Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

Are you watching?

Is anybody else watching Bachelor in Paradise?

I have been a fan of The Bachelor kind of franchise for probably 20 years.

I think it's one of the oldest dating shows.

And sadly, I think it's been completely usurped by shows like Love Island and 90-day fiancé and married at first sight, which I do not watch. I am a loyalist to The Bachelor. And Bachelor in Paradise, essentially, if you don't watch the show, is when a lot of contestants

from The Bachelor and Bachelorette get together on like a tropical island and you see who

kind of connects with who.

Roses are handed out, which means you get to stay in the show by men and women.

It switches up each week.

It is, look, it's fun.

I think, you know, my husband said, I think a lot of

older married people watch this show. And look, it's full of drama. The producers are

incredible, as you could imagine. But this season on Bachelor in Paradise, they blended two age

groups. So the typical contestants are in their 20s, maybe early 30s. But a couple of years

ago, they introduced what they call the Golden Bachelor and the Golden Bachelorette, which are

people in their kind of 50s and 60s. And what's interesting this season on Bachelor and Paradise

is that they've brought both groups together on the same island in the same hotel. And it's thrilling. I love watching it. It is so entertaining. And what's interesting. I mean, oh my God, there are so many interesting things. I could go in so many different directions here. But I love seeing the different age groups relate to each other. I love the older age

group, the older generation and passing a lot of wisdom on the younger ones. Although,

let me tell you, the goldens are the most fun. I have to say they're the most wild and open

and cool. But what was interesting was during a recent, it's called a rose ceremony and people have to depart

if they don't receive a rose. One woman said something that I thought was deeper than probably

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