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Welcome to We Wine Whenever where three middle age, middle class neighborhood women discuss our views on popular shows, our lives and anything else that pops up. Join in the fun and listen in to discover what its really like to be a Jersey Shore housewife as the blonde ,the brunette and the redhead give you an unfiltered cocktail hour. Together, Wendy ,Kelli and Lori create a vibrant and entertaining podcast that covers a wide range of topics, from the latest Bravo drama to discussions on parenting, relationships, and current events. Their chemistry as co-hosts, combined with their relatability and passion, makes their podcast a must-listen for anyone looking for engaging conversations about everyday life and pop culture. We drink wine whenever and we hope you do too!

We Wine Whenever's Podcast is a news podcast hosted by We Wine Whenever, with 469 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 87.

We Wine Whenever hosts We Wine Whenever's Podcast, a news show with 469 episodes published.

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  Episode #470

  RHOC S20 E12: Everything Has an Expiration Date

  Sep 29, 202634 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail RHOC S20 E12: Everything Has an Expiration Date RHOC Season 20, Episode 12 – “Lei It on Me” brings the drama to a boiling point as Vicki’s comments about Carmela’s parenting finally come back to haunt her. Heather gives us a peek at her real-estate life while working on plans for a new apartment with her son Ace, while Jenn checks in with her son Harrison as he prepares for a new venture in Singapore. Emily shares a positive update about her relationship with Annabelle, saying they’ve been spending more time together and getting along much better. Meanwhile, Carmela discovers she’s not included in the family group chat and learns that her kids are still bothered by Vicki’s previous comments about their home and parenting. Gina visits Shannon as they prepare for a Hawaiian-themed engagement party for Gina and Travis. Gina reveals that she has been wearing a fake engagement ring and is debating whether they even need an expensive wedding. She also encourages Shannon to hold Vicki accountable for her comments about Carmela. Tamra’s storyline gets emotional when Ryan comes over for Ava’s 11th birthday. After nearly a year without speaking, Ryan opens up about his complicated relationship with Tamra and how he feels she hasn't been the same grandmother his grandmother was to him. Tamra gives Ava her first Gucci bag, which happens to be the first designer bag Tamra was ever able to afford. Then comes the bra-shopping adventure , with Vicki and Shannon helping Shannon find the right bra. Shannon jokes about her “un-bra-able” breasts before discovering she's a 34D. At Shannon’s fabulous luau engagement party, Carmela confronts Vicki about saying that Danny is essentially raising her children. Vicki initially denies saying it, but Heather confirms Carmela’s version of events. Carmela also brings up Vicki’s previous comments about her being a “shit mom” and criticizing her home. The confrontation escalates quickly, with Vicki pulling rank based on her 21 years on the franchise , while Carmela fires back that “everything has an expiration.” The women also revisit what happened in La Quinta, with Emily and Jenn refusing to apologize to Vicki. After the women leave, Vicki is left wondering what she did to make everyone walk away, bringing some unexpected vulnerability to the episode. The episode ends with Emily inviting everyone to a Persian celebration at her in-laws’ home, complete with food, culture, and a very competitive coconut game . ✳️Follow us on Social Media✳️ ============================================ Follow ☑️ Facebook / https://url-shortener.me/EVFH Follow ☑️ TikTok / https://www.tiktok.com/@wewinewhenever? Follow ☑️ Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/wewinewhenever/ Follow ☑️ us on Website / https://www.wewinewhenever.com/ Follow ☑️ us on Website / https://www.buzzsprout.com/2236104/support : https://www.youtube.com/@WeWineWhenever?sub_confirmation=1 Support the show https://www.wewinewhenever.com/

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  Episode #469

  RHOSLC S7 E2: Whitney Says Sorry… Meredith Says NOPE! | Après-Ski & Apology Drama

