Just Trish – August 21, 2025
Podcast: Just Trish
Host: Trisha Paytas
Co-Host: Oscar Gracie
Special Guests: Moses Hackman, Lena (Trisha’s mom)
Published: August 21, 2025
Episode Overview
This episode of Just Trish is a high-energy, freewheeling discussion of internet and celebrity culture, recent viral moments, influencer controversies, and plenty of Trisha’s signature comedic storytelling. Co-host Oscar Gracie keeps things sharp and savvy, while special guests (notably Trisha’s mom, Lena, and Moses Hackman) bring warmth and banter.
The episode’s main vibe centers around:
- Trisha’s new Arby’s sponsorship and her history with the chain,
- Chaotic pop culture hot topics (from celebrity feuds to impersonators and “who could host The Oscars” on YouTube),
- Influencer drama and the nuances of online fame,
- The blurred lines of pop culture nostalgia, fleeting internet trends, and life updates.
The hosts’ humor, self-deprecation, internet savviness, and pop cultural recall are on full display, alongside genuine moments about family, body positivity, and why sometimes you just need a really good mozzarella stick.
Key Discussion Points & Insights
1. Arby's Sponsorship, Fast Food, and Family Dynamics
Timestamps: 03:07–10:35, 12:40–16:30
- Trisha’s mom, Lena, brings Arby’s treats for everyone as Trisha celebrates her first big national fast food ad deal.
- “I kept drinking the Jamocha shakes… Shout out to Arby’s!” (06:16 – Oscar)
- Chaotic, loving talk about keeping food hot/cold and Trisha’s long-standing wish for a Trisha-themed Arby’s meal.
- Lena shares her Poshmark reselling empire and how Trisha’s closet has funded an entire career and family retirement.
- Lena is revealed as the #1 Poshmark seller: “You are the top. Oh my god. Number one on Poshmark. Wow.” (08:19 – Oscar)
- Moses (Trisha’s husband) even breaks his typical no-fast-food rule for Arby’s mozzarella sticks.
2. Celebrity Endorsements & Brand Manifestation
Timestamps: 16:30–18:30, 43:00–44:00
- Nostalgic recall of past brand partnerships, frustrations over who “gets” to be the face of fast food.
- “If I’m the face of Arby’s I will never eat another fast food again. Arby’s always slay… it’s the year of the comeback, right?” (14:34 – Oscar)
- Speculation about a ‘Trisha meal’ at Arby’s and Trisha’s role as the ultimate internet fast food influencer.
3. Fitness, Gym Culture, and Body Acceptance
Timestamps: 28:14–34:49
- Candid discussion about gym memberships (“is $250/month a lot?”), Pilates, and the memories of “bougie” LA gyms of the 2000s.
- Warm, honest exchanges about fluctuating body size, fitting into booths, and booth/furniture modifications at home to suit their family: “As my weight fluctuates, see where it goes in and out? I love it so much.” (78:19 – Oscar)
- Oscar reflects on how being invested in classes/in-person exercise helps with accountability and mental health.
4. Streaming, Online Fame, and Influencer Memberships
Timestamps: 35:12–39:44
- Oscar and Trisha lampoon influencer IRL streaming and the sometimes tone-deaf nature of creator memberships/Patreons.
- “The way (Austin McBroom) was saying it was so funny—$7 is like ‘nothing’ for access to his content… like gas or a phone bill.” (36:38 – Oscar)
- Conversations about co-hosting streams, doing 24-hour charity live streams, and the IRL (in real life) streaming trend.
5. Viral News & Social Media Drama
a) Justin Bieber Impersonator Scandal
Timestamps: 44:10–49:47
- Recap of the French Justin Bieber impersonator tricking a Vegas club into letting him perform—who’s to blame: the club, DJ, or the impersonator?
