Swish Edition

Your ghoulish hosts are talking about "Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan's surprising move from Paramount to NBCUniversal; the house from the 1982 horror film "Poltergeist" is on AirBnB; Americans are expected to spend more on Halloween this year than ever before; "Three's Company" actress and Thigh Master champion, the late Suzanne Somers, is returning as an AI clone (which she authorized); "The Sopranos" creator David Chase is coming back with a new HBO series; James Bond has a director but not a leading man; "Dancing with the Stars" dancer Derek Hough is in the middle of a he said/he said battle with "Wheel of Fortune" host Ryan Seacrest; a Delta flight attendant makes a $100,000 mistake; and, much more pop culture silliness for October 29, 2025. New episodes drop every Wednesday, clear through until Christmas. Watch the video version of the podcast on Swish Edition's YouTube page AND/OR download or stream the audio version on most popular podcast apps and sites, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and iHeart Radio.

With this Wednesday's show, your favorite long-running pop culture podcast returns to weekly episodes. This week, hosts Scott and Kristin are talking about Kim Kardashian's faux pubic hair thong; Halloween costume trends for 2025; a Colorado coroner's office is in hot water for a Trick-or-Treat event; MTV seems to be in the middle of a slow death; space debris allegedly hits a commercial airplane windshield; Indy, the "Good Boy" dog, makes a plea for an animal category at the Oscars; Disney is dealing with two theme park deaths; we've got a review of "The Empire Strips Back" parody burlesque show in Las Vegas; we're loving the vending machine for books in Washington, DC; and, it's way too easy to get fooled by fake news, photos, and videos on social media these days. We're got all the pop culture news and views of the week. And then some. A new episode drops every Wednesday, clear through until Christmas. Watch the video version of the podcast on Swish Edition's YouTube page AND/OR download or stream the audio version on most popular podcast apps and sites, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and iHeart Radio.

This is what Kristin and Scott are serving up for Friday. We have fresh new Dolly Parton news (yes, yet again); McDonald's announces the return of Boo Bucket Happy Meals just in time for Halloween; Kim Kardashian and Ryan Murphy's Hulu series "All's Fair" announces a premiere date and drops a new delicious trailer; actor Neil Patrick Harris and his style-maker husband David Burtka highlight cocktails and their mocktail brothers in a new book; and, because WE love books, we are VERY worried that Americans aren't reading as many books (or any at all, as many cases tend to be) these days. Listen to the podcast on all the leading podcast apps and site…or, better yet, watch the show on Swish Edition's YouTube page.

We're kicking off Hump Day by discussing Dolly Parton's sister's online pleas for prayers through the country singer's continuing health scare; is asking Taylor Swift (or any woman) a very personal question off limits?; a bride-to-be is kicked off and then banned from Carnival Cruises for smuggling alcohol onboard and bragging about it in a viral video (while she was on the cruise!); and, would you pay $120 for the ultimate Bloody Mary? New episodes every weekday! Watch the video version of the podcast on Swish Edition's YouTube page AND/OR download or stream the audio version on most popular podcast apps and sites, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and iHeart Radio.

Your pop culture-loving hosts are talking about the very strange practice of Raw Dogging airplane flights; Madonna explains why she is ALWAYS late to start concerts (spoiler alert…it's God's fault); the Swish Edition will NOT win a Golden Globe in 2026; George Clooney confirms that a fourth "Ocean's 11" will happen soon-ish; and Tarentino's masterpiece "Kill Bill" will debut in theaters this coming December as it was originally intended. It's the Tuesday episode, y'all! Watch the video version of the podcast on Swish Edition's YouTube page AND/OR download or stream the audio version on most popular podcast apps and sites, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon Music, and iHeart Radio. Every weekday.