Just Trish Podcast – September 30, 2025

Host: Trisha Paytas

Co-hosts: Oscar Gracey & Moses

Episode Overview

In this lively episode, Trisha Paytas, Oscar Gracey, and Moses dive headfirst into the latest pop culture headlines, viral internet drama, and personal anecdotes with their signature no-holds-barred commentary. The trio covers everything from the new Lifetime Courtney Stodden biopic, Selena Gomez’s viral wedding, influencer luxury hauls and internet outrage, Taylor Swift’s upcoming releases, evolving attitudes about wealth and fame, and the bittersweet finale of the “Canceled” podcast with Tana Mongeau and Brooke Schofield. As always, Trisha and Oscar balance sharp cultural critique with playful, self-referential humor, meme references, and a touch of nostalgia for yesteryear’s internet.

Key Highlights and Discussion Points

1. Podcast Vibes & Sponsor Tangents (00:15–07:30)

• Trisha and Oscar open with banter about running into each other at the studio and the enduring impact of her SNL appearance (“SNL will be my next 15-year ride” – Trisha, 01:41).
• The group discusses receiving a personalized, pink Just Trish trophy from sponsor Morgan & Morgan, digging into the over-the-top branding and how it reminds them of daytime TV law commercials.
• Reflections on the meaning of awards, partnerships, and brand loyalty.

Notable Quote

"Wow. What an honor to be associated with America’s largest injury law firm."
— Trisha (06:56)

2. Jellycats, TikTok Trends & Luxury Splurging (08:02–14:14)

• Moses is gifted a jellycat plush (“tin fish” edition) – cue a conversation about influencer-approved collectibles being expensive but “worth it” for the right moment.
• Trisha references her Pilates “glow-up,” her new oversized sweaters from an unknown brand, and protein culture trends (milk as a “natural protein shot”).
• The hosts lightheartedly mock the contemporary obsession with high-protein diets and trackable nutrition, questioning how much daily calculation is really needed.

Notable Quote

"You don’t say, ‘I wish I measured protein that day.’"
— Trisha (14:35)

3. Steak Nights, Food Rituals, and Family Logistics (14:46–19:37)

• Detailed discussion on how they plan “steak nights,” including “steak gate” internet drama about steak-cutting etiquette and personal protein intake.
• Moses and Trisha debate preferred steak sections — center for her, ends for him.
• Chat about kitchen upgrades, bougie William Sonoma knives, and gift-giving (Moses hints he wants a telescope next).

Notable Quotes

"We got new knives from Williams Sonoma—very bougie, very expensive. That’s another haul."
— Trisha (22:03)

4. Pop Culture Deep Dive: Courtney Stodden, Lifetime Movies, & Scandal Revisionism (23:41–33:11)

• The group reviews the new Courtney Stodden Lifetime movie, discussing the real-life context and media’s shifting sympathies.
• Oscar and Trisha break down societal reactions to tabloid scandals, grooming, and how young women like Courtney and Britney Spears were dehumanized.

Notable Quotes

"It’s crazy how much, like, he was defending them...He went so hard on him, which was good..."
— Trisha, referencing Doug Hutchison’s TV interview backlash (24:45)

"That’s such a sign of the times…It’s not a scandal, it’s a genuine, like, she’s getting groomed. But it turned into a scandal."
— Oscar (29:21)

5. Celebrity Weddings: Selena Gomez’s Star-Studded Event (33:32–36:50)

• Oscar gives an insider run-down on Selena Gomez’s highly-secured Santa Barbara wedding.
• Speculation on guest list, security costs, social media protocols, and celebrity privacy in the paparazzi era (Taylor Swift sightings get special attention).
• Theorizing about the dynamics behind Selena posting her own wedding photos and Justin Bieber’s “I Do” Instagram post.

Notable Quotes

"Selena’s grandpa walked her down the aisle...At the reception, Taylor Swift gave a speech and Ed Sheeran also gave a speech. Iconic."
— Oscar (38:56)

"Justin posted 'I Do' on Instagram, right after Selena’s post...to play devil's advocate, maybe it’s just coincidence, but twice?"
— Oscar (50:59)

6. Sponsor Dynamics & Reflections on Cultural Tradition (41:01–44:04)

• More musings on wedding traditions (breaking the glass at Jewish weddings, TV officiators).
• Trisha discloses her ordination to marry Shane Dawson and Ryland (“...they were going to do a carnival wedding...then I just never heard back from them.”)
• Discussion on sponsored weddings, influencer engagement rings, and the economics of extravagant ceremonies.

Notable Quotes

“I am ordained...It was such a big honor. I remember in 2020, like, I’m the only one sticking by Shane through everything...”
— Trisha (42:18)

7. Internet Parenting & Viral Debates (47:48–50:28)

• Oscar and Trisha weigh in on the TikTok debate over giving the “big room” to a biological kid over stepchildren.
• Oscar reflects on his own upbringing—no favoritism, rooms based on age.
• Trisha links the debate to wider trends: oversharing, online divisiveness, and the oddities of internet clout.

Notable Quote

“I feel like people be sharing a little too much online. Music.”
— Oscar (49:57)

8. Influencer Scandals: Makeup Fails, Luxury Hauls, & Social Class (57:06–73:23)

• Analysis of influencer Michaela’s $186,000 luxury haul—was it “rage bait” (doing something to spark angry engagement)?
• Oscar distinguishes between Michaela and Jaqueline Hill’s respective hate trains, addressing modern internet rage-baiting and its TikTok amplification.
• Reflections on attitudes toward influencer wealth (envy, judgment, societal change); comparison to “nepo babies” (celebrity offspring) versus self-made influencers.
• Trisha critiques the cycle of status, dreams, and shifting public attitudes.