- “I’m kind of on the side of the Justin Bieber impersonator…maybe he didn’t know, fake it til you make it, team!” (47:07 – Oscar)
- Reflections on impersonator culture, TikTok virality, and legal implications.
b) Tana Mongeau’s Ex & Internet Pop-Culture Lore
Timestamps: 49:47–53:26
- Tana Mongeau’s connection to Bieber lookalikes and the infamous "Justin eating a burrito sideways" viral stunt.
- “Wait is that Brad [Sousa]? Then I had to do a dig, and then I found out it was not him. I was dying.” (50:10 – Trisha)
- Discussions of parasocial relationships, influencer dating history, and internet hoaxes as pop culture canon.
c) Childhood Celeb Crushes, Posters & Room Décor
Timestamps: 53:31–59:00
- The hosts trade stories about their teen crushes (and animal posters!), with Trisha sharing her “fierce diva” worship of 00s pop stars (Taylor Swift, Miley, Selena).
- Moses reveals he preferred dolphins and black panthers over celebrities.
6. Celebrity Hot Topics Lightning Round
a) Gal Gadot’s Self-Reflection
Timestamps: 87:44–92:59
- Gal Gadot asked if she’s a good actress; candidly admits, “I think I’m okay…solid. There are those who are more talented than me, but if you cast me, you cast well.”
- “Her acting is diabolical…maybe the worst acting ever.” (89:41 – Oscar)
- “But she shows up and works hard—I love that spin.” (88:50 – Trisha)
b) Leonardo DiCaprio & Stunted Age Claims
Timestamps: 93:10–97:41
- Leo, turning 50, claims he “emotionally feels 32”; Oscar and Trisha connect this to Leonardo’s questionable dating history and his formative Hollywood traumas.
- “It just sounds like something a creep says…” (94:36 – Oscar)
- “He just puts himself at the age that makes him comfortable dating 25-year-olds.” (96:39 – Moses)
- Debate about the meaning (or creepiness) of “feeling young” and using it to justify behavior.
c) Net Worth & Richest Celebrities
Timestamps: 98:08–99:22
- Quick researched compare of Leonardo DiCaprio vs. Logan Paul’s wealth (Leo wins at $300M to Logan’s $150M, “unless you count the crypto in Costa Rica”).
7. Oscars on YouTube?
Timestamps: 120:08–121:57
- Rumors that YouTube may bid for broadcasting The Oscars post-2028.
- “2028 is my year…You and me can host, because you’re Oscar!” (120:33 – Trisha)
- Aspirational, joking chat about what it takes to host, joking that Oscar would manifest acting the part of Moses.
8. Feuds, Twitter Lore, and Nicki Minaj’s Deep Dives
Timestamps: 138:31–146:26
- Full breakdown of the Lana Del Rey vs. Ethel Cain Instagram “feud”, the Waffle House Instagram post, and Nicki Minaj becoming unexpectedly obsessed with the drama.
- “Nicki really did a deep dive, hosting a Twitter Space to get to the bottom of this.” (144:07 – Trisha)
- “Do you know anyone named Ethel? I don’t know anyone named Ethel…” – Nicki Minaj, quoted and giggled over by the hosts (145:20)
- The hosts conclude that celebrity drama is essentially “camp” at this point.
9. Breaking News: Mike from Mike & Molly Reposts Just Trish
Timestamps: 146:54–150:21
- In real time, Trisha gasps as Billy Gardell (“Mike”) reposts her podcast on his feed:
- “No, he just reposted us—Billy Gardell! On his birthday!” (147:17 – Trisha, overjoyed)
- Brief discussion about what character Trisha could play in a Mike & Molly reboot (“I could be their daughter!”)
Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments
- “If there’s ever a Trisha pictures Arby’s meal, it’ll be all carby box…curly fries, mozzarella sticks. And I would love if you just do, like, a spicy nugget in there sometimes.” (07:16 – Trisha)
- “As my weight fluctuates, see where it goes in and out? I love it so much.” (78:19 – Oscar, on moveable booth tables at home)
- “Gal Gadot has been planted here as an industry plant—there is no way someone just cast her!” (91:51 – Oscar)
- “It’s not lying. It’s fake it ‘til you make it. 100 percent. That is the theme of today’s show. Everybody, just go out and lie.” (131:29 – Trisha, regarding Margot Robbie’s origin story)
- “Do you know anyone named Ethel? I don’t know anyone named Ethel…” (145:20 – Nicki Minaj, via Trisha/Oscar reenactment; repeated as a running bit)
- “I do feel like we’ve been talking about [Alex Warren’s ‘Ordinary’] song for a year… it’s been number one forever—he beat Elvis in the UK!” (104:09 – Oscar)
- “Billy Gardell just reposted us. That’s kind of camp.” (147:44 – Trisha)
- “If you are like, ‘that could be me, I could do that’—go do it. You can, I can, we can, you know?” (25:16 – Oscar)
- “Arby’s is the only fast food place that has mozzarella sticks. These are juicy. They’re so good. I love Arby’s, ugh. Get the Jamocha shake today!” (15:23 – Oscar, passionately)
Timestamps for Important Segments
| Time | Segment/Topic | |------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------| | 03:07 | Introduction of Lena (Trisha’s mom), Arby’s sponsorship banter | | 08:19 | Lena revealed as #1 Poshmark seller | | 16:30 | Manifestation and fast food influencer moments | | 28:14 | Gym membership stories; discussion on body image | | 35:12 | Austin McBroom’s $7 subscription drama; influencer “necessity” debate | | 44:10 | Justin Bieber impersonator in Vegas | | 49:47 | Tana Mongeau’s ex, Justin Bieber lookalikes, viral stunts | | 53:31 | High school celebrity crushes; poster stories | | 87:44 | Gal Gadot asked if she’s a good actress | | 93:10 | Leonardo DiCaprio’s self-stunting/age gap relationships | | 98:08 | Wealth: Leo vs. Logan Paul | | 120:08 | YouTube bidding for the Oscars discussion | | 138:31 | Ethel Cain vs. Lana Del Rey feud; Nicki Minaj’s investigation | | 146:54 | Mike (Billy Gardell) reposts Just Trish – live reaction | | 154:19 | Mom Dash: Running errands for Trisha, tofu donuts, donut nostalgia |
Episode Tone, Style & Listener Guide
- The tone: Chaotic, funny, high-energy, very online, self-aware, and warm.
- Listeners unfamiliar with inside internet or influencer culture will still find plenty to enjoy in the playful, slightly absurdist takes on celebrity, food, and fandom.
- The episode’s structure is loose, driven by tangents, banter, and spontaneous digressions, but always doubling back to the core theme: the joys and perils of hyper-online, pop-culture-obsessed living.
Skip if you’re not into: Brand banter, deep-fried influencer drama, or Gossip Girl-level intricacies of internet celebrity.
Quick-Reference: Notable Quotes w/ Attributions and Timestamps
- “If you cast me, you cast well.” – Gal Gadot (as quoted and discussed, 88:39–88:47)
- “Maybe I think it’s okay to feel 32… but people are stunted, right?” – Oscar, re: Leonardo DiCaprio (96:28–96:33)
- “It just sounded like something a creep says… Well, you’re not.” – Oscar, on Leo’s age statement (94:36)
- “Do you know anyone named Ethel? I don’t know anyone named Ethel…” – Nicki Minaj (impersonated, 145:20)
- “Billy Gardell just reposted us—that’s kind of camp!” – Trisha (147:44)
Conclusion
This episode is Just Trish at its finest: a whirlwind tour of internet culture, celebrity drama, food obsession, and candid host storytelling. Filled with quotable soundbites, unexpectedly earnest family moments, and hypercurrent pop commentary, it’s a must for fans of Trisha’s humor and anyone obsessed with the mechanics of online fame.
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