  Sep 28, 202635 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail RHOSLC S7 E2: Whitney Says Sorry… Meredith Says NOPE! | Après-Ski & Apology Drama RHOSLC Season 7, Episode 2 — “Apre’s-Ski with Lisa B” is packed with apologies, relationship drama, questionable skiing skills, and the never-ending battle between Whitney and Meredith. Lisa Barlow hosts a ski day for the women, hoping to bring everyone together while also dealing with the ongoing tension surrounding Mary. Whitney arrives ready to finally make peace with Lisa and Meredith after admitting that she had been drinking to cope with the struggles in her personal life and the loss of her business. Her heartfelt apology to Lisa seems to land, with both women admitting they still have a soft spot for each other. But Whitney's attempt to make amends with Meredith goes very differently. Whitney apologizes for the horrible things she said about Meredith and admits she hates how she behaved, not Meredith herself. Meredith, however, refuses to accept the apology, accusing Whitney of repeatedly saying hurtful things, apologizing, and then doing it all over again. Things quickly spiral when Heather brings up Meredith's past accusations about her, including the homophobia and pill-popping comments. Meanwhile, Bronwyn's relationship drama continues as she opens up about her romance with 32-year-old Brandon, her regret over how publicly the relationship became known, and her concerns about hurting Todd. The women aren't exactly buying Bronwyn's explanation that Brandon's appearance at the funeral became public because something "leaked." Heather also gets vulnerable, apologizing to Lisa for her behavior during Ultimate Girls Trip , admitting she drank too much and went below the belt. And then there's the actual skiing! Lisa and Angie struggling on the slopes provides some of the episode's funniest moments, while Meredith sits out because she's recovering from her facelift. Ashley Quai also joins the group, hoping she can help bridge the divide between Whitney, Lisa, and Meredith. The episode ends with Angie reminding everyone that they've all said things about each other and that life is too short to keep fighting — but with this group, that's probably easier said than done! ✳️Follow us on Social Media✳️ ============================================ Follow ☑️ Facebook / https://url-shortener.me/EVFH Follow ☑️ TikTok / https://www.tiktok.com/@wewinewhenever? Follow ☑️ Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/wewinewhenever/ Follow ☑️ us on Website / https://www.wewinewhenever.com/ Follow ☑️ us on Website / https://www.buzzsprout.com/2236104/support : https://www.youtube.com/@WeWineWhenever?sub_confirmation=1 Support the show https://www.wewinewhenever.com/

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  Episode #468

  RHONY S16 E3: Passover, Ponzi Schemes & Pickleball

  Sep 27, 202638 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail RHONY S16 E3: Passover, Ponzi Schemes & Pickleball RHONY Season 16, Episode 3 — “A Seder in Brooklyn” is packed with revelations, grudges, and plenty of Housewives shade. Hailey opens up about the tabloid scandal surrounding her relationship with John Gosselin when she was just 22, explaining how the experience changed the course of her life and ultimately led her to husband Reuben. Meanwhile, Carole revisits painful memories surrounding Caroline Bessette and her book, while Daisy admits that her marriage has its ups and downs — including her and Eugene threatening to look for other options whenever they fight. Jessel and Erin continue their escalating feud, with Jessel accusing Erin of running a smear campaign against her. Their sit-down quickly turns into a battle of insults, including Jessel calling Erin a “one-man Ponzi scheme,” “bootleg Houdini,” and accusing her of thinking she’s Zendaya when she’s actually Blossom. Jessel also brings up Erin’s own legal troubles, making this one of the messiest confrontations of the season. Then there’s Erika, who gives viewers a peek into her extremely wealthy life with her billionaire husband, their luxury properties, private chef, and plans to start a family using a surrogate. The episode culminates at Daisy’s Brooklyn Seder, where Passover 101 is apparently required, Jessel arrives two hours late , Hailey grades Erin’s Seder a C-minus , and Erin gives Hailey a jam-of-the-month subscription while reminding her that she’d rather be “boring” than break up the marriage of a man with eight children. And just like that, the Hailey vs. Erin war is officially ON. ✳️Follow us on Social Media✳️ ============================================ Follow ☑️ Facebook / https://url-shortener.me/EVFH Follow ☑️ TikTok / https://www.tiktok.com/@wewinewhenever? Follow ☑️ Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/wewinewhenever/ Follow ☑️ us on Website / https://www.wewinewhenever.com/ Follow ☑️ us on Website / https://www.buzzsprout.com/2236104/support : https://www.youtube.com/@WeWineWhenever?sub_confirmation=1 Support the show https://www.wewinewhenever.com/

