The Judgy Bitch Pod

On the Paige of Crime: Kendrick Johnson — Cover-Up or Coincidence?

On this episode of On the Paige of Crime, we dive into the mysterious death of Kendrick Johnson—officially ruled an accident, but surrounded by questions that refuse to go away. From missing organs to conflicting reports and allegations of a cover-up, we break down the details, the theories, and what still doesn’t add up. Accident or coincidence… or something more? Buckle up, bitches.

Molly Returns (Part 2): Bridgerton Plot Twists, Hot Takes & Unfiltered Thoughts

Molly is back for Part 2 and we’re diving into all things Bridgerton. From Sophie Baek and Benedict Bridgerton’s storyline to plot twists, fan theories, and our unfiltered hot takes — we’re breaking it all down. We get into the side stories, unexpected moments, and what worked… and what didn’t. If you’ve been watching Bridgerton, this one is for you. 🎙️✨

From Snake Year to Fire Horse: Molly Explains the Big Energy Shift

Molly is back on The Judgy Bitch Pod and we’re diving into the shift from Snake Year energy into Fire Horse energy — recorded on the Spring Equinox ✨ We break down what this new cycle means, why you might be feeling restless or ready for change, and how to work with this bold, fast-moving energy. Expect laughs, real talk, and insights you can actually apply to your life.

OCD Explained: Intrusive Thoughts, The Struggle & Why We Shouldn’t Use the Term Lightly (with Lauren the Self Esteemed Counselor)

We throw around “I have OCD” way too casually—but what does OCD actually mean? In this episode, I’m joined by Lauren, the self esteemed counselor, to break down intrusive thoughts, compulsions, and the real struggle behind OCD. We talk about why these thoughts feel so real, the misconception around OCD, and how people with OCD can overcome it.

On the Paige of Crime: Laci Peterson Part 2 — Did Scott Peterson Do It? The Case for Both Sides

In Part 2 of On the Paige of Crime, Paige and I step into the “reasonable doubt” debate in the Laci Peterson case. Looking at both the Netflix (detectives’ POV) and Hulu (defense POV) documentaries, we play devil’s advocate and break down why some believe Scott Peterson is guilty — and why others think there may be reasonable doubt. We’re not here to decide — we’re here to question everything.