Sibling Rivalry

Bob and Monét discuss Bob's visit with Aunt Hazel in Mississippi, what makes someone the matriarch of a family, and Monét's encounter with dry chicken. They also discuss getting sick from fast food, whether organic and all-natural foods are a scam, and why even contaminated lettuce couldn't keep Bob away from Taco Bell. Plus, they compare shoe sizes, discuss why Monét doesn't have custom Louboutins, and Bob recalls wearing the highest heels on Broadway. They also get into the pros and cons of competing on Survivor, revisit some of their biggest fights, discuss why Broadway shows are closing, and review the Frozen 3 trailer. Buy one pair of glasses and get 20% off additional pairs at https://WarbyParker.com/RIVALRY. #WarbyParker #ad Shop at https://www.quince.com for free shipping and 365-day returns, or download the Quince app for exclusive offers. Mention Sibling Rivalry at checkout Planning a trip with friends? Find a home on https://www.airbnb.com and experience the destination together Get an exclusive 15% discount on Saily data plans! Use the code [sibling] at checkout. Download the Saily app or go to: https://saily.com/sibling Rula patients typically pay $15 per therapy session with insurance. Find a therapist at https://www.rula.com/rivalry. #rulapod

Bob and Monét compare Alan Cumming and Ariana Madix as reality competition hosts and debate whether Alan is a better host than RuPaul. They also discuss what makes a great reality TV host, how they would do on Big Brother, and what a million dollars could motivate them to do. Plus, Bob tests whether Monét is a one-boxer or two-boxer, they call Matteo for his opinion, and determine the cost of owning a cell phone tower. Zenni Optical - Get 15% off your first order at Zenni.com/podcast with code PODCAST15 #Zennipartner Rocketmoney.com/rivalry

Bob and Monét discuss whether Bob really eats on the podcast all the time, if he's a SZA fan, and what he'd use if scissors didn't exist. Monét shares her thoughts on evolution and whether we're alone in the universe, and they test their math skills with a quiz. Plus, Bob shares his opinions on mocktails, they discuss jobs they've hated, and Monét compares opera and drag, including the differences in rehearsing for musicals and operas.

Bob and Monét plan an outrageous dream festival, test their Beyoncé lyrics, and compare wildly realistic dreams. The conversation then dives into Locktober, chastity fantasies, consent, hanky codes, drag dominatrix ambitions, personal scents, piercings, and increasingly impossible sexual logistics.

Bob and Monét debate how much ocean, money, and family chaos they can handle, from abandoning everything for a beach to ghosting each other’s relatives. They tackle Sean Paul’s Jamaican identity, Love Island’s racial politics, Reddit-fueled pranks, and the art of inventing drag names. Then they size up the queens and personas of Drag Race UK Season 8, with plenty of wildly inaccurate guesses.

Bob and Monét compare hair loss, transplant recovery, graft counts, and wig advice before revisiting a notorious Madonna ring mystery. They swap stories about late-night cleaning, post-surgery chaos, oversized purses, mailbox surfing, and childhood circus memories. A rapid-fire celebrity impression battle leads into plans for game night, karaoke, and a candid discussion of queer dating, monogamy, and changing sexual norms.

Bob and Monét dive into Love Island reunions, Ariana Madix’s hosting, and whether reality TV still creates cultural giants like American Idol once did. They rank Drag Race’s biggest stars, revisit questionable runway looks, debate the Tyler Oakley makeover, and descend into chaotic Heads Up games involving celebrities, songs, and plenty of rule disputes.

Bob and Monét debate whether brilliant albums deserve repeat listens, confess their dental and dietary shortcomings, and unpack defiance, femininity, and gender expectations. Bathroom taboos, travel-related urgency, and public-toilet fears lead to hilariously personal stories. They perform “Phenomenal Woman,” discuss rappers as poets, and examine how voices, walks, clothing, and facial expressions shape perceptions of gender and sexuality.

Bob catches Monét up on world news before they debate Alanis Morissette, millennial identity, cringe content, and whether Topanga is Black-coded. They investigate their Instagram bios, ponder alternate universes and election outcomes, then imagine using extreme wealth to fight hunger. Along the way: awkward street interviews, broken store merchandise, disappointing true crime, and wildly different shirt-removal techniques.

Bob and Monét riff on romance, gossip, karma, conspiracy theories, feminism, and our sped-up media habits. They debate fame versus meaningful work, whether passion is necessary for business, and the appeal of quiet dreams. Plus: a sharp reading of WALL-E, animated-film rankings, Reese Witherspoon’s Southern credentials, and survival strategies for a bear attack.