Best Neighbors Podcast

Hey Neighbors! Thanks for stopping by! This week has been challenging, to say the least. Margo tells us how NOT to let the food delivery guy in; a deep dive into the cabarlesque that is the RHONY finale; a double serving of Housewives, with RH of Dallas premiering; thoughts on HBO's Sharp Objects, and the charm-fest that is Cold Comfort Farm. Take care, Neighbors!

Hey there, Neighbors! How's your August going? We've convened once again in the living room to do a deep dive on RHONY,where we hear far too much about their colons; Castle Rock; the new Oscar category; Margo's new BFF, David Crosby; more on The Teacher's Pet; topped off with a dramatic reading from Faye Resnick's memoir. We're literary AF!

How's it going, Neighbors! Glad you stopped by--this week we are chock full of great recs, stories and opinions, so belly up to the pop culture buffet! We are talking RHONY; the riveting podcast, The Teacher's Pet; why you don't mess with Kathleen Turner; Margo has a bunch of great Netflix pix and Erin has a true-crime article and a book recommendation. Special shout-out to the Pink Shade with Erin Martin podcast for having Erin to rant even more about the Housewives! Stay cool, Neighbors! 

Hey, hey, Neighbors, welcome to another episode of BNP, where right out the gate we get into RHONY, and dual fighting at one table in Cartagena! Margo talks Castle Rock and Erin is 9 eps in for the new season of Orange is the New Black. Also, we've got a stacked "Seriously, F*** that Guy" segment, and why, whenever Treat Williams talks, we should all listen. Happy Summer!!

Hi ya, Neighbors! Thx for stopping by. We've loads to discuss, including RH of NYC & just what those crazy broads are up to in Colombia; Margo takes I FEEL PRETTY to task; both neighbors talk the Robin Williams doc and Killing Eve. And Margo favors us with a dramatic reading from Motley Crue's THE DIRT. Can ya handle it? 

Hey there & ho there, Neighbors! welcome, welcome to a new BNP! This week, Margo puts Don Felder, Ted Kennedy, and one rowdy one year-old in her sites, while Erin talks about Arden Myrin's recent article about women in comedy. And what's an ep without some RONY talk---Ah, Sober Lu, we hardly knew ye! Margo also watched Chappaquiddick and A Quiet Place, while Erin saw the new HBO Robin Williams doc. A feast for you ears--belly up! 

This week, we welcome Margo back from Reno, and we have loads to catch up on. We recount our favorite crazy ladies on Real Housewives of NY; loads of new podcast & social media recommendations; and institute a new segment, "Seriously, F*** That Guy!"; Margo talks the new indie doc, Three Identical Strangers, and Erin saw the new Mr. Rogers' doc, Won't You Be My Neighbor? and lots, lots more. Won't you join us and be our neighbor? 

Hi and hey there, Neighbors! Welcome to another episode where Margo gives it up about her top-secret hair straightening technique in Queens; LBJ and Hannah Gatsby; and Erin reads the 10 Stages of Genocide. That seems on par, right? But to save the day, it's a quick breakdown of Real Housewives of NYC & James Corden and Sir Paul McCartney's Carpool Karaoke. 

Why, hello! I didn't see you there. Welcome to our podcast. This week here are just of few of the topics we'll unpack this week: Real Housewives of NYC; the great Roxane Gay; Why Hedy Lamarr's a genius; Chris Hardwick; Brenda DIckson-related craziness; and a butt-ton of podcast and social media recommendations. A veritable feast for your ears and eyes. Wipe your feet! 

Hello there, Neighbors! Welcome to our first lil mini-episode. Recent travels plans have limited our time but we didn't want to limit our time with you, so here's a little mini-dose of your favorite Neighbors to tide you over. In this episode, our non-Julliard-trained neighbors do dramatic readings of some fave celeb offerings from Suzanne Somers poetry, and a recent bio of H'wood legend, Ava Gardner. Until next time, have a good week, everybody! 

Hey there, Neighbors! Get ready for a rec-heavy episodes, with recs for TV, podcasts, old & new, books, reality TV, social media, comedy, you name it. Margo recommends a podcast entitled "Behind the Bastards," -guess what that's about? And Erin goes old-school, with two vintage This American Life episodes, as well as a new book-related show. Real Housewives of NYC still delivers like Domino's. They weigh in on the whole Roseanne controversy. So many choices! So little time...

We're making up for lost stories with deep-dive discussions about Ali Wong's Hard Knock Wife; Solo: a Star Wars; Letters Live at Town Hall; Erin's trip to Fire Island; and our obligatory Perv Perp Walk with Harvey W. & Morgan Freeman, with a brief rest-stop at the Arrested Development dustup; we read two of our faves from MORE LETTERS FROM A NUT, and a brief bit from the new David Sedaris. Also, Alicia Witt reaches out and all apologies to Super Diamond. Something to round out your Memorial Day weekend! 

Hey there, Neighbors! It's another episode of BNP, where the neighbors break down a brutal episode of Real Housewives of NYC (oh, Dorinda!); Margo catches up on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee; Erin reviews Breaking In and the Tony-nominated musical, Once on This Island. They also dispel the myth of Ted L. Nancy; Netflix's Evil Genius; Amazon's Lord Lucan, and the new Showtime limited series, Patrick Melrose with Benedict Cumberbatch. In case you need a good talking-to... 

Welcome dear Neighbors to this week's episode featuring Erin & Margo breaking down the latest with Real Housewives of Bev Hills; Kanye's latest rant; Stormi Daniels on SNL; Junot Diaz; Seth Rogen's Vulture interview, and a bright spot, the John Mulaney Netflix special, Kid Gorgeous. We have our usual dose of TV/podcast recs and a few shout-outs sprinkled throughout. Pass the Claritan, Spring is here! 

Hey, hey, hey, he's guil--ty! This week, the Neighbors cups runneth over with news, especially in the true-crime sector. First, Cosby found guilty on 3 counts; then the capture of the Golden State Killer. We also breakdown the first two eps of Season 2 of the Handmaid's Tale, and our usual helping of Real Housewives talk, including Kim's rant on race--a real WTF moment. And to add some positivity, Margo talks about the Bowie exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum.