hot topics in pop culture, including TV shows and the pandemic.
A podcast episode promoting Noom and Verizon deals before introducing the hosts' show about hating pop culture.
Jodi and Amanda spend much of the episode on Taylor Frankie Paul, The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, and the reported Hulu/Bachelorette fallout tied to Dakota.
Amber Johnston's car catches fire while the family is moving a tree, and the kids scream for her to get out.
On this one-day 'Browntown' edition of We Love to Hate Everything, hosts Jodi and Amanda recap recent Sister Wives-universe social media posts from Christine, Mary, Janelle, and Maddie's Tata Farms project.
Jodi and Amanda introduce their podcast and special guests Tess and Brooke from Psych Legal Pop to discuss Love is Blind and pop culture.
Jody and Aminata introduce their podcast 'Brown Town Tuesday' with a guest called the Sister Wives Professor, discussing pop culture and TV recaps.
Jodi and Amanda introduce a Tuesday episode featuring guests Corey and Carly from Surviving Sister Wives to discuss the latest Sister Wives drama.