Just Trish Podcast – October 2, 2025
Host: Trisha Paytas
Co-host: Moses Hacmon
Episode Overview:
Trisha and Moses are back for a midweek, cozy, and wildly unfiltered dive into their real lives and the biggest social media and celebrity drama of the moment. Together, they bounce between pop culture headlines (Taylor Swift, AI actors, Addison Rae, couple drama), hilarious personal stories, honest confessions, unsettling hot takes, and some classic Trisha-style tangents—all with quick wit and the signature “it’s not personal, it’s Just Trish” energy.
Episode Highlights
Opening Catch-Up & Body Confidence Chat [00:00–06:00]
- Trisha shares a story about eating sushi in her car in Calabasas and feeling self-conscious about being noticed by teens.
- Fashion talk: Orange and mint are tough colors to pull off. Moses jokes about repeating outfits due to an "orange" phase for a show.
- Trisha celebrates feeling "so skinny," reflects on reverse body dysmorphia, and loving her recent looks.
- Quote: “I see myself as like 140 lbs… Skinny is a state of mind. Come on.” – Trisha & Moses [04:44]
- Anecdotes about Pilates, celebrity sightings (Dolan Twins, Tarayummy), and the intimidating vibe of “It Girl” groups.
Unwell Festival & Social Encounters [07:00–11:00]
- Trisha and Moses preview Unwell Festival in Vegas (10/10), running down the roster: Paris Hilton, Harry Jowsey, Tara Yummy, Bethenny Frankel, Stassi Schroeder.
- Trisha details feeling out-of-place (and spied on) at Sugarfish, missing eating etiquette, and celebrity run-ins:
- Quote: “I’m eating sushi in my car. And... I’m not even being paranoid. I’m like, no, they definitely were talking about me…” – Trisha [11:02]
- Observation on generational divide: Trisha is “genuinely scared of teenagers.”
Hot Topics: Parenting, Horror Movies, and Media [12:00–25:00]
- Debate: Is it ok to bring a toddler to Halloween Horror Nights?
- Moses describes “horror parents” who decorate their home scary year-round.
- Trisha’s horror aversion: “I wish I could get into them because it sounds fun... Maybe I need to do a horror movie in order to get over my fear.”
- Stories of being traumatized acting in Shane Dawson’s short film, and “Hostel II.”
- Moses explains the difference between PG-13, R, and NC-17 horror, graphic boundaries, and pop culture's attachment to violence.
- Shoutouts to Jinx Monsoon, Aja Miyake Mugler, and the ballroom scene (“Legendary” on HBO).
- Quote: “So much of like gay — mainstream gay culture — originates in ballroom.” – Moses [24:53]
- Extended rave about “Legendary” and the cultural significance of ballroom.
Taylor Swift, Fandom Joy, and “Swifty Zoomies” [28:10–33:35]
- Moses recalls his history meeting Taylor Swift — from cardboard cutouts to press events with candid photos.
- Memorable story: Taylor improvises a "pretzel stick cigar" pose for a meet-and-greet when a plan falls through.
- Quote: “She was so down for anything... very very chill.” – Moses [31:04]
- Trisha celebrates unabashed fangirling.
- Quote: "Looking forward to something in life is… I know, anything really." – Trisha [32:15]
- They discuss the stigma on stan culture and planning to see Swift’s film with QTCinderella.
Friendship Rituals, German Pudding, & Food Tangents [33:54–38:04]
- Introduction to “pudding mit gabel” (pudding with a fork), a quirky German friendship ritual.
- Group tries (messily) to eat pudding with a fork as a bonding activity.
- Musings on different pudding types (tapioca a favorite) and family nostalgia.
- Moses and Trisha joke about the Berlin Marathon, linguistic flubs, and international customs.
AI “Actress” Tilly Norwood & the Future of Entertainment [40:38–46:20]
- Moses brings news of Tilly Norwood, an AI-generated actress, being pitched as “the next Scarlett Johansson.”
- Trisha and Moses are openly disturbed by the implications, connecting it to the 2023 SAG strike over AI rights.
- Quote: "Where’s the love? No, no, no, no..." – Trisha [42:45]
- Philosophical debate: If AI characters “star” in media, does it harm opportunities for human actors? Can/should AI “children” be protected?
- Moses recounts the “cancel Tilly” meme on Twitter, and rumors AI can’t sue for defamation.
AI, Kids’ Content & Internet Safety [46:20–48:50]
- Discussion on algorithm-driven AI videos, subliminal messaging, and monitoring kids’ access to YouTube.
- “You have to choose the channels and block other channels. Because even kid channels, some… promote certain behavior that’s mischievous.” – Guest/Producer [47:29]
- Trisha reminisces about 1960s/‘70s backwards records, Paul is Dead, and music paranoia.
Pop Culture Rundown: TV Talk & Cancelled Shows [51:03–65:04]
- Conversation about famous/wealthy celebrity offspring, e.g., Taylor Swift, Stella McCartney.
- Updates: “Dancing with the Stars,” “Young Sheldon,” and the surprise ending of “Catfish.”
- Reflections on being catfished—Trisha shares wild MySpace stories (Quentin Tarantino imposters wanted feet pics).
- Quote: "I’ve definitely thought I was talking to celebrities… I was catfished by Quentin Tarantino back in the day.” – Trisha [62:05]
- Concerns about how AI could make modern catfishing even worse.
