Just Trish Podcast Episode Summary Episode: Jake Webber Addresses Tarayummy Backlash & Trisha's Tell-All Memoir is Coming... | Release Date: August 8, 2025
1. Celebrating 200 Episodes
The episode kicks off with the hosts celebrating the milestone of reaching 200 episodes of the "Just Trish" podcast.
- Trisha Paytas: "We went all out. We had to go big." [02:01]
- Moses Hacmon: "We've done 200 episodes in two years, which is pretty good because we do take time off for Christmas." [02:35]
2. Journey and Commitment
Trisha and her co-host Oscar Gracey reflect on their commitment to producing weekly episodes over two years, highlighting the hustle and dedication required.
- Trisha Paytas: "We've been hustling two years. A very long commitment to each other." [02:47]
- Moses Hacmon: "Before Moses, I don't know if any relationship I had ever lasted more than a year ever." [03:21]
3. Patreon and Exclusive Content
The conversation shifts to their Patreon page, where they offer exclusive content like the Wendy's Wednesday Mukbang and reactions to their favorite moments from the show.
- Moses Hacmon: "If you have a degree. I'm like, we're thinking about hiring someone. Here's Oscar." [03:39]
- Trisha Paytas: "Check out our Patreon for exclusive content like Wendy's Wednesday Mukbang." [05:03]
4. Hot Topics: Bulges and Celebrity Gossip
A significant portion of the episode delves into the controversial topic of bulges in pop culture, specifically focusing on Tom Holland's portrayal of Spider-Man and the subsequent internet frenzy.
- Trisha Paytas: "I was researching Tom Holland's bulge CGI and found out some interesting facts." [18:38]
- Moses Hacmon: "Bulges are okay to discuss, but I don't want to see them. I think they're disgusting." [32:49]
5. The Boys and CGI Alterations
The hosts discuss the TV show "The Boys," particularly focusing on allegations that Austin Butler's physical appearance was digitally altered to minimize his bulge.
- Trisha Paytas: "In 'The Boys,' they had to CGI Austin Butler's bulge out in the second trailer." [24:28]
- Moses Hacmon: "It seems problematic because what if that was just his natural look?" [24:43]
6. Personal Anecdotes: Incident at AMC
Moses shares a personal story about encountering a rude British man at an AMC theater, leading to a heated exchange over phone usage in line.
- Trisha Paytas: "We were in line to get a nice cola, and he approached us acting condescending." [123:03]
- Moses Hacmon: "I shoved his man purse. I was heated." [124:18]
7. Influencer Relationships and Breakups
The discussion moves to the dynamics of influencer relationships, including the recent breakup between Bretman Rock and Justice Fester, and the impact of such breakups on their fanbase.
- Trisha Paytas: "Bretman and Justice broke up amicably, but it's still sad." [147:44]
- Moses Hacmon: "Breakups are devastating, especially when they've been together for a long time." [148:00]
8. Mental Health Awareness
The hosts touch upon mental health issues, citing recent incidents where individuals struggled due to lack of proper mental health support, emphasizing the importance of coverage and assistance.
- Moses Hacmon: "It's scary that someone seeking help didn't receive it and ended up harming themselves." [115:35]
- Trisha Paytas: "Insurance should cover mental health better to prevent such tragedies." [116:17]
9. Upcoming Projects and Memoir Teasers
Trisha teases her upcoming tell-all memoir, expressing excitement about how it will reveal her personal experiences and stories.
- Trisha Paytas: "My tell-all memoir is coming... I can't wait to share my true story." [Various throughout the episode]
10. Sponsorship and Advertisements
Several sponsorship segments are interspersed throughout the episode, promoting brands like Wix, Chime, Wayfair, and Amazon Prime. These segments are skipped in this summary as per user instructions.
Notable Quotes
- Trisha Paytas: "It's not personal, it's ‘Just Trish’." [00:21]
- Moses Hacmon: "We really are giving it to you." [04:46]
- Trisha Paytas: "Maybe we're just gonna make slime." [07:56]
- Moses Hacmon: "They make women wear bras, pasties." [27:13]
- Trisha Paytas: "Gay it up." [14:01]
- Moses Hacmon: "If you have a bulge, I feel like he's a little horse." [03:21] (Note: This quote appears fragmented in the transcript; adjusted for context)
Conclusion
In this episode, "Just Trish" hosts Trisha Paytas and Moses Hacmon navigate through a mix of celebratory reflections, deep dives into pop culture controversies, personal stories, and discussions on mental health. Their candid and unfiltered conversations, complemented by humorous banter, offer listeners both entertainment and insight into their perspectives on various trending topics.
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