Podcast Summary: My Therapist Ghosted Me – Episode: MTGM EXTRA! "No pants... No nothing."
Release Date: June 18, 2025
Hosts: Vogue Williams & Joanne McNally
Episode Title: MTGM EXTRA! "No pants... No nothing."
Introduction and Welcome
The episode begins with a warm welcome from Joanne McNally and Vogue Williams, accompanied by a brief appearance from Joe, who humorously mentions taking a short break.
- Joanne McNally [00:10]: "Hello. Welcome to another episode of My Therapist Ghosted Me. Thank you so much for joining us. That is Vogue Williams and I am Joanne McNally. Welcome back, Joe."
- Vogue Williams [00:26]: "Thanks, mate."
Selling Stories and Media Interest
The hosts delve into the challenges of media intrusion and the constant attempts by outlets to sell stories about their personal lives. They express skepticism about the truthfulness of such stories and the media's genuine interest in them.
- Joanne McNally [02:14]: "We don't think there's any truth in any of us."
- Vogue Williams [02:21]: "I limit myself to selling one story on each of you per calendar year."
Skincare Fads and DIY Facial Machines
Joanne shares her experience with a DIY facial machine she purchased from TikTok, which promised to give her the "face of Bella Hadid." The device turned out to be ineffective and even dangerous, leading to her discarding it after negative feedback from followers.
- Joanne McNally [03:18]: "I was running it over my face and I think I obviously spoke about it on Instagram because I was like, oh, girls get a lot of this. Look, I'm gonna look like Bella Hadid. And then a follower messaged me and she said... you might as well be running Christmas lights over your face."
Joe adds to the discussion by mentioning an influencer who bizarrely applies her own feces as a face mask, highlighting the extremes of influencer trends.
- Joe [05:24]: "She'd put feces on her face and putting it on TikTok. Like I wouldn't be able to bear the smell."
Influencer Practices and Controversies: Bonnie Blue on OnlyFans
The conversation shifts to Bonnie Blue, a well-known figure who was reportedly banned from OnlyFans for attempting extreme content. The hosts discuss the implications of such bans and speculate on the authenticity of the reported reasons.
- Joanne McNally [06:48]: "Bonnie Blue has been banned from OnlyFans."
- Vogue Williams [07:11]: "I think she's fine."
Joanne elaborates on the story, mentioning Bonnie's attempt to engage in an extreme "gang bang" scenario, which likely led to her ban.
- Joanne McNally [07:38]: "She was trying to get another giant super gang bang going. 2,000 men. She was trying to ride 2,000 men in a day."
The Reality of OnlyFans Monetization
Joe and Joanne discuss the financial aspects of OnlyFans, including the platform's fee structure. Joe uses an AI-generated example to illustrate how creators' earnings are significantly reduced after platform and agent fees.
- Joe [10:05]: "AI said that she charges $10 a month for her OnlyFans subscription. With around a thousand subscribers, she could be earning roughly $10,000 a month. However, OnlyFans takes 20%, leaving her with approximately $8,000 a month. And then she's going to have to pay her agent to 20% of that and then she's going to have to pay 50% of that. So really she's making about £2,000 to £2,500 a month doing OnlyFans content. Is it worth it?"
Packing Tips: The Life-Changing Packing Cubes
Joanne passionately discusses her love for packing cubes, emphasizing how they have revolutionized her travel experience. Joe contributes by suggesting additional packing strategies to streamline the process further.
- Joanne McNally [13:22]: "The suggestion of the packing cubes has changed my life."
- Joe [14:02]: "Now, this might feel a lot to you, but as I've been in your house and I've seen your cupboards of extensive skin care, this is the next thing..."
Anecdotes: Joe’s Travel Mishap in Bangalore
Joe recounts a personal story about a business trip that went disastrously wrong. After a night of partying, he forgets his essential items, arriving in Bangalore without any clothes or makeup, leading to an uncomfortable and embarrassing stay.
- Joe [14:35]: "I was wearing my silk top boots on a black tracksuit, thinking about what a stupid little I am and that I must take myself immediately to rehab on my return to Amsterdam."
- Joanne McNally [17:28]: "I really do. I don't think I've ever been that bad. But I've certainly arrived with like, you know, very important [items]."
Joanne empathizes, sharing similar frustrations about forgotten essentials during travels.
- Joanne McNally [18:01]: "I am now also commando at this point because everything's used, done and dusted and I am not replacing it because my suitcase is already 60kg overweight."
Upcoming Shows and Amsterdam Adventures
The hosts discuss Joanne’s upcoming show in Amsterdam and her spontaneous decision to stay on a barge for an extended period. They highlight Amsterdam’s attractions and share nostalgic memories.
- Joanne McNally [19:22]: "My last show is in Amsterdam on the 17th of June."
- Joe [20:21]: "Amsterdam is the best tourist place to go to. They've got the best museums..."
Nostalgia: Remembering Mr. Ben
In a nostalgic segment, Joe reminisces about the children's show "Mr. Ben," sparking playful banter about its episodes and characters. The conversation blends humor with a touch of sentimentality.
- Joe [21:18]: "Does anyone remember Mr. Ben? Look at Mr. Ben, he looks like Spencer Matthews."
- Joanne McNally [22:27]: "That would be plagiarism. That's it, everybody. Thank you so much for listening."
Conclusion
The episode wraps up with light-hearted remarks and teasers for future content, maintaining the hosts' signature blend of honesty and humor.
Notable Quotes:
- Joanne McNally [03:18]: "I kind of electrocutes your face up."
- Joe [10:05]: "AI said that she charges $10 a month for her OnlyFans subscription... So really she's making about £2,000 to £2,500 a month doing OnlyFans content. Is it worth it?"
- Joanne McNally [17:28]: "I really do. I don't think I've ever been that bad."
Conclusion:
In this episode of My Therapist Ghosted Me, Vogue Williams and Joanne McNally engage in candid and humorous discussions about media intrusion, skincare fads, influencer controversies, travel mishaps, and personal anecdotes. Their relatable banter and honest insights provide listeners with both entertainment and valuable reflections on navigating modern life’s complexities.
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