Podcast Summary: Just Trish – June 12, 2025

Hosted by Trisha Paytas and co-hosted by Emmy-award-winning entertainment journalist Oscar Gracie, the June 12, 2025 episode of "Just Trish" delves into a myriad of topics ranging from personal updates and social causes to the intricate dynamics of celebrity relationships and content creation challenges.

1. Introduction and Personal Updates

The episode kicks off with Trisha Paytas sharing exciting updates about her recent projects and content initiatives. She highlights their latest endeavor:

Trisha Paytas [00:15]: "Her name is Trish. She's got the dish and all gossips, filthy rich, really hot topic queen and says what everybody think she's just."

Trisha discusses their hour-and-a-half reaction to the Shane Dawson documentary, emphasizing its impact:

Trisha Paytas [01:22]: "Well, before the Jeffree series, I got 700 million likes."

She also announces the streaming of their Boston show, scheduled for June 25th, and encourages listeners to join their Patreon for extended content.

2. Supporting Trans Rights: Creators for Peace

Oscar Gracie shares his involvement in a significant event aimed at supporting trans rights:

Oscar Gracie [02:15]: "Oh, actually I'm doing something exciting this weekend."

The co-host explains the event's structure and its goal to raise funds for trans rights, mentioning that fellow co-host Viviana Wilson will be the guest of honor.

Oscar Gracie [02:39]: "It's just a bunch of creators coming together and everyone... raising money to support trans rights."

Trisha expresses her enthusiasm and support for Oscar's participation:

Trisha Paytas [03:33]: "First of all, that's so huge. Congrats. Also good. Cause..."

3. Labubu Collectibles and Pop Mart Theft

A significant portion of the discussion revolves around Pop Mart collectibles, specifically the elusive Labubus. The group shares anecdotes about thefts and the challenges of securing these items:

Oscar Gracie [12:32]: "He got it. Got delivered yesterday. He opened the door 10 minutes later after he saw the notification, it was gone."

Trisha humorously suggests solutions to prevent future thefts, including a sting operation:

Trisha Paytas [13:49]: "But they're just, like, waiting down in the mail room. Like, he got there 10 minutes later."

They further joke about the concept of Labubu insurance, highlighting the absurdity yet acknowledging the real frustration caused by theft:

Oscar Gracie [15:19]: "Now insurance companies are offering Labubu insurance, and people are taking it up."

4. Relationship Insights: Trish and Moses

Trisha and Moses delve into their personal relationship, sharing candid stories about their financial struggles before marriage and the importance of prioritizing their bond over monetary concerns.

Trisha Paytas [27:00]: "I remember crying because I was like, oh, my God. We were, like, a month out."

They discuss the challenges of managing finances as content creators and the support they've provided each other through tough times.

Moses Hacmon [28:31]: "But no, but I remember, like, she was like, she set me down."

Trisha offers advice on being cautious in relationships, emphasizing the significance of genuine connections over superficial attractions.

Trisha Paytas [30:57]: "Be careful who you marry. Everybody. That's the moral of that story."

5. Celebrity Relationships and Industry Dynamics

The conversation shifts to the complexities of celebrity relationships, especially when actors date outside their industry. Using Glenn Powell and Sydney Sweeney as examples, Trisha and Oscar explore the ensuing jealousy and public scrutiny such relationships attract.

Oscar Gracie [37:08]: "She always went to zero. You always spent everything you had."

They compare these dynamics to other celebrity couples, highlighting the unique challenges faced by those in the spotlight.

Trisha Paytas [50:04]: "She didn't call her daddy, though. Was she on Call her daddy?"

6. Wealth and Authenticity in Content Creation

A critical segment of the episode focuses on the portrayal of wealth by influencers like Mr. Beast. Trisha and Oscar debate the authenticity of extravagant spending sprees versus genuine charitable efforts.

Trisha Paytas [35:57]: "Don't believe like the Internet."

They express concern over the impact such displays have on audiences, particularly younger viewers who may feel inadequate.

Trisha Paytas [36:30]: "Money does not mean everything. Money doesn't."

The duo advocates for more authentic and meaningful charitable actions over ostentatious spending for views.

7. Vlogging, Podcasting, and Content Creation Challenges

Trisha and Oscar discuss the logistical challenges of maintaining a content schedule amidst personal commitments. They touch upon the intricacies of self-taping, editing, and the constant balancing act required in the digital content landscape.

Trisha Paytas [105:26]: "We have a guest coming up this Saturday and it's the first request we have for a mukbang interview."

They highlight the importance of preparation and time management in producing consistent and engaging content.

8. Dating Apps and Ghosting Experiences

Both hosts share their experiences and frustrations with modern dating dynamics, particularly focusing on ghosting through dating apps.

Oscar Gracie [96:20]: "I was like, I'm done with men."

Trisha offers a nuanced perspective, expressing a preference for clear communication over ambiguous silence.

Trisha Paytas [97:27]: "I'd rather someone just, like, ignore me than tell me."

9. Final Remarks and Future Plans

As the episode concludes, Trisha and Oscar reflect on emerging trends, upcoming projects, and express their commitment to staying authentic in their content creation journey. They tease future episodes, upcoming livestreams, and emphasize the importance of community support.

Trisha Paytas [140:00]: "We love you guys so much. Go watch the extended podcast us, and we'll see you next time. Bye."

Notable Quotes:

• Trisha Paytas [02:15]: "Mr. Beast did a new video where he spent up to a million dollars taking his fiance out on dates."

• Oscar Gracie [15:28]: "People are taking Labubu insurance up because it's real."

• Trisha Paytas [35:57]: "Don't compare yourself to other people... Money does not mean everything."

• Oscar Gracie [37:08]: "She always went to zero. You always spent everything you had."

• Trisha Paytas [50:04]: "She didn't call her daddy, though. Was she on Call her daddy?"

• Oscar Gracie [96:20]: "I was like, I'm done with men."

This episode of "Just Trish" offers an engaging blend of personal anecdotes, social commentary, and insightful discussions on the evolving landscape of digital content creation and celebrity dynamics. Trisha and Oscar provide listeners with a candid and unfiltered look into their lives, making complex topics accessible and relatable.