But Now We Said It!

Steve is joined by Friend of the Atlanta Housewives’ Tammy McCall Browning (@tammymccallbrowning) to discuss her love of Corona beer and what she’s been up to post-Housewives. Tammy dishes all about how she was cast on Housewives, the infamous Miami trip and her nephew Glen, where she was during all the leg-kicking and “bitchgate” drama, and gets candid about her mental health journey. And finally, Tammy fields some of your fan questions.
Life since Housewives: 2:00
Casting on Housewives: 7:20
Mental health journey: 24:00
Fan questions: 40:00

Paging 'American Pie,' because Episode 4 of 'Real Housewives of Orange County' has serious MILF energy. And the object of MILF affection, Shane Keough, joins Steve to chat about Season 1 of 'Real Housewives of Orange County.' Also on deck (baseball reference, anyone? Anyone?) is Katie of @BravoBetch, who has a lot to say about Episode 4 of the franchise's first season. What moment made her want to throw her remote at the wall? What did Shane have to say about being both a MILF target and an LGBT ally? And what is going on with Vicki's very dark thoughts about Michael? Listen to the latest episode!

Stay tuned for more Housewives deep dives with Steve and a slew of amazing guests after Thanksgiving!

New episodes of 'Real Housewives' are great and all, but nothing beats an old episode of 'Housewives.'
Welcome to 'But Now We Said It,' an ultimate 'Real Housewives' deep dive podcast brought to you by Steve (the creator of @facesbybravo) and The Dipp. Each week, Steve will not only be recapping old seasons episode by episode, but will also be talking to the Housewives and friends who were there for it all. Expect to hear from Bravolebrities past and present, who will give their unapologetic, unfiltered opinions, and spill all that behind-the-scenes tea.
Hop in our little family fan and get ready to experience Housewives herstory, one wig-shifting moment at a time.
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Anyone who tuned into Season 1 of 'Real Housewives of Orange County' could tell that the editing was often more embellished than the most ornate of sky tops. Still, when it came to Jo De La Rosa's storyline, not everything incorporated the magic of reality TV. "When the cameras were off, that was how lonely it felt," she told @facesbybravo's Steve on the second episode of The Dipp's 'But Now We Said It!' podcast. "I can remember sitting in our movie room, drinking vodka straight out of the bottle ... You do feel stuck."

There's more to the story — which Jo elaborates on throughout the rest of the podcast. Also, 'So Bad It's Good' host Ryan Bailey joins Steve to chat about Season 1, Episode 2 of the franchise's flagship series, and explore the psychology behind Vicki Gunvalson's love life.