Notable Quotes

"I think Michaela rage baits a lot more than Jaclyn...now with TikTok, anyone can be a commentator or drama something."
— Oscar (61:07)

"It’s interesting to me she gets so much hate...I do feel like she is that girl that came from nothing...so I’m surprised she had so much hate."
— Trisha (71:11)

9. Fame, Money, and the Realities of Wealth (73:44–76:57)

• The hosts marvel at Paris Hilton’s “ninety million dollar” house, with Moses breaking down the costs of staffing, taxes, and upkeep.
• Existential musings on how much money is actually “real” in the financial system, and whether life is actually better at extreme levels of wealth.
• Trisha describes security risks after previous luxury hauls, questioning if too much money strips away personal freedom.

Notable Quote

"Honestly, I never wanna get too famous. I don’t know if you wanna get too rich either. You lose a certain amount of freedom in life."
— Moses (75:45)

10. Music & Pop Girl Discourse: Tours, Hatred, and Glass Ceilings (91:31–97:04)

• Discussion of Zach Bryan’s record-setting concert, the “double standard” for pop girls vs. male musicians (demanding spectacle for women, not men).
• Recap of Taylor Swift’s anticipated album/movie drop; Oscar shares excitement and work plans for release day.
• Brief notes on Bad Bunny’s groundbreaking Super Bowl booking, his activism (refusing US tours due to ICE concerns), and the significance of a Latin artist on the US’s biggest stage.

Notable Quotes

"Every pop girls concert gets analyzed and picked apart...and then these guys can just show up in a T-shirt and guitar."
— Oscar (93:10)

"I took work off...I just want to enjoy it."
— Oscar on Taylor Swift album/movie release (104:18)

11. Final Thoughts & End of the “Canceled” Podcast Era (139:00–155:42)

• The crew commemorates the much-awaited final episode of the Canceled podcast.
• Recap of the “sorry, not sorry” segment from Tana and Brooke: own up, unapologetic moments, and the difficulty of closure for creative projects.
• Oscar delivers an original poem in homage to Tana’s poetry beef with Alyssa Violet (153:15).
• Reflection on personal growth, complicated influencer beef, and forgiving troubled internet stars.

Notable Quote

"When one thing ends, like, it’s sad...going out on a high note is the best way because going out when people don’t care anymore, you just fade into oblivion."
— Trisha (143:13)

Notable Quotes (with Timestamps)

• "You don’t say, ‘I wish I measured protein that day.’"
  — Trisha (14:35)

• "I wish they would send us a video of them coming up with this idea. Like the board meeting...to appreciate Trisha so much."
  — Moses (07:00)

• "It’s crazy how much he was defending them...He went so hard on him, which was good."
  — Trisha, on Doug Hutchison (24:45)

• "Selena’s grandpa walked her down the aisle...At the reception, Taylor Swift gave a speech and Ed Sheeran also gave a speech. Iconic."
  — Oscar (38:56)

• "You don’t expect to see anything but wealth and shiny objects, but with her...you lose touch."
  — Moses (73:05)

• "Every pop girls concert gets analyzed and picked apart...then these guys can just show up in a T-shirt and guitar."
  — Oscar (93:10)

• "I took work off...I just want to enjoy it."
  — Oscar, about Taylor Swift (104:18)

• "When one thing ends, it’s sad. Going out on a high note is the best way..."
  — Trisha (143:13)

• "Alyssa, Alyssa, Alyssa. There’s just no getting through. Tia. Who knew violets had thorns? Stop shaming girls for doing porn so I don’t have to be forlorn."
  — Oscar, reading his poem (153:15)

Timestamps for Major Segments

• [00:15] Sponsor banter & studio run-in
• [03:30] Morgan & Morgan “award” unboxing
• [08:11] Jellycat plushes, protein trends
• [14:46] Steak night planning & “Steak Gate”
• [23:41] Courtney Stodden Lifetime movie deep dive
• [33:34] Selena Gomez's wedding: celebrity gossip
• [41:06] Religious wedding customs & sponsorships
• [47:48] TikTok stepfamily bedroom debate
• [57:08] Makeup drama: Jaclyn Hill, Michaela, rage bait
• [73:44] Paris Hilton’s mansion & wealth philosophy
• [91:31] Concert double standards (Zach Bryan v. pop girls)
• [97:04] Taylor Swift/Bad Bunny Super Bowl, Latinx representation
• [139:00] Canceled podcast funeral, influencer apologies
• [153:15] Oscar’s poem for Alyssa Violet, internet beef wrap-up

Tone and Language

The episode is breezy, gossipy, self-referential, and peppered with irony and self-awareness. Trisha, Oscar, and Moses poke fun at internet culture while seamlessly switching from personal anecdotes to pop commentary to deconstructing influencer trends. There is constant acknowledgment of the “meta” aspects of content creation: rage bait, trend cycles, influencer economics, and the emotional labor of being online.

Useful for New Listeners

This episode offers a cross-section of everything “Just Trish” stands for: candid celebrity gossip, playful self-mockery, generational observations on internet drama, honest chats about money and mental health, and the sentimentality of internet nostalgia. Whether you’re invested in the current TikTok news cycle or looking for sincere—but unfiltered—pop culture reflections, this episode delivers it all, classic meme-queen style.

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