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  Episode #467

  RHUGT S5 E7 Everybody’s Singing and Vicki Is Over It

  Sep 24, 202628 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail RHUGT S5 E7 Everybody’s Singing and Vicki Is Over It RHUGT S5 E7 — “Sisterhood of the Traveling Housewives” The Housewives are off to Miami for a lingerie party hosted by Lisa Hochstein, with Alexia, Marisol, Kiki, Larsa and Adriana joining the festivities. Teresa is excited because her sister-in-law Melissa is attending, and we get flashbacks to their complicated but once-close relationship. Jacqueline Laurita and Peggy Tanous also make appearances, with Jacqueline and Melissa agreeing to put their decade-long issues behind them. Meanwhile, Lisa Barlow and Larsa are still in the middle of their feud, with Lisa discovering that Lisa Barlow follows Marcus and comparing the whole situation to a telenovela. The party is full of speeches and performances, including Luann refusing to stop singing, Adriana taking the mic, and Vicki wondering why these Housewives keep thinking they can sing and dance. Eventually, the group leaves Miami and heads to New York. In New York, Luann quickly reunites with her boyfriend Michael before Dorinda arrives to host a gangster-themed lunch. The group gets together at a Bronx restaurant, where Carole arrives hungry and immediately starts negotiating what she can eat, while Luann takes another opportunity to complain about Sonja and admits she was upset that Carole “stole” her chef. Dorinda reveals she showed up hungover and simply continued drinking, because apparently that was the only reasonable solution. The conversation eventually turns emotional as Teresa opens up about spending 18 years of her life on reality television, losing her parents and having her daughter Audriana on camera. Vicki reflects on losing her mother while filming, while Gizelle tells Vicki that she feels she has finally blossomed after being supported and seen. The women also get emotional discussing motherhood, resilience and the strange reality of having so much of their lives documented on television. The episode ends with everyone getting ready for a Halloween party that becomes a full-on Bravo reunion, with Kelly Bensimon, Jill Zarin, Alex McCord, Jessel, Sai, Chanel Ayan, Dolores and Carole all showing up in costumes. Carole’s Steven Tyler costume is definitely one of the standout looks, while Gizelle has no idea who the Realitea guys are before correctly realizing they are fans. Erin and Abe also arrive, and Sai tells Jessel she was being a little bitchy toward Dorinda, while Chanel continues calling Jessel “Ramona.” Of course, the biggest question is where Porsha is, because she is still at the hotel and now more than 35 minutes late. Between the Miami drama, Luann’s nonstop singing, Teresa getting emotional about her reality-TV journey, and the parade of Bravo legends in New York, this episode really leans into the idea of Housewives history coming full circle. Real Housewives, Miami, Beverly Hills, New York, reality TV, episode analysis, drama, celebrity, reunion, costume party Support the show https://www.wewinewhenever.com/

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  Episode #466

  RHOC S20 E11 Three Engagements, One Ring & a $450 Uber

  Sep 23, 202630 minS1

  Send us Fan Mail RHOC S20 E11 Three Engagements, One Ring & a $450 Uber RHOC S20 E11 — “A Tale of Two Trips” The episode picks up with the fallout from Vicki’s explosive weekend, as Emily and Jen decide they have had enough and leave her house despite the $450 Uber ride. Vicki insists she didn’t actually want them to leave, but after telling them to “get the F out,” Emily and Jen aren’t interested in sticking around to work things out. The next morning, Vicki is still convinced she is the victim and even jokes about Venmo-requesting them for what she spent on the weekend. Meanwhile, the ladies in Los Olivos speculate about the drama back at Vicki’s, including the ongoing mystery of whether Carmela’s engagement ring actually exists. Gina also opens up about reaching a point where she was okay with never getting married to Travis because of their complicated family situation. Back with the group, the fallout spreads quickly. Emily tells Carmela and Shannon that Vicki had been talking about Carmela during their trip, including questioning whether Carmela and Danny even live in their house. Carmela is understandably furious, especially because she feels Vicki is perfectly comfortable discussing everyone else’s relationships while refusing to address her own issues with Mike. Emily also opens up about her struggles with Shane, particularly feeling like he doesn’t contribute enough around the house, while Shane feels that Emily doesn’t acknowledge the sacrifices he makes for their family. On the other side of town, Gina and Travis are discussing whether they should spend millions on a bigger home for their blended family or have the wedding Gina has always wanted—and then Travis finally gives Gina her actual engagement ring. Meanwhile, Carmela and Danny have a surprisingly honest conversation about their relationship, including his past cheating and recent messages with another woman. They agree to try couples therapy and give themselves six months to work through the lingering anger and trust issues. The emotional centerpiece of the episode, though, belongs to Vicki and Tamra. Tamra comes over and gets the full story from Vicki, who admits that she felt attacked and overwhelmed during the weekend. As they talk, Vicki drops the bravado and reveals how insecure she feels about being alone and not being married. She reflects on her three failed engagements, her fear of another failed relationship, and her regret over divorcing Don, even wondering if they would still be together had they never left Chicago. Vicki admits that despite everything looking perfect on paper, she often feels alone and worries that Mike could eventually leave her. For once, Tamra puts the stirring-the-pot aside and actually gives Vicki the emotional support she needs, encouraging her to confront the deeper issues behind her fear of being alone. It is one of those rare moments where Tamra actually feels like Vicki’s friend—and honestly, I didn’t hate it Real Housewives, Orange County, season 20, episode 11, reality TV, relationships, conflict, production insights Support the show https://www.wewinewhenever.com/

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