Podcast Summary: The Toast – Episode: "The Boomer Pivot" | March 12, 2025

Hosts: Jacqueline Filet (A) & Claudia Oshry (B)
Release Date: March 12, 2025

1. Morning Coffee Conundrum [00:05 – 02:24]

The episode kicks off with a light-hearted discussion about the quality of coffee without ice. Jacqueline Filet laments, "What is it about this coffee that seriously looks like sewage?" [01:20], expressing her dissatisfaction with making cold coffee without an ice maker. Claudia Oshry counters, suggesting that the lack of ice might make the coffee appear unappetizing, adding, "It's scientifically grosser." [01:54]. The conversation humorously underscores their differing preferences and the minor struggles of daily routines.

2. Culinary Adventures: Crunch Wraps [02:24 – 05:01]

Transitioning from coffee, Claudia shares her success in making crunch wraps, declaring, "I made crunch wraps the best thing I ever ate in my life." [02:25]. Jacqueline relates by recounting her trip to a kosher Mexican restaurant in LA, where she discovered an exceptional Crunchwrap Supreme. Despite attempts to procure more, including reaching out to the restaurant on Instagram, Jacqueline humorously resigns, "I'll just go kill myself." [04:05]. The hosts emphasize the joy of homemade culinary creations and their attempts to replicate restaurant-quality dishes at home.

3. Rules List: Karen Huger & Kelly Clarkson [05:01 – 07:05]

The hosts delve into their ongoing project—a list of public figures to whom "the rules do not apply." Jacqueline names Karen Huger and Kelly Clarkson, leading to a spirited debate. Claudia argues, "It's about what you're capable of," [06:19], while Jacqueline emphasizes personal interpretations of the list. The segment highlights their playful banter and differing viewpoints on accountability and favoritism toward celebrities.

4. Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Recap [07:05 – 12:20]

Jacqueline vents about episodes of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, expressing frustration over repeated drama involving characters like Kyla Mauricio and Bose Keely. She remarks, "I wanted to die," [07:55], reflecting her disinterest in what she perceives as over-the-top conflicts. The hosts compare the show's dynamics to past seasons, pondering the sustainability of relationships amid constant upheaval.

5. Andrew Schultz's Comedy Special [12:20 – 17:18]

Claudia discusses her partial viewing of Andrew Schultz's comedy special, highlighting jokes about IVF and family dynamics. Jacqueline shares humorous bits, such as Schultz joking about flushing toilet bowls twice to prevent unwanted pregnancies, which both find laugh-out-loud funny. The segment underscores their appreciation for humor that tackles personal and sensitive topics with levity.

6. Fast 5 Stories You Need to Know [17:18 – 66:33]

The hosts transition into their "Fast 5" segment, covering the top five entertainment and celebrity news stories of the day.

a. Sydney Sweeney's Relationship Status [18:36 – 25:58]

Sydney Sweeney is under scrutiny as she extends her hotel stay without her fiancé, Jonathan, leading to speculations about their relationship. "He wasn't with her, and it's raising concerns about their relationship," reports Claudia [18:53]. The hosts analyze the implications of the postponed May wedding and Sydney's separate activities, debating whether this signals a breakup or just professional commitments.

b. Influencer Investment: Sit Marks Canned Margarita [31:29 – 35:58]

Alex Earl and Kygo lead a $3 million investment in the canned cocktail brand Sit Marks, which Claudia praises for its strategic backing by industry heavyweights like Steve Aoki and John Green. Jacqueline jokes about potential rebranding ideas, illustrating their enthusiasm for celebrity-driven entrepreneurial ventures. "It's very smart," Claudia notes [32:48], highlighting the likelihood of success given the investors' backgrounds.

c. Disney's Snow White Premiere Controversy [35:58 – 42:25]

Disney scales back its Hollywood premiere for Snow White amid various controversies, including concerns over representation and internal disagreements between stars Rachel Zegler and Gal Gadot. Jacqueline questions, "They have to present together at the Oscars that little Rachel," [36:51], expressing frustration over the film's production issues. The hosts debate the impact of these controversies on the film's reception and the broader implications for Disney's branding.

d. Zach Bryan's New Relationship [46:15 – 50:08]

Zach Bryan makes his relationship with Hannah Duncan Instagram official less than five months after his breakup with Brianna Chicken Fry. Claudia scrutinizes the dynamics, noting Bryan's pattern of dating civilians rather than fellow rock stars. "You can't take the girl out of the 90210, but you can't take the 90210 out of the girl," Jacqueline muses [47:08], reflecting on the challenges of fame and personal relationships.

e. Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 2 Trailer [50:25 – 66:33]

The hosts dissect the latest Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 2 trailer, which teems with interpersonal conflicts and drama. From accusations between Jason and Michelle to Lala Kent's confrontations, the segment highlights the show's penchant for heightened emotions and complex relationships. Claudia commends Jacqueline's insights, "It's kind of like a metamorphosis," [60:31], as they anticipate the unfolding drama in the new season.

7. Audience Engagement and Show Promotion [66:33 – End]

Wrapping up, Jacqueline and Claudia encourage listeners to subscribe and leave positive reviews on various platforms, humorously boasting about their talents and engaging personalities. They tease upcoming segments, including a TV recap of Summer House, and share personal anecdotes about meal prepping and recipe ideas, maintaining their signature playful rapport.

Notable Quotes:

• "What is it about this coffee that seriously looks like sewage?" – Jacqueline [01:20]

• "It's scientifically grosser." – Claudia [01:54]

• "I made crunch wraps the best thing I ever ate in my life." – Claudia [02:25]

• "You do not like us. Acquire some taste." – Jacqueline [28:12]

• "We are an acquired taste." – Claudia [28:17]

• "It's very smart." – Claudia [32:48]

• "They have to present together at the Oscars that little Rachel." – Jacqueline [36:51]

• "You can't take the girl out of the 90210, but you can't take the 90210 out of the girl." – Jacqueline [47:08]

Conclusion

In "The Boomer Pivot," Jacqueline Filet and Claudia Oshry blend personal anecdotes, celebrity gossip, and sharp-witted commentary to engage their audience. From everyday frustrations like poor coffee to dissecting high-profile relationships and entertainment controversies, the hosts provide a dynamic and entertaining listen. Their chemistry and candid discussions make the episode both relatable and insightful for listeners navigating similar life pivots.