Cardi B vs. Nicki Minaj & Stan Wars [72:50–80:31]
- Recap of the latest viral drama between Cardi B & Nicki Minaj.
- Moses details the tension of “inter-stan relationships” when your partner stans one side.
- Quote: "I am more afraid of Barbs [Nicki fans] than… anyone." – Moses [77:55]
- Both hosts vow neutrality; defending one or the other is “worse than politics.”
- Swifties are allegedly promoting “Life of a Showgirl” under replies in both camps’ tweets.
Music, Addison Rae, & the Openers Economy [80:34–86:47]
- Streaming recommendations: Victoria Justice, Doja Cat, Sabrina Carpenter, Addison Rae.
- Breaking: Addison Rae personally DMs Trisha to come to a show; Trisha is both flattered and unsure how direct to be.
- Discussion about concert venue sizes (Greek vs. Arena) and how it impacts fan experience.
Parental (Mis)Adventures & Kevin Hart [91:14–101:08]
- Reflection on Addison Rae’s rise despite her parents' embarrassing TikTok escapades.
- Debate on the Kevin Hart “overprotective dad” viral clip:
- Moses plays a clip where Kevin yells at streamers talking to his adult daughter, Heaven.
- Discussion: Where’s the line between protective and embarrassing? Should parents “trust their kids to make decisions by 20?” – Moses & Producer [99:45]
Couple Watch: Nicole Kidman & Keith Urban Divorce [102:34–110:44]
- Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban split after 19 years—Trisha is surprised they lasted so long; Moses is shocked by the breakup.
- Gossip: Rumored $17 million payout for Keith if he stays sober per prenup. Allegations he left Nicole for a younger woman.
- Trisha jokes about prenup logic and mutual success (“when you’re so rich, just take five houses and go”).
Random Rapid Topics [116:11–134:15]
- Cults vs. Religion: Trisha and Moses discuss Scientology, its PR, lawsuits, and how celebrities get treated.
- Wish list celebrity guests: Leah Remini (former Scientologist) and others.
- More "Wicked" hype: Le Creuset pots, branded kitchen merch, and dreams of full-scale brand deals.
- Trisha wants more “Wicked” everything: cereals, fast food tie-ins, McDonald’s meals.
Final Stories: Stepdad Drama, JoJo Siwa’s “Controlling” Moment, and More [136:45–147:43]
- Landon McBroom’s statement about never wanting to be a stepfather is called out as “demonic” and “toxic.”
- Moses recounts JoJo Siwa pausing her show to scold fans for taking selfies with her boyfriend, Chris Hughes.
- Quote: "Sounds a little controlling. Jojo, we love you, but this sounds a little… a little controlling." – Trisha [144:12]
- Reflection: Being a “power couple” means fans want pics with both of you.
Notable Quotes
- “Skinny is a state of mind. Come on.” – Moses [04:44]
- "I’m eating sushi in my car. And... I’m not even being paranoid. I’m like, no, they definitely were talking about me…” – Trisha [11:02]
- “Looking forward to something in life is… I know, anything really.” – Trisha [32:15]
- “So much of like gay — mainstream gay culture — originates in ballroom.” – Moses [24:53]
- “Where’s the love? No, no, no, no...” – Trisha [42:45]
- "I am more afraid of Barbs [Nicki fans] than… anyone." – Moses [77:55]
- “I’ve definitely thought I was talking to celebrities… I was catfished by Quentin Tarantino back in the day.” – Trisha [62:05]
- “Sounds a little controlling. Jojo, we love you, but this sounds a little… a little controlling.” – Trisha [144:12]
Timestamps for Key Segments
- Opening Banter & Body Confidence: 00:00–06:00
- Unwell Festival & Social Anxiety: 07:00–11:00
- Horror Parenting, Body Image: 12:00–25:00
- Ballroom Culture, Legendary: 24:53–27:25
- Taylor Swift Fandom: 28:10–33:35
- Pudding Ritual & Bonding: 33:54–38:04
- AI Actress Tilly Norwood: 40:38–46:20
- Parenting & YouTube Safety: 46:20–48:50
- Reality TV Deep Dive: 51:03–65:04
- Cardi vs. Nicki Stan Wars: 72:50–80:31
- Addison Rae & Concert Talk: 80:34–86:47
- Kevin Hart Viral Dad Clip: 91:14–101:08
- Keith Urban & Nicole Kidman: 102:34–110:44
- Scientology, Fame, & Branded Merch: 116:11–134:15
- JoJo Siwa Show Gag: 136:45–147:43
Episode Tone & Final Thoughts
Playful, frenetic, and deeply pop culture-obsessed, this episode swings from relatable real-life stories to sharp dissection of celebrity phenomena. Trisha is as candid as ever, Moses is the pop culture encyclopedia, and their rapport balances both nostalgia and contemporary drama. Tangential but always engaging, they create a space for unfiltered takes—sometimes divisive, sometimes sweetly earnest. If you love internet culture, stan wars, and finding humor in the chaos of modern fame, this is your pod.
Listen for:
- Outrageous confessions
- Hot takes on AI and celebrity
- Fandom joy—and drama
- Comfort food friendship
- A wild ride through today’s most meme-able headlines
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Closing note: “It’s not personal, it’s Just Trish.”